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the associated press just did a report on the remaining co-ops. all of them are losing money. the main one is now having major losses. the average loss for each of the remaining co-ops is about $20 million for 2015. they are in pretty tough shape. sharyl: in just a few phrases, does this mean obamacare is in trouble or does it just limp along? robert: obamacare is limping along. it is going to have to be fixed. the plans still have deductibles that are too high. obamacare by $30 billion, but they did not fix anything. it is all part of limping along. sharyl: thanks for the update. robert laszewski. still ahead on "full measure," the world. construction of this fancy new we will tell you the cost sharyl: in this week's "follow the money," a congressional hearing into tens of millions of tax dollars unaccounted for in building a new u.s. embassy in london. this is what the billion-dollar u.s. embassy will look like when it's finished in 2017. the inspector general l found the state department can't account for $42 million dollars. he also said the agency violated the law by start

the co-head latin america fixed income currency strategist joining us on the program today. i'm curious as to why you think there might be a recovery when the eventually rate hiking cycle does actually begin. >> well, if we look at the historical pattern when the fed hike cycles have been anticipated we have typically seen emerging market currencies leave on from that. so look at valuations they tend to support that. if you look at for example the break even that you would need to hold a mexican bond is a good example. so we're going to likely replicate what we saw and em currenties happening after that. >> well they say it's not about just the timing of the first rate hike but the actual, i guess the cycle and what it looks like afterwards. goldman sachs saying it's once

with the co-pilot flying, the plane began climbing fast to 38,000 feet. that led to a stall.hen tragic miscommunication in the cockpit. rather than telling the french co-pilot to push the nose down to recover, the indonesian pilot said pull down. >> pull down, pull down. >> reporter: the co-pilot continued pulling up as the pilot pushed down. the plane rolled 104 degrees to the left and fell 38,000 feet to the sea. the passengers on board would surely have known they were in trouble. >> the crew of this accident aircraft had multiple opportunities to save the airplane and respond properly. they didn't. >> reporter: for years safety experts warned that many pilots overseas are overly fen dent on auto pilot technology and lack basic flying skills. among the examples air france 447 over the atlantic and asiana 214 in san francisco. today, investigators dropped a bombshell. >> therefore upset recovery training was considered not required. >> reporter: that the flight crew wasn't trained to recover from a stall because they were assured it wouldn't happen. air asia said it will le

jerrod uthoff was named the co-big 10 player of the week today. jarrod who scored 30 in the first half against iowa state scored 59 points in two games and shot 61 percent from the field. 69 percent from three point land. and it's no surprise that iowa state big man jameel mckay was named the co-big 12 player of the week. mckay averaged 17 pionts and 10 rebounds a game in the cyclones three wins. mckay shot 68 percent from the field. in the 83-82 win over the hawkeyes jameel scored 20 points and grabbed 12 rebonds. former hawkeye legend jess settles joins me now and jess iowa state came down and never panicked against the hawkeyes vo- over settles i ierview and finally it's monday time edition of john's big ole fish. dale schroth of hiawatha was fishing pinicon ridge with his son when the big 12 pounder hit. large northern: em ormiston and his son colton caught it in the wapsi. lunker time: gabe schmidt nailed this one at rodgers park. cylans kettler of vinton caguth this northern in woman lake while fishing with papa gary garwood. matthew hartfor

down. >> reporter: the co-pilot pulled down as the pilot pushed down. the plane rolled 104 degrees to the left to the sea. have surely known they >>> the crew of this aircraft had multiple opportunities to save the airplane and respond properly. they didn't. >> reporter: for years safety experts warned many pilots overseas are overly dependent on auto pilot and lack basic flying skills. among the examples air france 447 over the atlantic and asiana 214 in san francisco. today investigators dropped a bombshell. >> therefore, upset recovery training was considered not required. >> reporter: that the flight crew wasn't trained to recover from a stall because they were assured it wouldn't happen. air asia said it will learn from the tragedy. airline safety experts say the crash drives home concerns about pilots who understand how to push buttons in the cockpit but may lack proper piloting skills. a bigger concern for pilots overseas, but a red flag for airlines worldwide. >> certainly unsettling. tom costello, thank as of tonight we are two months out from

