it's one of 28 states considering protections for patients against surprise medical bills. four others-- illinois, florida, new york and connecticut-- have already passed laws. >> for so many new jersey families, they just can't afford it. >> reporter: state senator joe vitale is a sponsor of new jersey's bill. it would mandate most doctors to participate in the same networks as the hospital, require doctors and hospitals to notify patients if they are not in network, ban doctors from balance billing and set up an arbitration system to press providers to defend their bills, and insurers to defend their rates. >> in the end, there's going to be an understanding, you know, what bill is going to be fair, and what reimbursement will be fair. and if you are extreme in either one of those circumstances-- whether you're the provider or the doctor or the insurance company-- you're not going to win. >> reporter: but after years of pressure from consumer groups, and negotiations, including a state assembly hearing this past week, the bill has gone nowhere. why hasn't this passed? >>

we'll show you this very surprised surprise proposal. that's coming up. it's not just pride weekend her. in that city's pridecer marching parade surprised his partner by question... ==take ts== four seconds cheeri runs=:04 ==nt vo== surprised his partner by popping the question. >> now he was so surprised because more than 100 officers suddenly stopped and turned toward the crowd. one of them left the formation, walked over to his partner and proposed on one knee. as you can see he's very surprised and excited. the answer was yes. the officer says he had been planning that surprise for a while and his partner did not suspect a thing. after the proposal, the officer here got back into formation and kept on marching. he had a job to do. pretty cool. they were all in on it. >>> it's going be hot. you're going to be inland, that's where it will be the hottest. temperatures pushing 100 degrees through wednesday. by thursday we'll see cooling and by friday really start the feel better across the bay contrary with temperatures out of 90s and triple digits. final

off ofetting a lift that surprise rate cut.rd as to austrian new zealand, there we go, the new zealand market up, deciding not to cut interest rates. markethoping that equity along by that in action there. sydney down by one third of 1%. the latest inflation numbers coming out. we will have us live to you when "trending business" returns. ♪ ?c+sv rishaad: a look at our top weakening,e won lowering the key rate to 1.2 per 5% -- 1.25%. the key jumping to a 12 month high as the reserve they new zealand held its key rate steady. yen strength weighing on japanese shares, all signs that ed will hold fire on a rate rise. oils fourth day of gains helping those aussie energy stocks. chinese regulators getting involved, could be about to drop the last obstacle to the acquisition of sab miller by ab inbev. local burrs reporting the ministry do not object to the takeover. data out ofortant the chinese economy, inflation numbers coming through. 2% in below expectations, may. we were expecting 2.2%. ,his follows the three months 2.3%, so inf

were you surprised by the vote, marc? >> no, we were prepared either way.e ended up taking a look at it. if i had to make a bet i would have thought they would stay in. but for our portfolio we ended upsetting it up so it would be fine either way. >> we were definitely surprised. we were looking at the polls going into it thinking there was going to be a remain. our clients are strachg our heads wondering what they are going to do. gary: with mayor tom bradley, people were saying they are voting for tom bradley, but when they got to the polls they didn't vote for tom bradley. that was happening last night and it seems to be happening for donald trump. how much confidence do you have in poll numbers going forward? >> it was pretty close. at the end of the day i think everybody thought it would be 52-48, 51-49. and that's where it was, but on the other side. with brexit people didn't mow what was going to happen. a number of people sort of changed their mind at the last minute. but i think all the polls leading up to yesterday sort of indicated that they were

. >>> surprise diagnosis. health officials say astrazeneca one regarded at the best to protect kids from the virus doesn't work. >>> troubling results. one of the most popular small suvs performed the worst in the latest crash tests. >>> those stories and more tonight on "national business report" for thursday, june 23rd. >>> good evening. i'm sharon epperson in tonight for sue herera. >> and i'm tyler mathisen from 30 rock in new york city. stocks rallied to near records a sign perhaps investors expect the uk to vote to stay in the european union, even though polls in recent days have characterized the vote as a coin toss and reports say there are deep divisions throughout the country. as we've reporteds market held captive by the vote moving higher with every poll that favors stay and twitching lower with every one that favors leave. today the dow jones industrial average closed back above 18,000, gaining 230 points, the nasdaq eed added 76 and the s&p 500 rose 27. >>> a final outcome of the referendum won't

