that's the all-time high in the united health care. think $60 going forward is going to be strong support for the stock. >> zach, do you like either? obviously, the markets loved what they heard. both went higher today. >> i loved both of them yesterday at 4:00. and with this kind of pop today, i think the reality is that in a down market, these kind of stocks are going to be less volatile and probably continue to perform pretty well, was in a market that's trending up, and i think we're still in what amounts to a bull market, i don't anticipate you're going to have this kind of move anytime soon. and in fact, these names will probably lag a lot of other names. so it's less about the intrinsics for me of these particular names than it is about a market where in an up market, there's a lot more room for a lot more names in my view. >> my objection to that is, zachary, normally i would agree with you but this year in 2013 the market has gone up 10%. and is health care is, by far, the best-performing sector on its own. i don't think this

the biggest decliner in the dow, united health care, falling nearly 4% more. we'll have more on that in our market focus. and the nasdaq was hit by apple that we were just talking about, closing before $400 a share for the first time since december of 2011. >>> looking at the closing numbers, the dow down 81 points. the nasdaq lost 38 and the s&p 500 off ten points. also weighing on the markets, first-time jobless claims rose by 44,000 last week. the philadelphia federaleser bankaid business activity in the mid-atlantic region slowed down this month. and the read on leading economic indicators unexpectedly declined in march. falling for the first time in four months. >>> but there has been no slowdown in auto sales so far this year. and with sales of cars and pickups revving higher, auto nation reported a record-breaking quarter before the bell. the country's largest auto dealership owner reported that first quarter profits rose by 14% on a best-ever 68 cents a share with revenues that topped billion. sales of new and used cars were higher last quarter, gettin

one of the reasons you're seeing united health.other 52-week highs, multiyear highs, and we have been watching that. the s&p 500 set an intraday high. has not broken the all-time high we set back in october of 2007, but certainly getting closer and closer. of course already surpassed the closing high it set back in 2010. dennis: thank you, nicole. the sky is the limit. our next guest says the next big frontier for the jobs is clouds. joining us from indianapolis. thank you for being with us. the good news is 14 million jobs by 2014 in the cloud, but i read only 1.2 million in the u.s. and canada. why is that? >> cloud computing is here to stay. a powerful trend great for software i and business and gret for organizations using cloud or software or service platforms. we are a shining example of an organization over the last decade creating 2000 jobs for the leading provider of software service helps organizations like e-mail, mobile and social media. creating jumpe jobs must agree l over the world. dennis: what percentage was in the

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however, we've gone to nicole and found one of the 30 dow stocks which is going up and that is united healtht you know it? all right. nicole, go. nicole: that doesn't come as a surprise to our fox business viewers, they know that health care has been a favorable sector overall, and certainly the most recent moves out of the administration have been favorable to health care, we saw that recently. this week, with obviously payment fees for 2014 going forward, for medicare and medicaid and that group and they've gotten recent upgrades. so this is the one that's bucking the trend and we've trade 14, 454. stuart: i think we put a banner on the screen there, rutgers fired the athletic director. getting completely away from the financial sector. and following the basketball coach, he's gone and so now is also rutgers athletic director overall we'll have more later on. and we'll get back to the health care, another day, another negative report on obamacare. these numbers coming from the aarp. they're expecting a shortage of 45,000 doctors seven years from now, that's what happens when an extra 30 mi

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united health care. united health care is a top gainer on the dow jones industrial averages.itting a 52-week high. raymond james raised their price target, as i was talking i should have told you deutsche bank raised their price target. up 15%, 17% respectively. lori: pope francis ray tube tackle one of the vatican's biggest issues. reform in the vatican scandal ridden bank. the allegations of money laundering going on. last year european anti-money-laundering body found the bank failed to meet some of its standards on fighting financial crime. they believe the vatican would undergo serious restructuring rather than being closed. melissa: and they were only accepting cash for a while because the atms weren't working. all because of this. this was one of the reasons they really wanted to turn this around. lori: hopefully pope francis is the man to clean it up. lou dobbs joins us next. north korea planning to restart a nuclear reactor that has been closed for five years? melissa: $10 per hour? illinois minimum wage already the fourth highest in the nation now wants to hike pay

." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. her brought to you by united health care. ly in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you thousands in out-of-pocket costs. to me, relationships matter. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [ male announcer ] with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus, there are no networks, and you never need a referral to see a specialist. so don't wait. call no

the dow jones united health, reminds us there is still plenty of risk to a held healthcare plight that is supposed to be winning under the new regime. oh? help from the banks? nobody cared for the numbers of bank of america, or fargo financial and slowing freddie mac, knocked back all of these stocks. come on, these are the big three. bank of america's number, once again, couldn't be fathomed. it sure seems more like a law firm at times than a bank. it's got so many lawsuits against itment at least their quarters weren't viewed as light as the two independent brokers, goldman sachs and morgan stanley, which haven't regained much of their footing and became two of the most disliked stocks in the market. at least when it comes to their book value. did anyone slash their forecast more visibly than caterpillar? talk about missed earnings. if largest manufacturer in the dow failed to deliver multiple caps, even though the stocks flecked those already. heck, two of the largest food purchase vayors in the world, mcdonald's and starbucks, reported to me what looked like terrific numbers. when

not united health or the play and. siegel tear it is the government's fault with the managed competition is the plant's faults. we are hesitant i think to move in that direction, but this is changing generation the early. we have a preponderance of elderly jews still remember the old lacrosse system to go anywhere with no management to younger generations are in place and with networks with huge penalties where they have restrictions on exactly what is covered is it 30 group sessions of there be or 15 individual sessions? we are used to that but i will keep going until i wear out. [laughter] i was in a situation i cannot name names but individuals who work with people who have a problem then go into the emergency room of one hospital and they said they cannot find anything wrong with you was still hurt the next day went to a different hospital and the same thing. the third hospital the third night so three nights in the hospital medicare pays for each one it turned out to be the mexican dinner he eight fortnights ago.

united health, verizon, morgan stanley, so many numbers. >> thick of earnings subpoena, and each is ame names to the upside with new highs, others hit new lows. start would off with the general markets first, a feel of where we stapled at the moment. the dow jones down 55 points now, a loss of one-third of 1%. this is the best of the bunch. the nasdaq for that matter is down three quarters of 1%. of course, nasdaq and the s&p have apple in the index sighs, and apple's been down below $400 today. obviously, the tech people hot on apple are disappointed today. we continue to watch other information that we get such as the vix, the fear index, showing that we are seeing volatility with an up arrow, and plenty of names on the move on the heels of the earnings. back to you. cheryl: thank you very much. dennis: apple shares down since sent highs. what's the shareholder to do now? joining us, we've got scott kelser with s&p capital iq. thank you, scott. >> thanks, dennis. dennis: i imagine you, just like the rest of the world on wall street, probably still has a buy on apple? >> actually, i

the largest health maintenance operation in the country, dow jones component united health, they missedugely. reminded us there's still plenty of risk to a health care play that's supposed to be winning under the new regime. oops. how about the banks? nobody cared for the numbers from bank of america, jp morgan or wells fargo. the three largest financials. worries about net margins and slowing mortgages knocked back all of these stocks. come on, these are the big three. bank of america's numbers, once again, couldn't be fathomed. it sure seems more like a law firm at times than a bank. it's got so many lawsuits against it. at least their quarters weren't viewed as light as the two largest independent security brokers. goldman sachs and morgan stanley. which still haven't regained much of their footing and became two of the most disliked stocks in the market. at least when it comes to their book value versus share prices. did anyone, did anyone slash their forecast more visibly than caterpillar? talked about missed earnings. the largest manufacturer in the dow failed to deliver on multip

after shooting up 9% monday, humana gained another 5% tuesday, while united health and aetna also moved higher. the stocks soared after the government revealed medicare advantage rates will jump 3.3% next year, as opposed to a 2.3% reimbursement cut to the insurer that was predicted. however, humana warned investors yesterday that reimbursements could take a hit from payment rates resulting from the healthcare reform. president obama will lay out his full budget agenda next wednesday, but until then, he's offering bits of his budget to the media. part of the plan calls for $100 million in research to cure brain disorders such as alzheimers. recently, the wall street journal reported president obama is leaning toward limits on social programs, which were first offered to republicans back in december. members of the gop are already saying the budget won't win approval of the republican-controlled house. americans are shrugging off the nation's economic drama and buying lots of new cars. gm sales were up 6.4% in march, ford up 6% and chrysler 5%. toyota's gains were a little more anemic at

today i'm responsible for manning the clinical strategy, e-business at the united health group dedicated to the health and well-being of our than 9 million people nearly one in five medical beneficiaries. my coworkers and i are committed to our mission to live healthier, more secure lives and on a regular basis collaborated with health care professionals, physician and federal government to identify new and innovative ways to serve beneficiaries, which is why today's gathering is so important because to seize the opportunity and overcome challenges that the aging population come it's going to require an interprofessional team. contribution from the primary care physician to the social worker visiting people in their home into the federal government, policymakers and larger share in the country. it's an exciting time to work in this field. population we serve gross to determine his paces baby boomers grew to their years. these leading edge boomers, those who agent to medicare the past two years as they're sometimes called represent the beginning of an epic wave of growth statistics are me