the premises? >> no, we don't actually make anything here. we use coackers, a few around the tri-state area, and we travel to the co-packers when we need to manufacture, make sure they're to our quality control. >> what does that cost to go there? >> a lot. >> i'll bet you they are anywhere between 20% and 30%, yeah. >> co-packers are third-party vendors who manufacture and produce product for small companies. mr. green tea gives up about 20% margin by using co-packers because they don't produce the product themselves. 20% margin on $2 1/2 million of revenue means they're giving up about $1/2 million a year in potential profit by not making the product themselves. >> we have grown 20% every single year for the last five or six years, and the only reason we're not growing more, especially this year, is we physically can't get enough ice cream. there's logistics in the manufacturing and getting the product here. >> and for that matter, since we can't fill certain orders, we're not actively going into new ones. >> right. >> one of the other disadvantages

iowa senior forward jarrod uthoff was named the co-big 10 player of the week today. jarrod who scored 30 in the first half against iowa state had 59 points in two games and shot 61 percent from the field. and it's no surprise that iowa state big man jameel mckay was named the co-big 12 player of the week. mckay averaged 17 points and 10 rebounds a game in three wins. in the 83-82 win over the hawkeyes jameel scored 20 points and grabbed 12 boards. the cyclones will face another state team this saturday when they play uni at wells fargo arena in the big four classic. i have been watching them off and on. i remember watching last year at stephen f austin on the 24 hour marathon. the guard washpun was really good that day so we have to do a great job against him. terrific program a lot of respect for them and what they have been able to accomplish. sot ends at : 21 oc: "what they have been able to accomplish " and finally this evening it's monday. time to get stupid and obnoxious with the golden klutz awards. hit it andrea! let's start off with worst half court shot of

is needed to even set up the co-op in the first place to have enough capital to write members.of course, nobody knew how many members they were going to write because this is the new year of open enrollment. >> they wrote more than expected. everyone else is complaining when they write less than expected, oh, my god, oh, my god. health republic signed up more than expected. >> they did. and, of course, the first time you have an understanding of the ability to match claims to the premiums they've collected isn't for some time because of the way claims come in and because of the way the financials work. so, it really wasn't until early, the middle of 2015 that we really started to have data that would give us reason to be significantly concerned about the state and about their ability to pay claims given -- >> my time's expired, but i can tell you in the private sector we start worrying when someone says i just lost $35 million that's when i have them starting to report hourly, daily, weekly, not just, oh, hey wrx every quarter, how did you do this quarter, we only lost $30 mill

we have the co of u.p.s. the network tomorrow. >>> up next, find out what's ahead for real estate in the new year. plus why this stock is down more than 75% today. "squawk on the street" will be right back. for every family. and this year, look at what he put in our driveway. the lexus december to remember sales event is here. lease the 2016 es350 for $349 a month for 36 months and we'll make your first month's payment. see your lexus dealer. start looking for a house? oh did you see that listing on zillow i sent you. you see that bathroom? did we just decide to buy house? i think so. yay! find your way home. zillow. >>> energy off by more than 1.5% this morning leading all s&p sectors lower. taking the s&p back into negative territory for the year, so far into this trade, this as crude oil enters an 11-year low falling to $36 a barrel. dragging the sector down are shares of console energy, chesapeake, marathon oil and murphy oil down 3% to 9%. chevron and exxonmobil weighing the most on the dow. >> we should

