years systematic sabotage in the co-ops today's crocodile tears about the plight of co-ops, it's down right impossible to take them seriously. members of this body should vote no. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. smith: i would like to have the record reflect that hearings have taken place that include the subject matter of co-ops. the chief of staff of h.h.s. came before the ways and means committee and we had an extensive discussion on co-ops and cooperative health and numerous others that have failed. more importantly, it is crucial to establish the record on the risk corridor. the gentleman from washington stated that it's republicans who designed this to fail. number one, that republicans are not response initial design of any part of this. interestingly enough, we were told by the administration, in fact the administration is on record that the risk corridor program was intended to be operated on a revenue neutral basis. that is risk corridor payments would be offset by payments collected by other insure

does not bail out the co-ops. it eliminates a penalty, a penalty imposed on consumers who did everything they could to comply with the law known as the individual mandate under the affordable care act. look, if i ran the zoo, i would get rid of the individual mandate tomorrow. these individuals -- under the individual mandate covered by insurance which they were forced to purchase and then goes bankrupt through no fault of their own, they are going to get penalized for not having coverage. nd state legislators have no control over the co-ops. control of the business model is completely centralized within the center for medicare and medicaid services. the co-op model was fundamentally unsound from the start. another example of this administration's pro pencity to conduct dangerous ex permits with nation's health care. it stands in the way of the flexibility that the co-ops actually need to become fiscally sustainable. today's rule provides for the consideration of this important bill to provide relief for tax increa

let's go to the co-ops. u get 17 closures issuing an audit just a month ago found that four of the remaining six co-ops fell below the cms risk-based capital requirements. if you think the remaining will survive to enroll individuals for the 2017 plan year? >> i think the assessments, and we will make it along with the states is whether or not the remaining co-ops have sufficient capital to get through. we've given them $1.8 million in taxpayer loans. so when you see sufficient capital, we have to give them more sufficient capital to help them? >> congress has rescinded i think 6 billion of capital that was due to the co-ops. so that's part of the issues they have. we have given the co-ops trying to level the playing field more options to raise outside capital and i think several of them may in fact do that. >> so the outside capital being -- >> premiums are not just paying for the plans indicating other outside sources to help bolster the plan so it's not just shouldered by the people paying on the premiums

the co-op has sent them cooking supplies and food. let's go back to joe now for a final look at tonight's forecast. after a break from the rain, showers and storms make a next area of low pressure and associated frontal systems traverse the state friday. ample moisture is available and as a result rainfall develops, with locally heavy totals possible. lingering showers will be around for the friday night light kickoff on friday night, but just in time for college football on saturday the weather improves. a fall weekend is instore, with highs in the 70s and lowers in the 50s. have a super night! tonight: increasing clouds. wind: light e. low: 62 tomorrow: showers and thunderstorms likely. locally heavy rain possible. kcrg-tv9 news at 5. now we go to new york for abc's world news with >>> tonight, breaking news. the fallout. donald trump under fire after saying american generals have been reduced to rubble. and trump talking about what's supposed to be his top secret security briefings. hillary clinton taking heat, saying no more ground

let's go to the co-ops. you have 17 closures. hhs in just a few months ago finding that the remaining six co-ops. do you think all the remaining six co-ops will survive the next few months? >> i think the assessment that the states will make and we will make it with them is whether or not the remaining co-op has sufficient capital to get through 2017. >> we've given them $1.8 million so when you say sufficient capital, we have to give them more sufficient capital to help them? >> there's no additional capital. congress has rescinded $6 billion of capital that was due to the co-ops so part of the issues that they have, we have given the co-ops, in trying to level the playing field, more options to raise outside capital and i think several of them do do that. >> raise outside capital so being what? it's not premiums aren't paying for the plans. they're getting other outside sources to help bolster the plan so it's not just shouldered by people paying premium. >> it would be the risk-based capital needed to support their ability to w

