looked at the entire portfolio in terms of valuation, fundamentals, operating risks and we decided with unhhad a really rough first start of the year it had been a strong stock and weakened this is a company that has an awful lot of depth, financial strength, and there's been a fear that the debt ceiling problems would hurt because medicare is one of their big payers there's no way the federal government is not going to pay medicare bills and where the stock is trading we thought this is a time to step up and add to the position and it's a safe defensive type name on a day like this which is what we've worried about what's the yield >> it's like 2.3 -- >> it's pretty low >> i'm wondering why hasn't it worked this year what's been the issue? >> very big outperformer last year if there's a concern about payment, medicaid is paid by states but states get a lot of funding from the federal government so that's a risk and medicare is the federal government that has been a weight on the stock. not to say it isn't justified. everything about what the government pays is a risk. we thought it was ove

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new system, which has been put in place, also the resettlement system which is incorporation with the unhome 1000 people in a special scheme last year but none have but if it from this. and it said there were a pledge but only around 500 people out of the people were able to benefit. some other states and committed to welcoming small numbers and others are not committed at all. so, we see a lots of african people trying to go through taking risk for the life, crossing the mediterranean sea or borders or land borders. without any protection. sometimes at the end of smugglers. we think it is very important to ensure that afghan people who for reasons of safety or choice or because they have no choice or because they have no choice have to flee the country and are vulnerable and mostly very poor and in difficult places in neighbouring countries to afghanistan, that they are given real and safe pathways to europe which is in line with what europe is committed to do.— which is in line with what europe is committed to do. thank you for your time harlem — committed to do. thank you for your time

reggie: clearing a large encampment of unh make way for a flood control project.asi: number three, president biden leading with leaders on the debt ceiling. the white house said there were productive talks over the weekend was no deal. reggie: yosemit campgrounds closing due to flooding concerns. it is not sure how long the closures will last. spencer: low clouds and fog a drizzle, nice and bright and sunny afternoon. get ready for it. sue: number six, heading back san jose southbound 101 at the 880 junction, a flipped over big rig slapping lanes. kumasi: the bay were sharing videos of strange lights in the sky last night. we reached out for more information and let you know when we hear back. reggie: a colorado man accused of murdering his wife is talking about why he is now suing prosecutors. >> and this morning's gma first look, an exclusive. >> did you have anything to do with the disappearance of your wife? >> absolutely not. >> it has been three years since the mom disappeared on mother's day. what has been the hardest part? >> just not having mom. >> not kn

i was unh happy that my family d proof of what i had been putting up with.out and back in georgia. speed to kayleigh, what i found fascinating is a stark contrast between the dilution put forth at that pulpit and the real world. because in the real world when they graduate and presumably have pool passed the bar statistically, then they have to work with all of those peer than patent cancellation, rejection or boycotting will not be the answer to when you arrive in court, when you are representing your clients and the like. it is such a fantasy land that these live in. one filled and fueled by hatred and violence. >> kayleigh: it is so amazing that you bring up the real world. this graduate was narrow-minded and divisiveness. she had thoughts on the real world. she commented on the jordan neely case and this is what she said liberation in light of the murder of black men like jordan neely by a white man on the mta dignified by politicians. okay, as anyone knows in journalism or in the law come i would think commit is alleged, alleged allegations by alvin bra

truth social writing good luck to senator tim sought a big step up from ron desanctimonious totally unhe byron great to see you field expanding we've got a few months before first gop primary debate in august your reaction to all of that? >> well, we knew senator scott was going to get in, pretty splashy opening, yesterday. he is very well liked in republican circles if you go to south carolina don't dump on interviews any say i like nikki haley i love tim scott a deep feeling for him. on the other hand, if he to iowa gets to home state south caroliha before governor is running he is running the current senator running donald trump in the lead, it really actually makes for very complex situation in one of the most important states of the republican primary process. maria: also showing a deep bench on the republican side, we're waiting for florida governor ron desantis to announce expecting that perhaps this week. but let me tell you that the governor is calling the naacp travel advisory a stunt discouraging black americans from traveling to florida naacp claiming desantis' policies openl