sharyl: let's look at the co-ops. another facet of this. the idea of providing more competition in the marketpla and they are going bankrupt left and right. what is the status? robert: half of them have already failed and gone bankrupt and out of business. the assoated press just did a report on the remaining co-ops. all of them are losing money. the main one is now having major losses. the average loss for each of the remaining co-ops is about $20 million for 2015. they are in pretty tough shape. sharyl: in just a few phrases, does this mean obamacare is in trouble or does it jt limp along? robert: obamacare is limping along. it is going to have to be fixed.d. the plans still have deductibles that are too high. the congress cut the revenue for obamacare by $30 billion, but they did not fix anything. it is all part of limping along. sharyl: thanks for the update. robert laszewski. we chase taxpayer waste around the world. this time in london, where construction of this fancy new we will tell you the cost sharyl: in this week's "follow the mo

the founder of one laptop per child. >> let's make $100 laptop. that was so implausible. >> negroponte co-founded the mit media laboratory - which is credited with driving the multimedia revolution. the research center brings together hundreds of leading thinkers in design, science and technology. >> we had license to do things, which, you know, i can be a little revisionist and tell you it's all because we were smart. but, some of it is because we had a lot of space. >> from gps to touch-finger technology, negroponte has - for the most part - accurately forecast what "new thing" was on the horizon in the digital world. now he's suggesting we'll be able to ingest information - just like we eat food. >> you should be able to swallow a pill and know english. or swallow a pill and know about the french revolution. >> he had a decades-long relationship with apple's steve jobs, but has some pointed criticism for the company now. >> apple, if you had to think of a company that's contributed zero to science and technology, it's apple. >> negroponte has funded dozens of startups, including wired

the case of california. we have this $200 cap now on a drug co-payments. there is some concern that that will take the pressure off doing anything about the fundamental pricing of drugs. may obviously protect consumers but doesn't get at the larger pricing issues. deb? >> i think they're both key issues. the issue for the consumer, how much they can afford, but the underlying price of drugs which is what i was trying to make extensive points on today are really an issue that we have to get because even if the individual's co-pay is capped, the cost of those drugs are shared throughout the whole system. so they may save on a co-pay but they're going the see the part-d premiums across the entire population increase over time. we have to get at prices. >> right. another question here. >> hi. my name is vince. i'm an oncologist at the mayo clinic. i represent the 118 oncologists who wrote an article protesting the high cost of cancer drugs. very often i feel like very discouraged, disillusioned and want to give up the fight because i'm doing research except see

. >> she's right next to her boyfriend in the co that's right. bradley cooper's number 19, but sorry, amy, bradl romance with supermodel irina schake. >> kiley kept us fascinated with those lips. her on again, off again romance with tyga. and the ssccessful of all the kardashians. kylie took over kim's reign of social media que >> speaking of queen, you don't mess with cookie or her empire. at number 17 taraji p. henson. >> she's the walking truth. >> she will not stop until she accomplishes her g >> i shut it down. >> "empire's" cookie strutted on the scene and week after week nearly 13 million viewers said thank you. this woman is fierce, unfiltered and totally fashion forward. kind of like taraji in real life. >> are you surprised that you all are being able to do this on television? >> yeah. >> after 20 years of show business, you finally know who i am. >> naacp entertainer of the year -- taraji p. henson! >> what a we love taraji for her class, her sass and for living a life with no script. one favorite moment is when she told us what she rea

. >> the co-workers telling me farook and his wife fired in complete silence. ey say at one point they saw farook pointing the muzzle at the ground where the co-workers were laying injured. it appeared he fired on them one by one. cecelia vega, abc news, san bernardino, california. >> every detail of that testimony is haunting, isn't it? no charges will be filed in another chicago police shooting caught on camera. ronald johnson was killed by an officer last year as he tried to run away. his family tried to argue he was unarmed but experts determined johnson was armed. this comes as the u.s. attorney general announced that the justice department will investigate the police department, partly in response to another shooting death, the shooting of the teen laquan mcdonald. >> more bad news for chipotle restaurant chain. more than two dozen boston college students became ill after eating at a local chipotle. that includes members of the men's basketball team. chipotle has been reeling since an e. coli outbreak in nine states. not confirmed in the boston cases but b

