i feel i should have known sooner. i found out exactly the same time you did. >> reporter: now, venice mayor john hawley says this breakdown in communication is something they will take a serious and closer look at so it doesn't happen again. we will stay on top of this and bring you the latest. isabel mascarenas, 10news wtsp. >>> 20 years ago st. pete erupted in protests. cars set on fire. outrage in the streets. all a part of a fallout from a single traffic stop. now, many of you may not have been here when this happened. october 24, 1996, tyronn lue wis and a friend sped past police. he was driving without a license and had cocaine on him. two one officer james snide got in front of lewis' car. lewis tried to run him over and the officer fired shots killing tyron lewis. within minutes a crowd gathered, rocks and bottles were thrown and this led to two nights of rioting. 30 buildings were set on fire. $1 million in damages. a month later a grand jury cleared officer knight. riots. the neighborhood where this happened

suggest former wells fargo c-e-o john stumpf may have known about the fake account problem sooner than he claims. stumpf told congress under oath last month he wasn't notified of the problem until 20-13.but a 2007 letter by an employee addressed to stumpf warned of widespread "unethical and illegal activity" inside wells fargo. however, it has not yet been the c-e-o of visa is calling it quits.visa c-e-o charlie scharf says he needs to spend more time with his family on the east coast -- away from visa's headquarters in san francisco.scharf also sits on the board of microsoft -- which has its headquarters near seattle.his statement about spending more time on the east coast raises questions about whether he will keep that seat. when we come back we'll be talking to an expert about long injuries could keep some of the packers big playmakers off the field.but first, here's a live look from waukesha. meteorologist scott steele is back with the latest a cold front has passed leading to a shift in wind direction from the warm southwest to the chillier northwest. a lack of moisture allowed t

milwaukee and madison allowed early voting much sooner than most municipalities. ballots must be returned by november 8. happing now:iraqi and kurdish forces have launched their biggest push toward stronghold, iraqi troops are advancing faster than u-s commanders anticipated.you can see large clouds of black smoke billowing up from bashiqa. the town was pounded by airstrikes and mortar fire from nearby positions high above earlier in the week a u-s military member assisting iraqi forces was killed by a roadside bomb near bashiqa yesterday.... marking the first american combat casualty in the campaign. awareness month. here in our it comes as many remember the four year anniversary of a deadly, domestic violence shooting in brookfield. pete zervakis is live with more. four years ago today... a gunman entered the azana salon and spa here in brookfield and killed three women: they were maelyn lind... cary robuck... and zina daniel - who was his estranged wife. commited suicide. as wisconsin marks domestic violence awareness month this month of october... the women's

so, the sooner the better. david: china's foreign exchange reserve declined more than expected in december. s shrank says the stock by $3.17 trillion. now, to japan. the country needs a double dose of monetary and fiscal easing. abe's prime minister advisors says this limits the effectiveness of the boj's eas ing, and is the biggest reason the inflation has not risen to the target of 2%. hurricane matthew is set to be the strongest form hitting the u.s. since 2005. four storm with winds of 130 miles per hour is expected to make landfall in causing as much as $50 billion in economic loss. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries around the world. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . i'm david ingles, and this is bloomberg. manus: david, thank you very much. it is jobs day. sterling is moving. what is happening in asia? what are the repercussions of this move in sterling? good day to you. reporter: good day to you. it does not take much to

we are tracking a cold front that will arrive sooner than you would like. the timing of what to expect in the upcoming weekend coming up in a few minutes. alison: a motorcyclist is dead during the evening rush on route seven. sky track 7 flew over the scene. three other people were hurt, but their injuries are not considered life-threatening. the circumstances are still under investigation. jonathan: it was a wild chain of events and prints are discounting him a robbery, a car crash, then a carjacking. the suspects got away. one week later, we have new surveillance video and our first chance to hear the frantic 911 calls made after the robbery. tim barber has tonight's revelations. surveillance video was violent. despite what you are about to witness, remember that these robbers only got away with 400 bucks. two robbers burst through the diner door. seconds later, a third walks in and pistol whips the cashier twice before he forces him to pull cash from the register. all three robbers are in and out three guys, masked, just left. tim: you can hear the panic