. >> unh-unh, tell the truth. office and she said, "take my case," would you? >> well -- >> of course you would, because it is juicy, newsy, exciting stuff. >> it was really fun to take the "hill street blues" format and use it to frame an entirely different social and cultural strata with vastly different results. >> i wonder if i might engage with my client privately. >> certainly. >> what are you doing for dinner tonight? >> i was planning on having you. >> in that case, skip lunch. >> the formula had gotten established of how you can do a dramatic show and yet still have an awful lot of fun. we didn't used to be able to accept that very easily in a tv hour. and even before the '80s are out, it's like, "oh, okay, i get it. you know, so it's like, all right, what are the rules now?" >> what are you doing? >> i'm doing what i should've done all along. what i wanted to -- >> do originally. >> what i should've done -- >> last night. >> both: stop that, david! i'm calling the police, david! hello, police? >> the net

. >> interesting so if a lot of employers all take the biggest insurers, unh, for instance, do they offerof fertility needs? >> yeah. fertility is changing rapidly. i've been in the industry a dozen years, and can i remember my previous company was pro gen-y and employers would say what is a fertility benefit? we don't have a fertility benefit? well, how you build families is changing pretty dramatically, you're going to have a fertility benefit so the difference is it's moved from a nice to have to a must have, so health insurance companies historically had a rider, and you can buy up a fertility benefit. it was typically a lifetime maximum of $50,000 or $30,000, always on a fee for service basis. at kindbody we think the fee for service model is dead in health care or should be dying if it's not dead and move to value-based case rates so the employer knows exactly what they are paying for when they go into it. >> that makes sense. is the cost of these kinds of treatments continuing to rise? we know obviously the demand for them is going on any sign on the horizon that they might become

i am also hesitant of my -- chapter at unh -- my acs chapter of u of h. if someone could explain about the hipaa privacy rule that has come out? i don't know a ton about it but if you have a sense of what this could mean going forward for identities and business partners having more control over the information turned over to authorities in situations legally? >> i can start and also connecting with other resources who know more about this and i do. thank you for what you are doing and hanging in there in texas. there is a new proposed rule that defined reproductive health care probably -- broadly and would impose limits on the ability of providers to provide sensitive reproductive health care information upon request to law enforcement. there has been a very significant and important movement toward electronic health records and sharing that is generally important for health but obviously poses a lot of potential risks to patients, particularly navigating a post roe world. i think the changes that have come from being proposed are an excellent step. we a

>> one, two, three, unh! motown might have put out when they were doing their sound of young america. ♪ hey ya hey ya ♪ >> next thing you know, everyone is singing this one line, "shake it like a polaroid picture." ♪ here we go shake it shake shake it shake it ♪ ♪ shake it like a polaroid picture ♪ >> polaroid was the instant camera and the picture came out. and for some strange reason, as the image was -- was forming, people would do this. they would shake it, as if that was going to make it happen faster. so he says that line in the song, and suddenly everyone's doing that. and you have this sort of cultural moment that everybody feels they need to be part of. now you know you've really tapped into something, and that's what outkast did. >> if you're going to do anything -- >> do it all the way. >> do it 100%. don't pull the thing out unless you plan to bang, you know. that's basically what it's saying. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel active sh

so monopoly, more labor to drive their cars it adds up there are stocks that will do well unh, humana today but over the last week phenomenal moves. i think you find places. >> susquehanna upgrade uber. remember, 45 ipo price we have to get back to the water mark of 45 they think they will have another solid quarter and a guide. you bought more cvs. >> i did it's down today but they have some extra costs from the acquisitions it's a very high-quality franchise. almost 10% per annum buying down debt the market is off 2.5% i'm buying more at eight times earnings i think this will stand me in very good stead in the years to come >>> bryn, i want to hit what's happening in oil today 68.76. down another 4% today. how do you look at this in energy equities? >> this is a march 10 redo energy stocks and regional banks are hyper correlated right now as the weakness in the regional banks are the grease in the u.s. economy, people are speculating this means a hard landing because the regional banks will be pencils down. you sell oil from a financial trade i totally get it the reality is like mar

those were his picks, unh and peloton. pton down about 15% since that draft.ory dunn and the feminists have a lead thanks to amd which is up more than 25% since the draft. doesn't hurt they have microsoft too. >> chips, cars and communications we're going to trade broadcom auto zone and zoom in a fresh three stock lunch. we'll be right back. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry's helped thousands of people sell their policies for cash. even term policies. i can't believe they're just sitting up there! sitting on all this cash. if you own a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, you can sell all or part of it to coventry. even a term policy. for cash, or a combination of cash and coverage, with no future premiums. someone needs to tell them, that they're sitting on a goldmine, and you have no idea! hey, guys! you're sitti

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