let's go to the co-ops. one closed this week. hhs-oig just issued an audit, four of the remaining six co-ops fell below capital requirements. do you think all the remaining six co-ops will survive the next few months to enroll individuals for the 2017 plan year? >> i think the assessment that the states will make and we will make it along with the states is whether or not the state -- the remaining co-ops have sufficient capital to get through 2017. >> we have given them -- sufficient capital, we'll have to give them more? >> no additional capital. congress has rescinded i think it was $6 billion of capital that was due to the co-ops. that's part of the capital issues that they have. we have given co-ops, in trying to level the playing field, more options to raise outside capital and several of them try do that. >> that being what? premiums aren't paying for the plans, then? they're getting outside sources to help bolster the plan? >> it would be the risk based capital needed to support their ability. >> back to the original point

let's go to the co-ops. you have 17 closures. one issued an audit finding that four of the remaining six co-ops fell below cms risk-based capital requirements. do you think they will survive to enroll individuals for 2017 plan year? >> i think the assessment that the states will make and we will make it along with the states is whether or not the remaining co-ops have sufficient capital to get through 2017. >> we have given $1.8 billion. so when you say sufficient capital we have to give them more sufficient capital to thep them? >> there is no additional capital. congress rescinded so part of the capital issues that they have. we have given the co-ops in trying to level the playing field more options to raise outside capital. i think several of them may do that. >> raise outside capital so that outside capital being what? it is not premiums aren't paying for the plans and getting other outside sources to help bolster the plan so it is not just shouldered by the people paying on premiums. am i correct? >> it would be risk-based ca

since the hearing in november, five more co-ops from closed leaving only six of the 23 remaining. co-ops cost the tax payers $1.8 billion. similar to the state exchanges, the committee's investigation into the co-ops found they were disadvantaged from the start. rigorous loan agreements, restrictions to obtain outside capital and flawed premium stabilizations made financial stability here impossible. what ultimately contributed to the failure of co-ops was miss math as they failed on numerous occasions to assist co-ops when needed. recently hhs oig released a report saying that the majority are reaching bankruptcy, making it highly unlikely the remaining six will pay back any of their loans. this will result in the loss of more tax payer money and leave millions displaced with health care coverage. the details are outlined in our report that was released yesterday. while we look forward to a productive dialogue with our witnesses today, on behalf of this committee, we are deeply troubled by the findings of this investigation. ultimately what we are seeing is the affordable care ac

they found the co-op's comply with this guy and an accounting principles when the converging surplus males. however, cms does not adequately document the impact of the convergence of the federal government's ability to recover the loan payments at the co-ops were to fail. based on our findings, we recommended cms improve the decision-making process for any future conversions and document any potential negative impact from changes in distribution priority and quantify the likely impact on the federal government's ability to recover loan payments. following up on these recommendations we are currently reassessing the co-ops financial condition to determine if improvements are made in 2015 and 2016. we also monitor actions made by cms to address underperforming co-ops. the work is suspected to be issued during 2017. re: are marketplace work we completed a series of reviews to determine whether marketplaces that affect controls in place to ensure individuals sign up for health insurance and receive assistance or insurance affordability programs eligible. we reviewed the first open enroll

it's called the co-responders program. it's been spreading across the country for years but now in the city of littleton the police department is officially working with a mental health organization known as all health to respond to 911 calls. a police officer responding to a situation will be able to assess that a that call does neat mental assistance. then that officer will call the co-responder who is a mental health professional appeared that person will come and aid the one who does need the professional to come and respond to them. the goal is to reduce incidents where police officers have to end up writing tickets or throwing someone in jail and instead get them the help that they need. the city hopes to continue to grow this program through a grant. >>> the 47th vice president of colorado today but don't expect any campaign or, rallies. the event is at 5:00, there are still tickets available. you can find a link to get the tickets on 9news.com. >>> hillary clinton says she's well enough to get back on the road. she

let's check in the co u.s. senate market features are shaping up this tuesday morning. dow futures 34 points. nasdaq of 11. drink tenacious type after the u.s. presidential debate in japan. the nikkei closed up one and three quarters to 1% in the index in chennai paso 1%. lauren: despite our pressure across bank stocks, stock indices trading to the downside to this with danny points. cac downtime. nicole: after jumping over 3% yesterday, let's see how oil is faring.