now, we've got gains of look at that, united-health group, 5%. start seeing stocks move in percentage terms, you know you've got yourself a serious group of winners. and that's a bunch of winners today. health insurance, i want to go back to nicole because there's another company that was cut by goldman sachs, it's hewlett-packard, and so what's happening there? >> right, so what they did, what they did, they downgraded the u.s. technology sector overall and they're bearish on the trends that they're seeing, the pc trends and this is why they moved apple off the conviction down list and downgraded it hewlett-packard to a sell rating, that's terrible, sell it? that's pretty, that's pretty-- an obviously serious call. and goldman sachs put-- took out conviction buy less and moved into positive territory recently so we'll see if it has that reverse effect. it looks like our death watch. stuart: and goldman sachs is like the varney death watch. they're very separate. let's bring our viewers up-to-date on the news events of the day. today, north korea

telephone and tell me i'm your own ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united healthlth care. ♪ hello my baby i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you thousands in out-of-pocket costs. to me, relationships matter. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [ male announcer ] with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus, there are no networks, and you never need a referral to see a specialist. so don't wait. call now and reque

less than 48 hours later he's brought to the mental health unit for observation. >> feces all over thetan on the wall and not going into the cell because sat an comes at night. now we're waiting on psych. >> he will meet with mental health nurse practitioner who will decide if he'll be aid admitted to the mental health unit or returned to confinement. >> she is a psychiatric nurse practitioner, they have prescriptive authority, they can provide narcotics and provide medications for psychiatric illnesses but she is experienced in making decisions about whether a patient needs to be in some sort of protective environment or is deemed okay to return to the general population. >> while his actions may be shocking to an outsider, nurse olny thinks they could be something other than a mental health issue. >> there can be some manipulation that goes along with this kind of behavior. we see it fairly frequently here. because he's been here since may and it's now september and why this behavior now? we have very good actors here. so i'll be looking to see is there something psychotic or is this

i spend some time in minnesota this last week and visited mayo and united health group. one of the things we talked about how do we move away from fee-for-service. how do we better collaborate dlifort i are of -- delivery of health care. and the role it may play in that regard. we talk to us about the role medicare advantage in the next several years. thank you. >> i think as you're well aware, the medicare advantage program have grown and continue to grown. we have great working relationship with some of the medical directors on the issue of fee-for-service or accountable care organization. it it's a coordinator approach. some of the stuff you talk about is leader in the area. i think we're sharing ideas. some of the ideas that some of the things we learnedded in the innovation center we are developing some of their -- developing some of their idea. i see that continue to grow. they are great partners with us. the programs beneficiary like the programs. they do quality review. i see that partnership continuing. >> thank you. mr. chairman -- one last quick point. to my re

disappointing earnings from companies including united health and ebay leading stock market sell off today. as for your bloomberg silicon valley index it was lower on the weakness and shares of apple and ebay as mentioned. twitter introducing a music app letting music play songs that is currently available for apple users to down load. other companies trying to keep users on their sites for longer stretches, the name of the game. carolyn, larry >> thank you. >> maybe spring here but a massive rain storm is leaving behind a huge mess in parts of the mid west and plains. >> watch the car on the righthand side of the screen. this took place in chicago south deering neighborhood. one person was sent to the hospital. y he road buckled and car just caved in with pavement. other two cars were parked at the time >> thousands bng evacuated as heavy flooding prompted illinois governor to emergency.state of t seven inches of rain has fallen in 24 hours in one suburb of chicago workers used life rafts to rescue school children from a stranded bus. 600 flights have been delayed. >> nothing but su

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. >> united health care is in negative territory. medical costs, upsetting enrollment fuelled revenue gains. they expect budget cuts to pressure performance. >> tiler is on vacation. let's take a look at the gun stocks. they have been moving higher. all failed to get the 60 votes needed. president obama reacted with disdain over the vote. >> this was a pretty shameful day for washington. but this effort is not over. i want to make it clear to the american people, we can still bring about meaningful changes that reduce gun violence so long as the american people don't give up on it. >> don't forget to watch america's gun, the rise of the ar-15. it premiers next thursday at 10:00 p.m. eastern and pacific time right here. so our question of the day to you is how do you feel about the senate's decision to block the gun control legislation? you can vote and we will have the results for you a little bit later on on power lunch. >> a massive deadly explosion at a texas fertilizer plant. scores are dead, hundreds are injured, firearm are mis

united health sequester. they mentioned point-plank that the sequester hurt them.s getting crushed. remember sequester? well there it is. >> humana's feeling some pain and sympathy, too. >> the unitedhealth is a little sobering and a reminder that the government is a net drag on this u.s. economy. >>> check out auto nation. there is no better gainer on the s&p. stock that's already up 17% this year. >> it's remarkable. >> we all know what pent-up demand is for cars. we all know the mileage that's on the average trade-in. >> i like mike jackson. when you contrast europe with the united states, think of auto nation. okay? they can't move a car in europe. they can't move one across the street. >> you're absolutely right. talk about a dichotomy. >> we are not one world. used cars going up, too? the country you can get, wells fargo largest auto loan company. you can get money for a car. it is tougher to get money. richard smith, i have this guy from realogy. a large real estate company. they're holding their value much more than you thought in the united states. >> morg