how you feed yours this is not happening in our country this is a huge pleasure i'm david one of the co-founder so about four year ago we worked with the serviced and got to know the kid one of the things we figured out was that they didn't know how to cook. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselves so they're eating a lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola'

he's not only the co-host of "fox and friends." he's the author of "thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates" which investigates america's first run-in. it's a page turner. you don't write it like a history book it many like a novel and you can't wait to get to the next section. somewhat i try to do is as if i'm explaining it to you. i wanted to make it like a sports story. books in the past have been thorough but they were written tore yale professors. i was look for an everyday story that not many people knew. but applies to today. jefferson could have helped out senator mccain and secretary ash carter to take on his extremist threat. kennedy: that's what was happening off the barbary coast. you had to convert to islam with sit in prison and rot, or pay the ransom. the united states was trying to figure out the course of the nation. and now they had to come up with a plan to figure out what to do with these pirates. >> without a navy, or constitution, some of these guys were held for 10 years. i want to just privilege to it a quot

once they do get it because of the co-pays and deductibles and premiums that are there. it's a very expensive product. we want to look at the gao report from september. today we want to go through this with you as both chairman upton, chairman murphy have said. it is very difficult for our constituents. and basically what it appears is that this has been a false promise that was given to people, that they would have health care access because they're going to insurance. and that has not come about. so we are very concerned about the dollars that have been spent on the state exchange is. we are concerned about the quality o of the product them ad they give the balance of my time to dr. burgess. >> thank you for yield and. -- yielding. the administration has invested billions of dollars in an experiment. the experiment that did not include the necessary safeguards and, in fact, ignored successful models in the private market. the health benefit exchange is our one such experiment. millions, billions of taxpayer dollars have been pumped into reinventing the wheel and million

. >> so with that, just a final few comments before we move to the vote, of course, my co-sponsors to the resolution for the working groups supervisor kim, supervisor wiener supervisor farrell supervisor cowen supervisor campos and, yes that's all i had and again supervisor peskin and want to also recognize roma for taking my phone calls and answering the questions being a fight for this cause and making sure that you know we as a city we continue to do better and continue to do better to serve the people that need us probation officer make the good policy decisions and like to thank my aid conner johnson for working hard to prepare those amendments and prepare a lot of the information here today we were able to discuss and i appreciate his harrods and the aids in my office a very, very difficult subject matter as i said it is personal to me for so many reasons i'm grateful to any colleagues who also really care about making a good sounds policy decision when it comes to something that involves people that need us to do better with that, we're amending items 36 and 37 as circulated an

. >> first we find out you go to the same church as one of the co-founders of the biggest show on to television then you bring the gospel choir with you? >> we have the studio filled with the st. thomas gospel choir. i go to the african episcopal church that is where the pope creator of the hit show empire grew up. in a deal are in it for a treat. >> how long have you been together? >> you are proud of your sun? >> my kids love it my harshest critics. >> would you get from going to church? >> singing in the boys' choir. was saul will you sing? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] sinecure fantastic that was unbelievable. prod to have been in the studio. >> case id cd showdown we have all the rage for republican candidates taking a stage for the debate and it got feisty. >> we need intelligence jeb bush said when they come across the border cities said deborah 30th stick back and my talking or are you talking? vitter i am talking. >> go back. deal apologized? >> said there was this moment not missing a beat against rand paul. >> think of the judgment of world war iii repay think about someone who was

so, in some states the co-op was a major insurer. colorado had a huge co-op. consumers of all find new insurance coverage. they do not have the promise that the president made of keeping the insurance that you like. so, the co-ops were a quirky idea. something new to try. to increase competition. cliff, in new york. calling on the uninsured line. you are on the washington journal. caller: thank you for having me. it is important to remind everybody that the poster child for co-ops, kentucky, is in the process of going down. we all have to admit that none of the promises that were made bringing health care superlow, keep your doctor and insurance, none of them have been kept. when the slow was being made, there was a joke that if you do not have a seat at the table, you are on the menu. i'm sorry to my democrat friends, this was a giveaway to the insurance companies in the drug companies. of course their stocks are rising. of course they are. of course the prices are going up. now, it is subsidized by the government. why anybody would think putting the federal g