based on the efforts of the co-sponsors of the legislation. with that, mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. burgess: mr. speaker, i'll reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. tonko: mr. speaker, i yield to a good friend and gentleman from the state of connecticut for such time as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. tonko: thank you, mr. speaker -- mr. courtney: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to again thank my friend, mr. tonko, and salute his great work on the energy and commerce committee, as well as mr. burgess and mr. kinzinger. we've worked together this legislation to the place we're at this evening. again, it really recognizes the passionate work and highly skilled work that over 700,000 ham radio operators conduct every day in this country. a couple years ago in hartford, connecticut, they had the cent

people and that's what they produce love compassion and caring, it's all part of that the iowa city based new pioneer co-op is helping the people protesting the bakken oil pipeline. the co-op has sent them cooking supplies and food. a spokesperson told t-v nine today the co- op feels helping the protesters is the right thing to do. "we are following environmental issues, we care about food, but the larger environment is all part of us and we are part of it, and i just can't see how they're ever going to turn off this pipeline if there's a break and it goes through the most important farmland in the world... hello? " new pionee i facebook page to share updates from the protesters. green party presidential nominee jill stein will go to north dakota to face misdemeanor charges. stein made the announcement during a campaign stop in chicago yesterday. she is charged with criminal trespass and mischief, after spray painting a message on a dakota access bulldozer. stein says she's not "we will go there to face our charges and i'll just say that the real criminal here, the real vandalism is the desecration of t

what do you have to do to shake the co-winner tag. what do you have to do? ed: it is time to flash forward to the news at 7:00 and 11:00. we will go in america's oldest glass company. ed exped then at 11:00, the major changes that could be come together red line and the potential impact on your ride. that's at 11:00 tonight. >> you can stop asking harvey how his shoulders are. >>> tonight, breaking news right here. we have exclusive pictures on the takedown. the suspect who police say left multiple bombs in new york and new jersey, running from police, holding a gun. tonight, the exclusive video of him hauled off on a gurney. and breaking right now, the interrogation. the fbi and this question -- was he what authorities say they have just found in his home. >>> the race for president. and who will america trust in moments like these? tonight, donald trump's response. hillary clinton's response, too. and you decide. >>> also tonight, the unarmed father of four and his suv breaking down. then, shot dead by police. tonight, the video here, and now, the outrage.

only six of the original 23 co-ops remain. i will tell my colleagues, this is what you call a false hope. it did not work. it made the situation worse. a recent h.h.s.-o.i.g. report found that the remaining co-ops are becoming -- mr. smith: i yield an additional one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for an additional one minute. mrs. blackburn: thank you, mr. speaker. the additional co-ops that remain, those that were covered in this h.h.s.-o.i.g. report, are becoming unstable, financially insolvent, they are looking as if they too are going to go the way of the others that have failed. not only does the failure of co-ops waste tax dollars, it leaves individuals in the lurch. i am pleased that this legislation is coming before us . it implements our committee's recommendation by insuring that individuals -- ensuring that individuals who make a good-faith effort to comply with the individual mandate are not further punished as a result of a co-op's failure. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the g

let's go to the co-ops. you have 17 closures. one issued an audit finding that four of the remaining six co-ops fell below cms risk-based capital requirements. do you think they will survive to enroll individuals for 2017 plan year? >> i think the assessment that the states will make and we will make it along with the states is whether or not the remaining co-ops have sufficient capital to get through 2017. >> we have given $1.8 billion. so when you say sufficient capital we have to give them more sufficient capital to thep them? >> there is no additional capital.

impact of the 17 co-op closures. what they had on individuals enrolled in those health insurance plans, and the closures created uncertainty as individuals are forced to find new health insurance coverage. in some cases with midterm shutdowns can individuals have to act fast in order to avoid gaps in coverage. based on this, one of the recommendations from the committee's report released today is that the individuals be exempt from individual mandate penalty if they coverage under plan offered by co-op is terminated due to failure of the co-op. we believe this recommendation is commonsense as wish not be punishing individuals who make a good faith effort to comply with the individual mandate as the result of their plan no longer being offered. does seem as agree with this recommendation? >> we didn't receive the report until late in evening last night so i haven't had time to study in detail but we will. >> will you please respond to the question? >> will do. >> thank you. that's the only follow-up questions i have. t