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>> yes, so the sooner we are done with this meeting, the sooner we can go and eat. >> i am glad that point was made. >> thank you very much, but i also want to say that san francisco has always been the jugerknot force that has moved california and therefore has affected the nation. and during my tenure, i remember we prevented guns from being sold, senator, here in san francisco. and we have watched the decades of which you have fought, mightily, and strongly and imperatively, to continue to have our country rid of automatic assault weapons. so i want to say we stood here originally, we stood for the right things, we did not dilly dally and we have driven forth afl very come mendable agenda for our country to be proud of. and i thank you. >> thank you very much. >> okay. and seeing no other distinguished guests, i will acknowledge supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much. >> and good afternoon, again, ladies and gentlemen, mr. mayor, president breed, and senator, it is wonderful to sit here in this beautiful chamber and just have a moment to reflect. if you think about it, we have c

by matt campbell thinks it may help the cyclones against the sooners on thursday night. from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm jonathan elias. (??turn??)saudi arabian authorities say they've busted up two possible isis terror attacks.in one, militants were going to >>> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, dc, i'm a jonathan elias. that busted up to possible terror attacks. one was at a world cup to -- qualifying max and the other involved tax on security forces. week old offensive to recapture mosul from isis. (??take vo??)and, in paris, the bataclan concert hall has unveiled its new facade.it's set to re-open on november 13th the anniversary date of the attack.british singer pete desk in washington, i'm iowa state is 0 and 5 in the big twelve - and their sixth conference game - may be their toughest test yet... matt campbell's >>> it is 0 and 5 in the big 12. the sixth conference game and to surprise the sooners -- and campbell thinks that maybe -- playing on a short week can benefit his clones... it simplifies you - the unfortunate part is you're goin

. >>> the application period to apply for federal student aid is opening up sooner, we look at why it is so important to get your application in as soon as possible.>>> this high school senior has big dreams. but she will need for college. >> wanted to pursue a career in medicine and they tend to be more than expensive. >> being able to apply for financial aid will help her and her family make more informed decisions about affordability. submit the fafsa form get a student aid report that will tell you what aid to qualify for like pell grants or a work- study then enter the information into the net price calculator on any college website. to get a good idea of what the apply. it is important to apply for fafsa as soon after the launch as possible. >> many state college and scholarship programs need your fafsa to determine how much aid you will get and often it is a first come first serve basis. >> be aware if you're going to college in 2017 your package will be based on your family 2016 taxes. use the irs data retrieval form to import your tax information. >> know all the schools you

sooner than expected. coming up, a final look at your ready weather forecast including the 10-day outlook. it's time for news on the go... a recap of all your top stories happening at noon. a milwaukee man has been freed from prison after spending more than 20 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit. 48-year-old 'daryl dwayne holloway' was released from the green bay correctional institution late this morning. he was convicted in 1993 of sexual and burglary...but new dna testing found holloway could not have committed the crime.yesterday, a milwaukee county judge vacated his milwaukee police are searching for a suspect responsible for stabbing a 73-year old man to death near 24th and capitol.. the victim has been identified as herman davis...police say davis was stabbed during an ?argument? around 7-30 last night. and executives at miller park gathered the media this morning to announce stadium upgrades for next season...the plans include a re-vamp of the food and beverage experience at miller park

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the sooner we get started, the sooner we can adjourn so you all can continue socializing. >> good afternoon, everybody and welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors special meeting for tuesday, october 18th, 2016. madam clerk, can you please call the roll? >> thank you, supervisor avalos. >> present. >> breed. >> present. >> campos. >> present. >> cohen. >> present, farrell. >> present. >> kim. >> kim present. >> supervisor mar? >> here. >> present. >> peskin present. >> sperp tang. >> present. >> supervisor weiner. >> present. >> yee? >> present. >> madam president all members are present. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen, can you please join us in the pledge of allegiance? >> thank you, everyone. madam clerk, are there any communications? >> i have none to report, madam president. >> okay. ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to welcome you all to a very special ceninneanl meeting. >> we come together to celebrate this chamber, sitting with me on my right are great senator and former president of the board as well as our former mayor of san francisco u.s. senator diane finste