. >>> a special surprise for a group of six children coming up next how it all started with one life long wish and turned into so much more. >>> cool down is under way, significant cooling today, further cooling tomorrow then things start to warm up as we head toward your holiday weekend. >> bay area police joined together for a top secret motorcycle mission even organizers were surprised how it turned out. it started with a teen making a life long wish. >> this act of kindness played out. >> reporter: this is what a very big surprise sounded like in saratoga today the secret mission started outside the men low park police department >> i expected 10, 12 motorcyclemake an afternoon of it and it has grown to this. >> reporter: badges were different goal the same a long line of motorcycle officers suited up, and one by one headed here, to this children's hospital in saratoga to surprise dozens of children with serious medical conditions and one young man in particular. >> he wanted to see a few motorcycles this is beyond anything we expected. >> reporter: 50 police officers from two ba

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this was a surprise. it was a negative surprise.d a serious impact and is kind of validating that all of the things that the experts defied -- these are the things that will happen. the markets said they were right . it is hard to say how the voters will take that and say nevermind. mark: matt winkler. 5:00 in london. three: 42 on bloomberg markets. u.k. labourf the party gets a hostile reception. the war of words is next. >> i know that virtually none of you have ever done a pro proper job in your life. ♪ vonnie: you are watching bloomberg. i'm vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton. this is your global business report. vonnie: a reception for the leader of the u.k. independence party. thel farage is booed at european parliament, but he has choice words of his own. a chinesehing out to billionaire as it tries to capitalize on increasing interest in interest in the world's most populous nation. economists believe slow growth may have begun. there is disagreement on the cause. we look at the different theories. harsh words in the europ

were you surprised by the vote, marc? >> no, we were prepared either way.e ended up taking a look at it. if i had to make a bet i would have thought they would stay in. but for our portfolio we ended upsetting it up so it would be fine either way. >> we were definitely surprised. we were looking at the polls going into it thinking there was going to be a remain. our clients are strachg our heads wondering what they are going to do. gary: with mayor tom bradley, people were saying they are voting for tom bradley, but when they got to the polls they didn't vote for tom bradley. that was happening last night and it seems to be happening for donald trump. how much confidence do you have in poll numbers going forward? >> it was pretty close. at the end of the day i think everybody thought it would be 52-48, 51-49. and that's where it was, but on the other side. with brexit pele didn't mow what was going to happen. a number of people sort of changed their mind at the last minute. but i think all the polls leading up to yesterday sort of indicated that they were g

were you surprised by the vote, marc? >> no, we were prepared either way.e ended up taking a look at it. if i had to make a bet i would have thought they would stay in. but for our portfolio we ended upsetting it up so it would be fine either way. >> we were definitely surprised. we were looking at the polls going into it thinking there was going to be a remain. our clients are strachg our heads wondering what they are going to do. gary: with mayor tom bradley, people were saying they are voting for tom bradley, but when they got to the polls they didn't vote for tom bradley. that was happening last night and it seems to be happening for donald trump. how much confidence do you have in poll numbers going forward? >> it was pretty close. at the end of the day i think everybody thought it would be 52-48, 51-49. and that's where it was, but on the other side. with brexit people didn't mow what was going to happen. a number of people sort of changed their mind at the last minute. but i think all the polls leading up to yesterday sort of indicated that they were

one player, one coach and one surprise that did not make it again.degrees finally got in on his sixth try. former flyers head coach pat quinn also voted in this 2016 class. quinn coached the flyers during their 35 game unbeat tepp streak that was in the 79-80 season and coached two teams into the fin finals. quinn passed away in 2014. the player that did not make it again was mark recchi. he spent 10 seasons with the flyers in his 22 seasons was on three stanley cup champions. now, people may remember what the flyers had to go through to get lindh degrees. he was drafted by quebec who traded him to the flyers but quebec then changed their mind and then traded lindh degrees to the rangers. the flyers went to court. went to arbitration and they w won. so lindh degrees played 13 seasons but with many injuries played in 70 more games only four times in his career. but he scored over 40 goals four times. eric lindh degrees changed the game at his position. >> i think it's terrific that eric made it. i think, um, he was a player that for a number of years