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-op in illinois called the land of lincoln co-op. it lost $91 million, and they closed their doors. is it only illinois? is it only nevada where they're down to just one choice in most of the state? because the president promised a marketplace, but instead it's a monopoly because the companies have pulled out, people have very few choices, if any. while people buying insurance coverage through the illinois exchange may howl because of the increase in the prices, premiums are jumping even higher in other states. for instance, the insurance commissioner of tennessee, declaring the state's exchange market -- quote -- very near collapse, very near collapse in tennessee. they approved an increase of the one insurance company, 62%. 62% increase. is that what the president means when he says forcefully defend and be proud? the president and the senators who are on the floor today talked about the issues and the president pointed to this. he said oh, well, people aren't going to have to go to the emergency room after the obamacare health care

they used to monitor the co-ops. it would recoup any of the loans awarded to the failed co-ops. ce the hearing in november they had closed leaving only six of the original 23 remaining. in these failed co-ops have cost the taxpayers a total of $1.8 billion. similar to the state exchanges the committee's investigation into the co-ops found that they were disadvantaged from the start. in flawed premium stabilization programs made it nearly impossible. the mismanagement and ineffective oversight. they felt on numerous occasions. they released a report which found that the majority of co-ops are nearing bankruptcy making it highly unlikely that the remaining six will pay back any of their loans. this will result in the loss of even more taxpayer money and leave hundreds of thousands of americans displaced with insurance coverage. the findings are outlined in our report that we were police yesterday. i want to know that on behalf of this committee we are deeply troubled by the findings of this investigation. ultimately what we are seen as the affordable care act feeling that the ameri

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we will be watching the co board -- watching the co board. heat. the jays are five and a halfback in the east and overall. who is -- who has the toughest schedule in the red sox. they have three in the bronks and then a weekend series against the jays. the rangers have the easiest road left, at least on paper. they are home against the brewers and while the indians have seven games away from cleveland, four in detroit and three in kansas city. the patriots released anthony pre-season and signed john hues who last played for the browns. >> actually the red sox have the nice off to watch the debate. >> are you going to be telling me they are doing that? >> no, i will say it is time to flash forward. >> do we get the night off to watch the debate? ed: that's a negative. >> new tonight, behind the scenes of a new england snack. and then, yes, it is what we are all talking about. live team coverage of tonight's presidential debate. the moment that could impact the rate for president and do the candidates pass the truth test? we'll see you then. >> on "c

you could be the co-host. >> you can see kelly ripa and that fine hunk of chocolate right there morris ch weeks they've been having all kinds of celebrities co-hosting while they've been looking for one. now they're looking for another one. >> i'm building a co-host empire. >> a chance to be kelly's co-host for a day. go to livekelly.com or our facebook page for details on how to enter by september 20th. >> i should point out that they haven't expressly said that it's open to people who haven't done television. it says you just have to be 18 years old and a resident of the u.s. or canada. thinking we all throw our hat in the ring as well. >> get my agent on the phone. i've got to put a call in to new york. >> hello, kelly. >> they're not dealing with either of these. i bet >> come on. what -- >> totally going to do it. i'm definitely submitting myself into this and everybody at home should do as well. hello, kelly. i'm oli. i was born in hong kong, and i'm british, not australian. >> no, no, hire me. i speak two languages i might even give you a ride on my motorcycle. >> don't worry ab

she was told the co levels were 50 times higher in the building than deemed safe. >> was really concerned, because none of the carbon monoxide alarms on our floor went off. we go back in the building, because we get the clear. then we get an email saying there was a monoxide leak. it's not suspected, it was there. >> reporter: the managemental installed co detectives on his floor. mary says she's lucky to be alive, and has purchased a personal co detecter. >> i just want to move out, and just like get back to normal life. >> reporter: this is the actual co detecter that mary picked up at a local hardware store. she told me it's $30, and she lives. we're live in boulder tonight, tom mustin, cbs4 news. >>> a driver in aurora facing charges of dui, and leaving the scene of a deadly accident after police say he killed a pedestrian late last night. the woman was crossing the street when a pickup hit her and drove off. the victim died at the hospital. police caught up to the driver, no names have been released. the jury will begin deliberating page burgfelled murder trial. she disappeared in we