pope francis said he tried to come sooner, but did not want to interfere with the rescue and rebuildingorts. away that i had to be by your side. i just want to say that i am with you. i am with you, that's all, and i pray for you. reporter: walking among flattened buildings, pope francis shook hands with families of victims, and prayed with rescue workers. at this makeshift school which was rebuilt in record time, he had simple words for the , whonts and for this man, lost his wife and two children in the tragedy. the country's most devastating earthquake since 2009 flattened several towns in central italy, killing nearly 300 people, and causing upwards of 4 billion euros in damages. laura: moving to the u.s. election now, not generating quite the same excited -- excitement as trump versus clinton, but the u.s. will get to hear from the two men hoping to be vice president of the united states. senator tim kaine will take on indiana governor mike pence tonight at longwood university in virginia. earlier, we saw what clinton's running mate is hoping to do. reporter: it is very much about

sean: the traditional path would have been to go public sooner.ething happened post facebook, which i may have played a role in this occurring, which was the development of this robust secondary market where suddenly hedge funds and private wealth managers and various sovereign wealth funds and so forth began to invest very heavily in private companies. emily: you started that? you started secondary markets? sean: i certainly didn't start everything. i didn't start secondary markets. we encouraged at facebook a robust secondary market. we were much more open to having a secondary market. being in part because we had a longer-term vision, and you need to give people the opportunity to take liquidity on the way. emily: what do you think is the biggest threat to facebook's business? sean: you know, i think facebook's business has so much growth left in it. that in some ways -- it is really value extraction. it is value that has been stored for a long time. and there are smart people trying to unlock that value. that process is, you know, another 10-2

i tend to be in the camp of normalizing sooner rather than later. >> there is always something to worry about. at the moment, there are a lot of uncertainties. scarlet: the world's most influential financial actors -- down thus taken rates far. >> i have not seen bubble prices in most assets. >> the pressure is great on everybody. ultimately, you've got to produce. it's all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." it's all straighthello and wel. i'm scarlet fu. this is "bloomberg best," your weekly review of the most important business news, analysis, and interviews from bloomberg television around the world. the week began with reports from germany that created considerable worry for investors in one of the world's largest investment banks. bank shares dropping to a record low in germany today amid further concerns about its financial stability, whether the government will save the bank if needed. how long can the government distance itself from deutsche bank? >> well, so, it's a very complicated position because we have an election next year and we hav

i do think people want to get started sooner rather than later.mportant is it -- we know there are five governors and the president of the bank of new york that vote, and then four others that rotate through the regional fed presidents who do not vote, but how important are their views when they speak at these meetings? >> i think janet yellen as well to build aanke try broader consensus. it was not a focus just on who is voting and who is not voting. it is really, what are people saying, what kind of analysis are people giving, and where is the broad consensus of the committee? i think it is a little too narrow to focus on the voting members. formally that is where the decision is made. a broader, it is kennedy kind of decision that is made. and it is the substance of the argument. angie: the former fed governor speaking to bloomberg. coming up, saudi arabia considers easing >> checking in on headlines from around the world. china's exports fell since february of last month as global demand remained tepid. the trade surplus coming in at $42 billi

the sooner we start, republicans and democrats, senate and house, the sooner we can start producing something that -- if it's really about healthcare reform, that people can be happy with. >> something tells me you and i will be talking in 2017 about the affordable care act and what you're doing on it. just a taker. if you are a fiscally responsible agency helping the economy, he's rewarding you. wwe supepetatajohnhnenen papaioiosmsm ititnsnsrere ssssnana debebee and d worn like a badge of honor. and with good reason. because it means love and devotion for one's country. but what really makes up this country of ours? it's the people. to love america is to love all americans. this year patriotism shouldn't just be about pride of country. love beyond age, sexuality, disability, race, religion, and any other labels. because love has no labels. >> and welcome back to "eye on washington," our discussion of my guest's efforts to provide more fiscal oversight to congress. we have been visiting with nevada u.s. congressman mark amodei. well, we have covered government waste and abuse many times on th