in the co-main event... chris weidman looking to stay undefeated against luke rockhold... but it wasn't his night... and rockhold got the finish to become the new champion./// ((michael stevens)) the runnin' rebels were also in action... on the road at u-c riverside. unlv rebounded from a tough loss at wichita state to beat the highlanders 73 to 62. the rebels are now 8 and 2. next up... the team is back at the thomas and mack against arizona state wednesday night... before heading back on the road for a matchup with arizona on saturday./// ((michael stevens)) > searching for evidence. the clues investigators think may be hidden in a lake... that could answer more questions about the mass shooting in san bernardino. /// now, nevada's first choice for news, this is 8 continue to search a lake in san bernardino this weekend... ten days after 14 people were killed a terror attack not far from the lake. investigators are trying to determine if the shooters dumped some evidence there. john blackstone is in california with more. > for the third day dive teams from the

mike reilly is the co- founder of the mobile food guide. reilly says - as he was traveling around - he had a hard time finding healthy food options. that's what inspired him to help others on the hunt for nutritious eats. (sot: mike reilly, foodwaze co-founder) "there's a lot of talk these days about where your food is coming from and we're trying to sort of walk that talk." reilly and his business partner visit places like free union -- as well as other farms, restaurants, and markets. then, they share what they've learned about those sustainable producers with consumers using the foodwaze app. (sot: erica helen, free union grass farm) "so, this is a way for people to say well, i heard that restaurant sources locally, but let's see if they're actually like you know, doing that." nats hellen says these days it's easy for restaurants to claim their food is locally sourced, but this app now holds them accountable. (sot: mike reilly, foodwaze co-founder) "we want to eat." >> foodwaze currently covers much of virginia and is spreading out to ci

in the co-main event... it was middleweight champion chris weidman looking to stay but it wasn't his night... and rockhold got the finish to become the new champion. ((michael stevens)) the runnin' rebels were also in action on the road at uc riverside. unlv rebounded from a tough loss at wichita state to beat the highlanders 73 to 62. the rebels are now 8 and 2. next up... the team is back at the thomas and mack against arizona state wednesday night... before heading back on the road for a matchup with arizona on saturday. ((michael stevens)) > wind and rain are on the way as we close out the weekend. ashley conroy joins us now with a look at the forecast... and what to expect for the start of your work week. (( )) (( ashley conroy: here's our weather headlines... wind advisory tomorrow, watch for blowing dust -- especially those high profile vehicles... we could have some possible raini showers and colder temps moving in by mid- week. ........................... our high today is 57 degrees we'll be sunny e

would like to thank the co-sponsors of today's for a. with the on-line news source falling on twitter may tweet questions to us and we are especially interested in students from a fit of the high school that are here today. also the radio audience to join as here at our next event when foreign policy expert explores the topic of america and of middle east. and now a doctor if you return to the pulpit i will ask questions from the audience. >> dc any variation from students of color? >> at the aggregate level there was some variation when there were less likely to said they're ready for office christian evangelicals were little more likely than women were less likely than men even though it is important it is hovering around a baseline. so it isn't like the results are driven by one small group of people high school or college men or women young people are turned off to politics. >> we're watching the debates do you think they do much to change the answers of young people to politics? >> i think there are reinforcing everything - - every s

iowa senior forward jarrod uthoff was named the co-big 10 player of the week today. jarrod who scored 30 in the first half against iowa state had 59 points in two games and shot 61 percent from the field. and it's no surprise that iowa state big man jameel mckay was named the co-big 12 player of the week. mckay averaged 17 points and 10 rebounds a game in three wins. in the 83-82 win over the hawkeyes jameel scored 20 points and grabbed 12 boards. the cyclones will face another test against an in- state team this saturday when they play uni at wells fargo arena in the big four classic. i have been watching them off and on. i remember watching last year at stephen f austin on the washpun was really good that day so we have to do a great job against him. terrific program a lot of respect for them and what they have been able to accomplish. sot ends at : 21 oc: "what they have been able to accomplish " good tuesday morning to you. you're looking live on our dubuque city cam today. a chilly start to your tuesday. it's december 15th and here's what you need to know today.