we see names such as united health care unsome pressure.ocks, drug stocks, retail stocks, to the downside. s&p 500 down half of 1%. the u.s. dollar as well as vix, fear index, back to the upside. volatility still in our fortune and forecast at the moment. that certainly is what traders are seeing. we have the feeling of uncertainty with the back and forth action we've been seeing on wall street. back to you. adam: nicole, thank you very much. tracy: no guaranties, that's for sure. the s&p 500 dipping below its 50-day moving average, the first time this year. what does it mean for stocks and how do you play this volatile uncertain as nicole said, market? let's bring in a technical research director at january any capital markets. dan, for thanks for being with us right now. we had a guest on tuesday, monday's selloff not the correction we were looking for. just a one off off. are we in this correction right now? >> well that remains to be seen. i think we can have a larger correction than we've seen thus far. the levels we're at today, s&p i

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united healthcare. >> music is a universal language, but when i was in an accident, i was worried the health care system spoke a language all its own. with united healthcare, i got health that fit my life -- information on my phone, connection to doctors who get where i'm from, and tools toso i never miss a beat. >> more than 78,000 people million americans. that is health in numbers. united healthcare. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> ifill: defense secretary chuck hagel called on north korea to cool its rhetoric, after it barred hundreds of south korean workers from a factory complex on the border. good evening, i'm gwen ifill. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. on the "newshour" tonight, we examine the strategic and economic significance of the shutdown and the heightened tensions. >> ifill: then, we get two views about the safety of oil pipelines, after a rupture in arkansas last week forced the evacuation of more than 20 homes. >> woodruff: jeffrey brown examines the impact of across- the-board federal spending cuts on scientific research. >> ifill: john merrow reports on a ke

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now, after humana, you've got united health care group, ticker symbol unh, the most medicare advantagexposure among big insurers according to analysts. united, a new high today, off the intra-day high, but, still, above the closing high yesterday, looking good for them. flip over to aetna, a 5 2 -- 52-week high. they work in health care, group insurance, and large case pensions. you'll hear them complain seven ways to sunday about obamacare. they are doing just fine. nobody's worried it's going government. as you look at those names, keep that in mind, a great performing sector so far. take a quick look at the s&p 500, and at this level, remember, the key level we are looking for, 1569, and at the moment, hold on, we are now putting it up, okay. we got the s&p 500 at 1569.59. there it is. okay. it's slightly above what we needed to beat. 1569.19 is where we needed to be. it a key number. every step of the hour we'll watch it. folks, anybody worried we would see a correction, it has not happened yet. well, the auto sector has definitely corrected up. auto sales put the pedal to the meta

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shares of united health lept close to 5% on the news hits a 52-week high.ongratulationses if you own that stock. >>if you own apple stock you made money today. apple will start production of a refreshed iphone this quarter. that is according to all things digital. new iphone could hit stores this summer but shares of apple pared most of the seion gains, selng up slightly on the day. >>> andy enfelled, the coast of florida gulf coast basketball team netting big bucks. he led the team to a historic cinderella run in the ncaa tournament. he is cashing in. he is leaving to coach the usc trojans. he will get paid more than a million bucks a year. he was making 157 sfwrand in florida. let's face it even when they say it's not it is always about money lissa: all right. as i mentioned, unitedhealth group's stock was a winner today and it is do in large part to major change in reimbursement costs from obamacare n a complete 180 reversal, regulators say the payment rate for medicare advantage patients is going up 3.3%. instead of t original cut of 2.2% which was anno

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government repealed this whiskey tax and actually gave the humana's united health and cignas a break. the result, these new ingredients rally like mad. we've got $4.10, $2.77, $1.84 for some of these guys. you know what? it's perfect to add some to the mix, don't you think? just so you know, this move in the hmos isn't done. when you see the huge gains you saw one day, it usually means the big money hasn't finished done its buying, probably back tomorrow. short sellers have been drowning in this punch now for ages. they're licking their wounds giving one of the safest shorts out there was the hmo cohort. because if we're all about saving money for medicare ham r hammering those guys has got costs. the hmo was looking to be big winners when the affordable care act is implemented next year, quite an irony, considering at the time we thought it would be the profit centers that would be squeezed by obamacare. no, late-stage capitalism american style. when companies go to work, companies tend to win, not lose. when they go to congress, yeah, humana. do we have anymore humana? bond juice. i