our housing market is one of the to markets in the country.markets in the co values have skyrocketed over the past five year.. and the rate of foreclosures has dropped significantly. tonight.. construction is scheduled to finally begin on the loop 202 south mountain freeway. team 12's nico santos is live with how this could affect some valley drivers... tonight... construction is scheduled begin on the freeway. with how this some valley crews should start placing concrete barriers in the roadways.it's a quick project ahead of the added the main line to reconnect at i-10 in the west valley.this graphic shows the planned route for start getting built just yet. meantimecrews will start with improvements along the pecos segment.there are expected to be done setting up rush hour tomorrow morning. shoulders are being widened, and the loop 202 high- occupancy vehicle lanes will be extended over i-10 to 48th street.only eastbound traffic onto loop 202 san-tan freeway will be affected by the construction.previously.... a federal judge previously.... a federal judge heard arguments over the fre

. >>> of course, another person pulled into this mess is the alleged other woman. brad's co-star marion cotillard. in her own pr move, she said she is pregnant and not with brad's baby as tabloid reports have speculated. i met the man of our life, father of the son and of the baby we are expecting. he is my love, my best friend and the only one that i need. she went on to wish brad and angelina peace in this very >> just who is marion cotillard. >> i really love american movies. >> not only does the french actress look like angelina, she's also an oscar winner and a mom. soon to be raising two kids with her longtime partner. they got together in 2007 and like brad and angie they met on a movie set when he was still married to actress diane kruger. marion is an award-show vet. >> i am very happy. >> in 2008 e.t. was there after cotillard won for la vie enrose. >> to have a nomination among the amazing actresses, it is something huge. >> then she took home the oscar. >> in 2009 the academy awards when brad and angelina were both nominated, marion was there and she presented an

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after i show you the co efficients and the elasticities. so here's our replication of borjas on the left. if you believe that model, even after all of my nice pictures. what you see is that the co efficient drops from minus .4 to 53 to .348. all we have to do is add a little more data, ten more years of data, and we can get back to the standard systematically reviewed co efficient in the literature. if we add women to the -- if we just use women in the model, the second row, we don't see anything. if we add women, we don't get any effect, they're entering these totally different education cells. that's where my original hypothesis was completely wrong, and i'm admitting to that. if we look at the impacts on annual earnings, we get an insignificant effect on immigrants that may have to do with the labor supply story. i don't want to get too far into that. the point i wanted to make, on the share of women, we see this positive co efficient that i was explaining before. that to me means that this model can't really be estimating labor demand.

the area on a temporary basis. it's part after movement toward co-living. more buildings are popping up around the nation with a dorm-like atmosphere. and exercise together. pod share is a no frills version of the same concept. a stay here only costs $40 to $50 a night and that price includes a bed, tv, and storage area. what is missing is privacy. every pod is wide open to encourage interaction with other guests. >> give up a little bit of privacy and gain collisions we call it here. >> reporter: those collisions are often common areas like the shared kitchen. these two became friends whi it's fun. i feel like it brings us closer. >> there is a lot more value to the experiences than really having ownership over something. >> reporter: right now, pod share is only in l.a., but beth hopes to stretch the model far beyond california. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the cultural impact of the popular video game tetris. i'm anne-marie green. every day my challenge is to be in sync with my body, wit

>> we still have the patient assistance program and the co-pay for the brand. by introducing to the mayor, we it eight there is generic utilization of the generic. theow long did you have profits under the old system before the generic? >it sounds like you did it for ultra stick purposes but this article portrays in a different way. the parts that you are reading, they go to the patient assistance program or the co-pay is what they were giving their description of. first of the generic. making itt is you are sound like you are introducing the generic for all twisted her process. businessbes it as a practice to take advanced of the situation. and, itng the generic is unprecedented so that we could reach -- >> that is not the question. i believe in you redemption. you are making money off of the situation. my question is, how long did you do that? >> i don't agree with the l.a. times description of the programs for our process. i don't think they spoke about the generic program that we have announced. investedid, we have and with the point of wanting to reach mor