starting to cover it now, and they haven't been doing it in the past. >> host: we are talking with the co-authors of "sold out" about the h-1b visa program. david is this chicago on our independent line. hi, david. >> caller: as an american tech worker, i want to thank you so much, john and michelle, for writing this book. it's about time word gets out. i'd like you to discuss how these trade deals have, as part of ford, wto and foreign guest workers whether it's the immigration chapter in tpp or the fact that we're baked into a 65,000 h-1bs per year because of wto. and secondly, discuss the three executive actions that the obama administration wants to do this terms of spouses of h-1b work permits, fast track green cards and the opt. if you could do that. and the total number of h-1bs -- >> host: okay. a lot of there. a lot of acronyms, david, and we'll get john miano on it in just a second. what kind of tech work do you do? >> caller: i do a data center network cloud with some nascent cybersecurity, so i'm very skilled, well trained, and i'm making wages i was making 20 years ago becaus

tina fey was the other co host and past cast members often return for the s-n-l christmas show... and this year was no exception. christmas has come early at the gas pump this year... "triple a" says the national average for a gallon of gas is down to two dollars. it also says the more than two thirds of stations are selling gas for less than that. that's definitely happening here in des moines... the lowest price you'll find is one dollar and 64 cents per gallon... with an average of 2 dollars and 16 cents. analysts predict these prices will stick around into at least january. some des moines kids got help checking off their holiday shopping lists... 26 kids each received 4 hundred their to store at jordan creek mall over the weekend. the "neighbor to neighbor foundation" and "liberty ready mix" came up with the idea... and helped raise the money. most of the kids come from families that are in need... or were some des moines residents are picking up a new christmas tradition... "first church of the open bible" has been putting on a light show for nearly 2 decades. but this year

the agreement has cos come up f renegotiation 15 years. the goal is to have an agreement finalized by thursday. comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> coming up next at 11:00, call him the grinch. call police if you know him. gift after gift swiped from one local home. >>> also this driver picked the wrong time to get gas. the video of the ambush as one guy gets roughed up for his wheels. >>> plus the best italian restaurant in the country right here in philadelphia. tonight, one website's top pick revealed. >>> i'm tracking rain as we go into your morning commute. another day where you need your umbrella. i will show you the timing coming up and when we will see the sunshine again. that's straight ahead. >>> this raging inferno brought traffic to a standstill. a gas tanker truck caught fire in southern california. no one was hurt here. look at this fireball and thick black plumes of smoke. it was carrying more than 8,000 gallons of fuel. >>> a philadelphia man is charged tonight with making his way into the scene of the deadly amtrak

is the newarrior u.s. colobal chief development officer at a chinese startup best known for its formula e racing car. the company has plans for a commercial electric car. i sat down with warrior earlier today and asked her about the decision to take her job building electric cars. padmasree: i was looking to do something completely different. i did not want to do the same job twice. sure i was make applying what i learned to make a difference to tackle a big problem. i was looking at the global problems and a big issue that technology can help solve. a common colleague i used to know at cisco reached out and introduced me to the founder and xtev.man for ne as was traveling in silicon valley one weekend. we had breakfast one sunday morning. he was talking about the company he envisioned and passionately described what he wanted to do. this is exactly what i have been looking for. emily: they are working on a supercar, going after tesla. they are going to be working on a mass-market model. padmasree: the vision