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. >> even with insurance, americans typically pay triple to quadruple more than people in other countriescanada and germany. committee chair senator bernie sanders demanded change. >> treat the american people the same way that you treat people all over the world. stop ripping us off. >> committee members from both parties blamed a complicated u.s. drug system and corporate greed. >> you, under our system, are able to charge whatever you believe the market will bear and get as big a profit as you can possibly get. drug makers argued years of research are expensive. >> it's really the cost of the diseases. that's breaking the system. >> the ceo of novo nordisk said the company is spending $30 billion to increase production and access to the wildly popular drugs, and noted ozempic now costs 40% less than it did when it first came on the market. >> what i can promise is that no knowledge will remain engaged and work with this committee on policy solutions to address the structural issues that harm patients and drive up costs. >> last year, a poll found 54% of adults who used a glp one drug f

says other types, including dry powder inhalers and soft mist inhalers, are typically far less polluting, but depending on insurancend other factors, they can be significantly more expensive. researchers say a goal of the study is to help doctors and patients to better understand the trade offs, possibly influencing the future evolution of a medical device. millions of people rely on to breathe freely. at stanford. karina nova abc seven news. >> and researchers say there could be improvements on the way with at least one manufacturer working on a low polluting version of the traditional inhaler. >> all right, let's turn now to the weather forecast. warming u. >> yes. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with our weekend weather. sandhya. >> yeah, we're going to bump those temperatures up from the 80s to the 90s this weekend. let me show you some live pictures right now. today's highs so far have been in the low 60s to mid 80s. uh- seeing a lot of sun, but we're also seeing a lot of fog. golden gate bridge, santa cruz from vollmer. and okay, you can certainly see that marine layer has been stubborn and it's

by the way, health care, health maintenance, the insurers, typically, those are the ones you really want democrat doing well. not this time. again, i'm coming to you with this -- there's no attack on pharma. where's the pharma attack? you're supposed to, you know, it's like d.a. pro when you have no story to write. pharma attacks. but no, no pharma attacks. >> one session ahead. let's get started with the opening bell. at the big board, it is foot locker celebrating 50 years, and at the nasdaq, kpmg and steph curry, underrated golf celebrating the curry cup. we talked to curry earlier in the week about that endeavor. what a delight he is. >> yes, and he's a very substantive figure. i was talking about the ua, the under armour tour to china, what it would mean, and remember, kevin plank is in this a multiquarter term. i think that steph curry is part of that, which is really amazing. the guy knows business, curry. by the way, you interview a lot of athletes, and i can say, well, they know business, but it tends to be personal, what they're doing, personally. no, i mean, steph had a vision

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access to proper insurance and bring the hope that we can work with different conditions to make sure that when they can pick up our -- for $25 or less in most cases. but that's typical when you don't have insurance. >> my time has expired. thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. jergensen, thank you for being here, sir. in your opening statement, you said patients need both affordability and access. i very much appreciate you saying that. now, wegovy and ozempic are groundbreaking drugs that are making a huge difference in people's lives. the ability to -- and successfully manage their weight after so many failed attempts is truly a life- changing innovation. but to make a positive difference in people's lives, they have to be able to afford it. i've heard from new mexicans about affordability. she is a mother of three in albuquerque, new mexico, and in october of 23 -- for diabetes and a liver condition. her insurance denied coverage of wegovy three times. it would have cost about $1000 after a $300 discount. her doctor than described -- prescribed ozempic. her health insurance company approved her prescription. even with health insurance, bernadette and her oze

proper insurance and when they have that we can work with different conditions to make sure they're the pharmacy counter that can pick up medicines for $25 or less in most cases. but that's typicaln you don't have insurance. >> my time has expired. thankth you. >> thanku. you, mr. chairman. mr. jergensen thank you for being here, sir. your opening statement use" patients need both affordability and access. i very much appreciate you sayingin that. now,w, wegovy and ozempic are groundbreaking drugs making huge difference in people's lives. the ability to quiet boot noise successfully manage their weight after so many failed attempts is truly a life changing innovation. but to make a positive difference in peoples lives they have to be able to afford it as well. i have heard about on affordability but i will share a story heard from bernadette her she's a mother of three in albuquerque, new mexico. in october 23 bernadette was prescribed wegovy for diabetes and liver condition. her insurance denied coverage of wegovy three times certain bernadette's prescription would have cost about $1000 after a $300 discount. her doctor then prescribed chen five after two pills or health insura

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typical american people almost $4,000 a year. he wants to repeal the affordable care act. and take us back to a time in our country which most of us remember we insurancenies had the power to deny people coverage based on preexisting conditions. deny people with children with asthma, survivor of breast cancer, tkrapbdz parent with -- grandparent with diabetes. america tried toes failed policies before and they are failed policies. and we are not going back. we are not going back. we are not going back. [crowd chanting we are not going back] >> instead, we fight for a future where no person has to go broke because they got sick. so, we i'm president we will continue it strengthen the affordable care act, bring down the cost of prescription drugs for all americans. we fight for our future where every worker has the freedo to organize. so, we i'm president we will we will pass the pro act and end union busting once and for all. [cheers and applause] and i'll remind everybody, on all these bills, we got to elect a congress who supports that -- [cheers and applause] to be able to actually get that work done. we fight for a future where every person has the

typically end. but not this one. remember nichole had a $100,000 life insurance policy? jason never cashed it in. but guess who did.at he never made any claims on the life insurance money? no, he never did. where did that money go? ok, when he got convicted, i was the second beneficiary on the policy. so that's when it came to me. andrea canning: all $100,000 went to faye. she says she gave some of the money to daniel. remington and jackson got nothing. but there was more. and you also got the house? yes. andrea canning: that's right. after jason's conviction, the house in quitman, worth around $200,000, went to his mother. but after a few years, faye couldn't pay the taxes on it and lost it. it then sat abandoned for years. do you see a future with a third trial for jason? i see-- yeah. andrea canning: and evidently, this mother was willing to do almost anything to get that third trial. that's because after his second conviction, jason and faye were caught in a devious scheme. this mother-son relationship is just bizarre. yes, ma'am, it is. andrea canning: back in 2016, kyle henson was an investigator with the woo