>> am i surprised? nothing she does surprises me. >> you saw those jokes?> i heard about the i did not see them. it doesn't surprise me. >> how many bill cosbys does it take to screw in a lightbulb, it depends how [ bleep ] up the lightbulb is? >> yes. >> what about the e-mail she sent to putin asking him to send shirtless pec shots? was that presidential? >> no, not at all. my opinion, not. >> are you surprised to see that? >> yes, i did. >> you heard the bombshell hillary once accepted a linkedin request from osama bin laden. what does that say about her? >> honestly, you really want me to be honest? >> please. >> it means she's not a true american. i see her as a traitor to the country. >> because of osama bin laden? >> yes. >> or because of linkedin? >> everything. hillary, you call yourself a christian, you call yourself a believer, but the problem is you don't practice it because you're living this lie. and you need to turn yourself in. >> you should not live a lie? >> you should not live a lie. >> were you surprised hillary saying, i just want to fly

i was surprised by the news just like everyone else.aty: since last year there has been a rise in palestinian attacks on israelis, but in recent weeks there has been a lull in stebbins and shootings. this will put security back in the spotlight. - jane: a look at other news from around the world. unityaligned to the un government in libya are reported to be pushing towards the center of the islamic state health city. the forces fighting i.s. our partial position -- powerful militia. officials say that city could be recaptured within days. the first of a series of test runs among the newly enlarged panama canal have begun. a bulk cargo carrier hired for the occasion with -- in the first of three levels of locks. the expansion of the canal is expected to double its capacity and cut shipping costs by billions of dollars each year. france is facing the first major security challenge of the european football championship with tens of thousands attending an open air concert at the foot of the eiffel tower in paris. the country is already on t

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we cover surprise after surprise tonight on "washington week." >> i do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to its next destination. gwen: in a shocking turn, britain votes to leave the european union. sending ripples through international finance and politics. >> what happened should have happened. and i think they'll end up being stronger for it. gwen: in the u.s., a supreme court rebukes a key obama administration immigration reform that would have offered protection to millions of the undocumented. president obama: leaving the broken stem the way it is, that's not a solution. and in fact that's the real amnesty. gwen: but civil rights advocates win another court decision on affirmative action. on the campaign trail, as cash talk and trash talk. mr. trump: hillary chin ton may be the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency of the united states. secretary clinton: he's going after me personally because he has no answers on the substaps. -- substance. gwen: as clinton outraises trump by millions. in congress, house democrats throw

. >> beyonce was the surprise shhw ener and it was spectacular. she danced bare foot in a fiery performance of "freedom" and was joined by kendrick lamar. she won four awards but had her mother accept them. >> she had to strike from the stage and get on a plane and fly to london for her concert. >> i'm going to take them and keep them for her. >> how incredibly proud of you are your daughter and how she continues to change the game and set the mark? >> i couldn't be more proud of her because of her as an entertainer because she keeps evolving and growing, but as a person. >> tonight featured several epic prince tributes. ♪ purple rain ♪ purple rain including jennifer hudson and his former love and collaborator sheila e. >> how was this for you tonight? >> very emotional. we put that together in about 2 1/2 days. it was also therapeutic for all of us to be together. >> maxwell's performance drew a comparison to madonna's at the billboard awards. >> doing the same songs we saw on another award show that was done not quite as well, shall we say? he s

it's a surprise. the future sometimes surprises us. many times you don't have to predict the future well to do do well in the stock market this time you had to. let the market settle, it has a way of taking care of itself. good corporations, the ones you want to own long-term, they're very good at adjusting. governments can have all sorts of agreements between or amongst each other how they trade and i don't think that's been taken into account. let it settle, look for opportunities, find things you want to buy, when they hit the points, if they hit the points, take advantage. >> one standout investment that did very well today was gold. a lot of people can't decide whether that's a risk asset anymore or a hedge against inflation or geopolitical concerns. would you be looking to gold right now? >> i think -- gold, from a technical perspective, first hit a target that i think a lot of people were watching, 1315 an mountains. in dollar terms if the dollar continues to appreciate i'd be loathe to buy gold. i'd be buying other currencies.

not a surprise.llor, andrea american he will, credited when keeping the european union of the eu together in helping financially rescue spain, and also, the country of greece, and she is. >> when my dad talks to his old people friends in florida if they don't no who that is he's like i can't have a political discussion with you. >> i refuse to talk to you. >> you don't know. and do you have know this. >> mia angela, yes. >> and it is and it is not jack markell, now, it american he will. >> yes. >> i know were you wondering about this, richard simmons is out of the hospital. >> oh, good. >> yes. >> what happened? oh, he was admitted friday night. paramedics called to his home in l.a. inch coherence, some bizarre behavior, but then they said he was just dehydrated from the heatwave. he is saying he's just dehydrated. remember there is comes three months after his friends said they were worried about him, that he was -- because he had said he was being held against his will by his live in house keeper.