but what about the co-pays? in other words, isn't it hard for americans to understand why they would literal lit pay thousands of dollars before they would be eligible to receive the care? mr. barrasso: well, that's it. the deductibles and the co-pays, i would tell my colleague from arizona, is exactly one of the reasons that people are saying they are disaapproving of the health care law. one of the premiums have continued to go up. but on top of that, even if you get a subsidy that president obama says is helpful, it doesn't touch that first dollar or the second or the5,000th, because people before they actually get to use the so-called insurance, they have to come up with -- for families sometimes it is up to $10,000 oust their own pocket -- out of their own pocket before -- so the inurns is not really use -- so the insurance is not really useful. it is empty coverage. it is not what people want, which is affordable care. mr. mccain: so, if you're an average citizen and you see your deductible -- a couple of h

from new jersey is white house and political reporter for the hill newspaper and the co-author of state secrets. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. the nott to begin with his shoe, her health issues become something hugely problematic. how did this evolve. >> it is very interesting because she was diagnosed on friday with a bout of pneumonia. apparently a lot of people on the campaign did not even know this. even a couple top advisers. fast forward to sunday. she wobbled and nearly fell and was overheated. take into a van. cold off. is dealingnd out she with this illness. that is what because of some consternation among some very long-term clinton confidence and allies who think as part of the problem, why not just come out and admit she had all and ill on friday and she needed a couple days to relax. i think it sort of adds to the constant drumbeat of trust issues. >> the apology, sort of, from jennifer palmieri saying, we could've done better yesterday. is this part of a larger issue inside hillary clinton's inner circle, her campaign, and potentially a clinton whit

. >> and now the co-star of brad's next film is fully denying page 6's tabloid gossip that their film affair was taken off-screen contributing to the split. >> i love you with all my heart. >> she confirmed she and her long time boyfriend are expecting their second child. adding, he is my love, my best friend, the only one that i need. i do very much wish that angelina and brad both whom i deeply respect will find peace in this very tumultuous moment. well, should their split get even uglier, joely is even prepared. three reasons angelina hired hollywood's all star attorney. >> my initials are l.a.w. >> the number one reason laura wasser is the go-to attorney for hollywood elites in marital problems is her roster of a-listers. partners with father dennis and she has repped everyone from britney spears, kim kardashian and jennifer garner. >> take to 72 million instead of 79. >> she reportedly charges $850 an hour and helped it johnny dep figure it out and guided angelina from divorce from billy bob thornton. >> things in there that isn't anybody else's business. >> single mother of two

the morning mix here now. ripa is revealing her new co host. the former co host michael has left and who will replace him? we could find out soon because on yesterday's show, kelly teased the viewers about a big so, do you have any guesses? >> well, i would love to see her husband, because they're fabulous together. but on the other hand, i think she should stay single. she is the show. even when michael was on, i watched for kelly. >> she had on morris for anderson cooper. andy cohen and i don't know if it one him. but interestingly enough, she has said that because of michael's departure, it was brought her staff closer together. they have had to work harder to dailybasis. >> she's officially an executive producer, so that's good and she has a little bit of a say here. i think it ended so badly with michael. >> it has been fun with the surprised guests. it was going to be what we're not expecting. told she constantly needs to lose weight. she explains, she just blocked them out and this is just her body. it worked out well for her, she continues to have major success today. >> can you believe that she us

the n reporting that pitt may have ?cheated with his latest co-star. and that jolie even hired a private investigator to visit the movie set. the co-star is oscar-winning french actress "marion co-till-e-ard." and her people ?deny the affair. jolie filed for divorce... citing irreconcilable differences. some insiders say jolie was also upset that pitt prefered the family. jolie wants full custody of their ?six children, but pitt would get visitation. and the person getting the last laugh in all this divorce drama could be... jennifer aniston. this cover for today's new york post... sums it up. of course aniston was married to pitt ?before jolie. and pitt cheated on ?aniston... while making a movie with jolie. sound familiar? "us weekly" is reporting that when aniston divorce she told a friend quote... "thats karma for ya!" ?think you can pull off a diamond heist? or survive in the wild west? up next: the new local attraction... that could be the "perfect escape." plus... dave has another check my sweethearts gone sayonara. w4h80fthis scarf all thatsp?su