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these are the kind of elements of a national health insurance important to the american people. governor reagan, again, typically against such a proposal. >> governor, there you go again. >> that was then california governor ronald reagan in 1980 during the debate against president jimmy carter. with that response, reagan was able to undercut carter's attack, even though reagan had said medicare would lead to a total loss of freedom in america. the exchange is one of the many consequential moments discussed in the new book entitled "the highest calling, conversations on the american presidency." and its author joins us now. served as co-founder and co-chairman of the carlyle group. davidrubenstein, this is outstanding. i jumped to the page of my father. >> at the white house, i didn't realize you were going to bring back the debate. it's a famous line that reagan gave, but the truth was, he wasn't really telling the truth. reagan said to carter, there you go again. but what carter said was accurate, that reagan opposed medicare. >> talk about "the highest calling," why you took out to write this book. the timing

these are the kind of elements of a national health insurance, important to the american people, governor reagan, again, typicallyugh reagan had said medicare would lead to a total loss of freedom in america. the exchange is one of the many consequential once discussed in the new book entitled, the highest calling, conversations on the american presidency and its author, david rubenstein, joins us now. he served as deputy assistant of domestic policy and his code chairman and cofounder of the private equity firm the carlyle group. this looks amazing. welcome to the set. i jumped a couple pages. >> at the white house, it is a very famous line at the debate. the truth was the state >> talk about the highest calling, the timing seems quite good. >> i worked in the white house as a young man. i was a little thinner, i worked with your father, as well. i have spent some time in washington in the last 30 plus years since i left the white house and i got to know some people, including the president. i have written about presidents, i thought it would be interesting to interview some presidents, including president biden

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typical american family almost $4000 a year. he intends to repeal the affordable care act and take us back to what we remember, because it wasn't that long ago, was a time when insurancepanies could deny people with pre-existing conditions. remember what that was? children with asthma, breast cancer survivors, grandparents with diabetes. america has tried those failed policies before and we are not going back. [cheers and applause] we are not going back. and instead, we fight for a future where no person has to go broke just because they get sick. and so building on the work of president joe biden and i and the work we have done in the white house, we will continue to strengthen the affordable care act and make prescription drugs affordable for all americans. we fight for a future where every worker has the freedom to organize, and we will pass the proactive and end unionbusting once and for all and bob casey will help us do that. we see and know and fight for a future where every person has the opportunity not just to get by, but to get ahead. and so we will continue to build what i call an opportunity economy so that every american has an opportunity to buy a home o

6,000 bucks for a typical family during the trump years, nearly five times the roughly $1,300 increase under biden-harris. many prices, groceries, gasoline, and electricity, homes, insurance rates, autos, all that is increased significantly more than the 20%. that's what the fed was doing serve value years when they started monetizing all the biden-harris federal spending excess and the central bank has continued to pump inflation until late 2022 when finally, their argument that price hikes were temporary or transitory proved to be dead-wrong. now, the affordability crisis always been an achilles heel of discredited bidenomics or whatever the case. by the way, that includes high borrowing costs for home mortgages, car loans, especially credit cards. these are reasons why kamala harris' unable to answer the simple question. are you better off now than you were four years ago? she couldn't answer during the debate or her one and only interview one on one interview with a local philadelphia tv station, or in her recent appearance before the national association of black journalists. can't answer it. now, perhaps the fed has information that the entire economies about to col

after insurance and rebates the price people pay at the pharmacy counter is typically much less. committee chairman, senator sanders is accusing the drug maker of ripping off americans while reaping nearly $50 billion in sales alone from wegovy and ozempic. in his testimony, the ceo is expected to point to the high cost of developing and manufacturing these drugs. lawmakers still want their prices to be lower. this hearing comes as the cdc is out with new data this morning showing that obesity rates have ticked slightly down but are still up in the u.s. over the past ten years. in total more than 100 million americans have obesity and the rates with severe obesity have been steadily increasing over time. guys? >> robin: elizabeth, thanks to you. coming up our exclusive with ukraine's president and the first lady. their plea for support and what he's saying about his victory plan that george talked to john kirby about and the plan to fight again russia. >> george: the latest on the mass shooting in alabama as officials look for multiple shooters. >> michael: and the super hero mom

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typical american family, almost $4000 a year. he intends to repeal the affordable care act and he intends to take us back to what we remember because it wasn't so long ago, a time when insurance companies could deny coverage. children with asthma, breast- cancer survivors, grandparents with diabetes. well, look, america tried those failed policies before. and we aren't going back. we are not going back. >> quinton folks, the principal deputy campaign manager for the harris-walz campaign. i told the audience of the program for most of the last year they could ignore poles and wait until august and wait until we get into after labor day to begin to look at the polls because that's when they begin to reflect voting reality. i'm looking at the swing state polls, your candidate, vice president harris is ahead of donald trump and pretty much all of the swing states were tied according to one of these polls in arizona. what do you expect to see in terms of any more movement in the polls? is this the way it's going to go from here to the finish line with the polls? >> first of all thank you for having me, lawrence. what i would say is, we are going to run through the tape. this will