>> i'm not surprised at all.n fact, it was predicted by smarter people than me including the director of national intelligence and including the director of the cia. as long as they have raqqa a base to exercise these acts of terrors there will be more attacks. either self-radicalized or directly sent out. we know that baghdadi is giving them encrypted phones and telling them to join the refugee flow. the general ahead of nato says that using the refugee flow to dismember the eu. as long as they have geographic base. and by the way every time there someone of these attacks, either the secretary of state or the president says they are being squeezed. after san bernardino, they are being squeezed? how much more squeezing are we going to have to have. >> if raqqa is the center of this and what are we doing to cut off the head of raqqa? >> incremental. >> that's a bad description. what are we doing. >> they have incrementally been increasing our effort 50 people interest, special forces, there rachingt up the bombing

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alison: were there other kids in on it or was it a big surprise for everybody? amy: that was the fun part about it. no one had any idea. the kids were completely shocked and made it fun. michelle: best way to keep a surprise. especially with kids. alison: i guess so. yeah. think they will have a fun weekend? michelle: a good father's day. scott: absolutely. alison: thank you, amy. we love that. can't see enough of it. scott: great story. alison: we want to let you know this about uber as we head in the weekend. uber is offering free rides to and from places of importance to the lgbt community this weekend. every passenger will get two free rides. up to $20 in value per ride to select community centers, museum, parks, bars and nightclub venues in d.c. they include nelly's, cobalt, the d.c. center, whitman walker clinic, number 9 and town dance boutique. all right. let's get a check on how things are shaping up in the traffic situation with eric smith. hi, eric. eric: thank you very much. it will be very busy getaway friday this afternoon. starting with clarksburg

i'm actually surprised at this. think this is a much riskier choice for this officer than the other officer. i'm actually surprised that the officer, the driver of the van elect to do have a bench trial. i know the other one was found not guilty. none the less, i'm surprised. so the trial starts when, thursday? >> thursday morning. >> and do they -- what's the an anticipation. predict how long it's requesting to take? >> they have not gone through that yet. the last trial with the judge moved more quickly than the jury trial with officer porter, the first officer to go to trial. we don't really know. i would expect it to take longer than officer nero's trial. >> nice to see you. there is growing outrage tonight about a six month jail sentence for rape. and wait until you hear what the rapist's father is saying. that's next. tropical storm colin north of the bay into the panhandle moving into the southeast. fox news weather center is straight ahead. [bassist] two late nights in tucson. blew an amp.but good nights. su

. >>> plus -- >> surprise. >> a hard working mom gets an early birthday surprise.he gift that leaves her speechless. >> i don't know what he's going to do to make her speechless next year. >> this is the kind of gift that works for ten years. >> i believe the real heroes are every day heroes and the newest one you can see here something bad is about to happen. you have a bus driver and a guy in a hoodie. the guy in the hoodie has something in his hand. a knife. >> he goes right at him. >> the driver doesn't want to give up instantly. he closes the doors because he thinks this guy might have an accomplice. he was on the bus. you see there he's a young man and he had the where with all to come and distract the guy with the knife which gave the driver enough time to grab him on the arm. the driver continues to struggle. pushes him to the door. he yells at him to open the doors. if you notice, he's disabled but he knew he had to do something. >> wow. no way. >> they fall out of the bus both on the ground still struggling the driver runs into the bus and yells close the

>> i'm very surprised.ly, this was a much more emotional vote than it was an economic, rational vote. i think it's hard for economics to sway people to strong, passionate fervor in most cases. i think understanding the true implications of pulling out, if it's not entirely clear and i think it was hard for david cameron and for the remain party to really art deligarticulate wt meant to stay as opposed to pull out. immigration was a huge trigger point around this. it was partly, they're taking our jobs. it was partly, they're using up social services, we're paying a lot of money for people coming into the country. when you have areas that have been more depressed economically and they feel like the eu, the whole european union, hasn't been working out for us the way that you promised, all these economists, they keep telling us the economy looks good, we're doing better than the rest of the eu, unemployment at 5%, yet i don't feel it. that personal disconnection i think was a big part of why the vote went thi