the sooner we get started, the sooner we can adjourn so you all can continue socializing. >> good afternoon, everybody and welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors special meeting for tuesday, october 18th, 2016. madam clerk, can you please call the roll? >> thank you, supervisor avalos. >> present. >> breed. >> present. >> campos. >> present. >> cohen. >> present, farrell. >> present. >> kim. >> kim present. >> supervisor mar? >> here. >> present. >> peskin present. >> sperp tang. >> present. >> supervisor weiner. >> present. >> yee? >> present. >> madam president all members are present. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen, can you please join us in the pledge of allegiance? >> thank you, everyone. madam clerk, are there any communications? >> i have none to report, madam president. >> okay. ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to welcome you all to a very special ceninneanl meeting. >> we come together to celebrate this chamber, sitting with me on my right are great senator and former president of the board as well as our former mayor of san francisco u.s. senator diane finste

the sooner we get started, the sooner we can adjourn so you all can continue socializing. >> good afternoon, everybody and welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors special meeting for tuesday, october 18th, 2016. madam clerk, can you please call the roll? >> thank you, supervisor avalos. >> present. >> breed. >> present. >> campos. >> present. >> cohen. >> present, farrell. >> present. >> kim. >> kim present. >> supervisor mar? >> here. >> present. >> peskin present. >> sperp tang. >> present. >> supervisor weiner. >> present. >> yee? >> present. >> madam president all members are present. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen, can you please join us in the pledge of allegiance? >> thank you, everyone. madam clerk, are there any communications? >> i have none to report, madam president. >> okay. ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to welcome you all to a very special ceninneanl meeting. >> we come together to celebrate this chamber, sitting with me on my right are great senator and former president of the board as well as our former mayor of san francisco u.s. senator diane finste

we arrive sooner, posing less risk to firefighters firefighters wis-safe hopes to install 10- thousand smoke alarms across wisconsin and reminds all of us to check the batteries in our smoke detectors and alarms and keep checking every month. homecoming is back at marquette university.the university is holding events all week long.today, students and alumni stuff cause.they were hoping to collect 12-hundred pounds of food for the hunger task force. marquette stopped having homecoming when the school dropped football... but there's still plenty of sporting events this week, including volleyball and soccer.other events during the week include a talent show, a 5-k, and a concert. 3 cbs 58 is hosting "conversations with komen". anyone with questions about breast health and breast cancer is invited to call our five thirty tomorrow. experts with susan g. komen will answer any question or concerns no matter how big or small. the number to call is 777-5801.you can also visit our website cbs 58 dot com for more information. a milwaukee woman was honored for her work in the hispanic co. communit

she is lucky that it didn't roll sooner than it did. she was able to get out -- get her child out of there and a cup of the other belongings she had with her. >> reporter: the feet from shore. a tow truck of water had a wade into the chilly water to attach a rope to get the vehicle out. one vehicle totalled by water, but thankfully the mother and baby safe and sound. jordan purchased new tires and brakes for her suv but sees the bigger picture. she is thankful that she and her daughter are okay. when we visited her home she was waiting for an insurance >>> the mbta tweeted thought video yesterday explaining that falling leaves can lead to train delays. the leaves make the train's wheels slip so the trains can go slower to make it safe. the mbta devotes a number resources including specialized train cars to clear the tracks. workers a you ply special gels to the tracks to keep the leaves off. >> julie: quite a few delays on the commuter rail and that makes sense. the leaves arehe responsible. the roads and things are moving along fine on

the sooner the better because we do run out every year. the sooner people can buy the come. we do encourage everyone to wear pink. i wore something that i thought everyone would wear. it is a really fun event. >> they can go to paint in pink gala .org to purchase tickets.>> tickets are $35 each. if they are purchasing to, if they use pip 2 wl they >> this is the fifth year you have honored kim's memory, how has this event evolved in the last three years?>> it is so interesting to see the people that you do not know that come to the event. or we just started we figured it would be our friends and family. why our second year we capped at 300 people. it is so interesting because can you raise your hand if you have been impacted. if you've known anyone impacted by breast cancer. every single person raised their hand. we have all been touched in some way or form. that is why i love partnering with one in nine. cam was always so in awe of the support that she got. to be diagnosed so young, and have so many of your friends still in college who do not understand what you are going t