the iowa city based new pioneer co-op is helping the people protesting the bakken oil pipeline. the co-op has sent them cooking supplies and food. a spokesperson told t-v nine today the co- op feels helping the protesters is the right thing "we are following environmental issues, we care about food, but the larger environment is all part of us and we are part of it, and i just can't see how they're ever going to turn off this pipeline if there's a break and it goes through the most important farmland in the world... hello? " new pioneer is also using its facebook page to share updates from the protesters. donald trump will be back in iowa next week. the republican presidential moines area on tuesday. he is scheduled to be at the 7 flags events center in clive at noon. we have ticket information on our website, kcrg.com. leaders at the v-f-w in waterloo say they're just about out of money -- and that could hurt the services the vfw provides. a fundraiser is set for today -- as a water main break and needed sidewalk repairs set the v-f-w back thousands of dollars this summer. the

. >> this is the westerly flow ahead of the co front and increase the rain chances and that will cont. inue >> only area that will get relief from the heat and humidity in the rain is citrus county and northward. >> go up to the panhandle, it will be beautiful. it feels like fall. >> stick around our neck of the woods and the humidity will tip and so stms. yo right there. rain chances begin to go down arorry row and citrus still a s 40% chtomorr. sada few scattered stm d stthe nd warm and muggy and e out uncertainty if you will. prior pretty confident this stays east of florida. it certainly can. for the time being. i think the biggest threat is from jamaica and eastern cuba and into the southern and cerabamadlbye of next week. that these to be watched closely. >> this is a monster storm r the boaters close to home. >> couple of feet. light chop out on the bay. >> # day forecast. , we are still looking at rain the ekend. it is pretty good. and upper 80s. great in the northern section of the state and by the middle of next week. >> maybe moisture coming in from matthew and noto write h

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it's part of something known as the co-response program. police departments across the country have started to use it. littleton officers who respond person seems to be having a mental health episode. if they are the officer calls in an expert from all health networks. that the group treats thousands of people in the metro area every year. officers say the partnership will also help prevent situations where people with mental health illnesses are put in jail. >> maybe the person is going through a crisis moment. once we deem that the situation is safe we can still call andf them down that treatment path first. >> the police department received a $350,000 grant to fay for this program and a word of note the city of denver just expanded its co-response program and added even more mental health professionals available to respond to calls. >>> some big changes to a bad intersection in aurora. night to talk about the big changes. the main problem drivers trying to make the left turns. the city hopes to fix that with a continuous flow intersection

one of the legislative audit committee co-chairs says she expects the audit to be done by next summer. although if the auditor finds something, he could release it before their story about how a family member was treated at the king veteran's home. they say world war two vet walter sundling was overmedicated during his time there. they wrote complaints to king officials, legislators and even governor walker... but they say their concerns were always ignored. sb 'he said, he received better care for his foot in a german pow camp than he did for his leg wounds at the king va facility.' sb 'he said, he received better care for his foot in a german pow camp than he did for his leg wounds at the king va facility.' sundling's family says untr severe bleeding... and two heart attacks. he passed away in march of 2015. we're expected to learn more today about next year's air and water show. organizers will be holding a news conference this morning - announcing details of the show. the "blue angels" will be the headliners...and will also be at today's event. the 2017 will take place on july 15t

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one of the legislative audit committee co-chairs says she expects the audit to be done by next summer. although if the auditor finds a milwaukee family is sharing their story about how a family member was treated at the king veteran's home. they say world war two vet walter sundling was overmedicated during his time there. they wrote complaints to king officials, legislators and even governor walker... but they say their concerns were always ignored. sb 'he said, he received better care for his foot in a german pow camp than he did for his leg wounds at the king va facility.' constipation ultimately lead to severe bleeding... and two heart attacks. he passed away in march of 2015. new numbers show crime is down big time around the marquette campus. angelica's in studio with the details. the university is crediting the declines to a big change. it's now been over a year since commissioned police department. marquette is the first private university in the state to make the move. marquette's police department says the department has become more efficient. robberies are down more than 40

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