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the markets surprised in david cameron is likely surprise. what is it that they do not understand about the way british people feel right now? >> i'm not sure david cameron should be surprised actually. it wasn't that long ago that he was saying that if he didn't get what he wanted he would renegotiate with the european union he himself would campaign for britain to leave in this referendum. this should have been on his radar long time ago and i will say as well david cameron promised his referendum or political reasons. he was trying to shore up his own party support and trying to prevent the uk party that supports britain leaving the eu from taking votes away. trish: very quickly i want to go to results coming out of. [laughter] right now. >> you will notice that i have certified the total number of ballot papers counted was 253,000. the total number of votes cast in favor was 168,335. the totals cast in favor of leaving was 84,474. [applause] >> ag margins there. trish: you just heard the buzz coming in from glasgow scotland. scotland had

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surprise. how he was able to surprise them after spending months deployed with the army. >> guys, there is so much hail damage in one virginia town. it is hard to find something that wasn't damaged or hit by flying ice. alison: what a difference 24 hours can make. remember this? this was this time yesterday. in martinsburg, west virginia. the severe weather was moving through. while the weather outside is sunny and mild today, what happened yesterday? well, the damage has been done. leon: serious damage as a matter of fact. our jay korff. we to middleburg, virginia, where a hailstorm there left significant damage. underway in cleaning up the day. we saw incredible scenes with the broken windshields and the back windows of cars there. jay: indeed. gorgeous day in middleburg. car after car after car in the neighborhood pummeled. check this out. this real delivers you evidence of how mother nature can leave her mark. you can literally see the golf ball size hail impact points. >> well, middleburg

>> no. >> absolute surprise? >> absolute surprise. there were rumors this the past week that there are a number of hedge funds doing their own polling, that they were conducting their own polling, sort of had this secret information. you saw a lot of people starting to invest very heavily in the british pound just yesterday. >> polling voters? >> doing their own polling in the uk. these are rumors. nothing substantiated. you start to see a lot of people betting on the british pound. and the thinking was, oh, these investors must know something that i don't. so you see more people flooding to invest in the pound. and a lot of people took that to say, oh, the markets must believe that the vote is going to be for remain. so we're going to follow them. >> thank you. joining us now is christopher dickey, foreign editor for "the daily beast," joining us on the phone from paris. i think, is that correct? >> it is. >> thank you very much for joining us. i want your reaction to all of this. >> well, i think there are a couple of things to keep

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is really surprised? the designer that is there. she was the one rumored to put away beyonce and jay-z's marriage. >> was it awkward or not? the carter family held formation. there'sblu ivy waving the paparazzi holding hands with jay-z. only this adorable 4-year-old could steal the show from her momma winning the fashion icon award. and catching it all her giant iphone. >> we were starting out in destiny's hild, end labels they didn't really want to dress four black country c girls. my mother designed my wedding dress, my prom dress, my first award dress, my first grammy dress. >> showing up hour late beyonce slayed in her suit. those crystal pinstripes may be inspired by michael jackson's rock with you video but who wore it better? beyonce or bella hadid? did you catch the secret message beyonce had? my marriage is fine. j smiled watching her on stage and beyonce has her wedding ring on. the one that every freaked out about becaus wasn't wearing it during her concert. >> last night was also the first tim

brennan says he's not surprised isis has not claimed spop responsibility. >> in most instances, isis has not claimed responsibility for attacks perpetrated inside turkey. i think they carry out the attacks to gain the benefits from it in term of sending a signal to our turkish partners, at the same time not wanting to potentially maybe alien thating some of those individuals inside of turkey that they may still be trying to gain the support of. and the united states is leading the coalition to try to destroy as much of this poison inside of syria and iraq as poll. poll. so it would be surprising to me that isil is not trying to hit us both in the region as well as the homeland. if nick believes that the u.s. homeland is hermetically sealed and that daesh or isil would not consider that i would guard against that. >> joining us to help break down the attack on the airport and its link to the war on terror, turkish media reporting now 13 people have takbeen detain thisd 16 different raids in connection with that airport attack. we bring in a former member of the joint chiefs of staff.