county sheriffs are on scene say this could take up to 2 hours to clear exit at ryan road or even sooner at drexel ave and 7mile rd entrance to 94 e yesterday was "backwards day" with the high temperatures in the morng before the cold front arrived and shifted the wind to the nw and dropping temps into the 60s. despite the front, temps remained above normal yesterday, and today. thor along the lake and mid 40s inland with a light breeze. today is the pick day of the week with highs in the mid to upper 60s, just a few clouds, and a light breeze. tonight will have increasing clouds, a light breeze, and lows in the 40s. there is just an isolated chance for a light shower overnight along another cold front. new this morning. milwaukee police searching for suspects involved in a double-shooting on the city's northwest side. grantosa. when police arrived they found a 50 year old man and 26 year old woman shot.the woman died at the scene with multiple gunshot wounds. no word on what led to the shooting. also new this morning.police in greenfield tell us: they chased a stolen car from forest hom

so the sooner the better. stood up at the council of foreign relations in washington and was in search of adults. for european banking in general, what this is about is the courage and the will to clear bad loans. imf assisted tyra banks, german banks, banks in general to find the courage to finally write down the balance sheet? >> they be real banking union within the area. there is a degree of banking union. efforts have been made. there is not a fiscal backdrop it will besupport sizing the system. that is number one. we have say things as we see them. sometimes it is not welcome. if we see a significant amount of balance sheets, we have to say so. privacy in bilateral discussions and we do that publicly aggregating numbers because we never want to single out one particular institution versus the other. in the global financial stability report, we hardly mention any name. but we talk in general -- tom keene: it seems like bloomberg surveillance back and forth. >> she is probably far more diplomatic than we a

the sooner we get started, the sooner we can adjourn so you all can continue socializing. >> good afternoonwelcome to the san francisco board of supervisors special meeting for tuesday, october 18th, 2016. madam clerk, can you please call the roll? >> thank you, supervisor avalos. >> present. >> breed. >> present. >> campos. >> present. >> cohen. >> present, farrell. >> present. >> kim. >> kim present. >> supervisor mar? >> here. >> present. >> peskin present. >> sperp tang. >> present. >> supervisor weiner. >> present. >> yee? >> present. >> madam president all members are present. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen, can you please join us in the pledge of allegiance? >> thank you, everyone. madam clerk, are there any communications? >> i have none to report, madam president. >> okay. ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to welcome you all to a very special ceninneanl meeting. >> we come together to celebrate this chamber, sitting with me on my right are great senator and former president of the board as well as our former mayor of san francisco u.s. senator diane finstein. enter[ appla

. >> and it is now just 26 days until the election day and it couldn't come any sooner. there's a lot to get to tonight. i want to begin with gloria borger and maccroccennon. i hardly recognize him without a hat hat. let's discuss this. this is jessica leads accusing donald trump of sexual assault. >> he was grabbing my breasts and trying to turn me towards him and -- and kissing me and then after a bit, that's when his hands started going -- i was wearing a skirt and he -- his hands started going towards my knee and up my skirt and that's when i said, i don't need this, and i got up. >> so gloria, what she's describing is a scene in an airplane where donald trump attacked her more than 35 years ago, the trump people are flat out calling her a liar and he's saying the same thing, she's looking are fame. what's your impression? >> she's a reluctant witness. she watched the debate on sunday night, she heard anderson cooper repeatedly press donald trump about whether in fact he had ever behaved the way he bragged about behaving on that notorious videotape, and he said he di

much sooner than later. a couple of numbers to show you real quick. yesterday we made it to 82 degrees tying our all-time record for yesterday. degrees. keep that number in mind as we walk through the forecast. we will be very close to touching that record again. this morning nice and mild. this afternoon clouds roll in leaving scattered showers. temperatures already in the mid and upper 60s. lower 70s in elyria. downtown 72. winds will top the weather headline today. already seeing gusts over hour winds over 40 miles per hour in parts of lorain county. we are tracking showers up toward the north. that rolls in this evening through the day tomorrow on wednesday. before you run out the door, grabbed that umbrella. not because you will need it right now but when you come home from work, you may need an umbrella. lunchtime, squeaky clouds will bring in a chance for scattered showers in the mix lingering and lasting through early tomorrow morning. by tomorrow afternoon we will dry things out but not before topping out today in the upper 70s, low, perhaps

deimos: without a hostage to w a i'm surehe police can start turning up the heat, catch them that much sooner. all right? >> nicole: i hope you're right. >> deimos: in the meantime, you're here where there's power,

and the sooner you know, the sooner you can act. so all of these things -- again, the united states takes for granted can actually be put in place at some level in every country in the world. and if you build off of that foundation i think we'll see real improvement over time. >> i want to just come back to matt here and i want you to -- if you were in front of a congressional committee could you just make the argument for why should the united states participate in the world bank, a., and, b., why should -- what is the argument for supporting ida 18? i can give all the reasons why i think we should but yao it would be important for you to give those. >> fundamentally it's about global leadership who america wants to be in the world and historically we have been so central to the creation of the post world war ii bier national financial architecture. we were one of the core founders of the world bank and imf and central to thinking about any number of other multilateral institutions and making sure they bring more and more countries

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if we provide what was needed in the beginning, we could have been here sooner.he good news, is that we are finally here. >> we are seeing video from the area and they are seeing red, white and blaing flags and also red, white and green. that is the kurdish forces that we are talking about. and front line documentary did an interesting piece about mosul and spoke to a member about what it would be to go to mosul and this is what a fighter said. [talking foreign language] >> it's really up to the americans, we're not going into it alone. general, what precisely is our role. >> essentially he is correct. the iraqi army is not strong enough as a ground force to retake mosul. they are are a third of the force. and they will use the mobilization and hold in the south and the sunni travel force. that represents the army in a sense that is going after mosul. the role that the americans play is key. we are enabler are and helped to put the plan together and in iraq, we have one of our most capable commanders in lieutenant general townsend and he is the on seen commanders

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i expect it is going to be a little bit sooner, towns to your south and future cast up ten minutes. julie grauert back now. >> julie: sea branch continuing delays from delay in tappan street and up to the maps still waiting as well for this incident to be cleared in chelsea, williams street in broadway, had crash and took between power poles above the intersection so and live drives 41 minutes 495 to mass ave. 26 minutes on expressway, 64 minutes, hour on 128 southbound from peabody to the weston tolls. >> daniel: 9:02. there was no handshake in the beginning and final presidential debate and two candidates walked off the stage without even looking at each other. >> julie: last night's debate started off with good exchange about the issue and quickly derailed. sara underwood joins us with the big take away including an admission from trump that he is not ready to lose the election. sara? >> sara: julie, this morning donald trump not saying whether he will accept the results if he loses. >> i will look at it at the time. i've not looking at anything now. i will look at it at the time

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she regrets not speaking out sooner.he trump campaign has not responded to cnn's request for comment. >> overnight, the clinton campaign responded. an indirect refers from the candidate. cnn's jeff zeleny traveling with the campaign out west with the latest. >> reporter: john and christine, the clinton campaign is reacting to the bombshell report in the times. hillary clinton read the story flying from colorado to nevada for a campaign event last night. this morning in a statement, jennifer palmeri says this, this story fits everything we know about the way donald trump has treated women. these reports suggest he lied on the debate stage and disgusting behavior he bragged about in the tape is more than just words. secretary clinton as she was rallying supporters in vegas made a vague reference to the report. she said the latest incident trump was involved in and criticized his excuse about locker room talk. interesting on the campaign trail. secretary clinton is making an appeal not just to democrats, but independents an

have had a chance to cover this story for some time, we were kind of expecting this to happen a lot sooners you point out the president was over in the sunshine state of florida talking about the need to get more people to sign up for the affordable care act. and the president also had a statement out there today. this one issued by the white house. let me just share a little bit from that statement. it said that the president believes there are commonsense ways to continue to improve the aca. this includes working with the 19 states like florida that have yet to expand medicaid. keep that in mind, we'll talk a bit more about that in just a second. and insuring a choice of health insurance issuers such as through a public plan fallback option. a mouthful, i know. what that really means, my friend, is consumers would be able to compare, say, a federal health care plan with their own private plan, and if it was cheaper, they could go for that. but that would require just a few tweaks along the way. maybe a few more tweaks than the president is even willing to admit. here's what he had to say

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