>> they are owned by united health. >> reporter: that is right, united health. in fact, we found these examples of medications that treat heartburn, depression and high blood pressure where united health customers paid more with thr these lawsuits filed last month accuse united health of a scheme to defraud customers using gag clauses to try to keep the scheme secret. united health officials described it interview but in an email they said the suit had no merit. they went on to say "our pharmacy will help customers and consumers save billions this year alone." they did not explain why some >> people are getting taken advantage of. pharmacies are underpaid. they are laughing all the way to the bank. >> paying cash may not always help because experts say it does not count toward your deductible so, ultimately you may be stuck. meanwhile, if you want to read the statement from united health head to our website wtsp.com. >>> everyone has to tell the truth. if you don't tell the truth you don't work here. b1 buys and be one buys and excessive force got a deputy fired

. >> reporter: the former united health executive's timing is either precious ant or fool-hardy. arly half of california enrollees will be in the market for a new health plan this year. after united health and humana pulled out and rocky mountain health scaled back due to big losses. what makes bright health think they'll do better? >> we feel the model will be a drchter. >> reporter: they're partnering with the state's largest health system, sen toura health, as their sole network provider. the promise to consumers is better access and care within that closed network. >> what we're really focusing on is how can we help people connect with that individual provider. >> reporter: but the key is to get the pricing right, especially here. more people in colorado tend to buy their health insurance without aca subsidies. but 38% of the market, compared with about 15% of the market nationally. if they could attract younger, healthier people with those low premiums, bright health as a shot at keeping costs in line. >> geography matters in health care and we do have places that have better

united health care turned down that request multiple times saying hannah can be treated here. she would not haes so tonya will try again. >> we will not stop. as the insurance battle begins again the family's folk us remains on quality of life for hannah. >> my pet. >> what are their names? >> oreo and snick. >> reporter: she wants to work with rescue animals when she grows up. her moms wants to make that happen. she plans on fight for her there that will help your child you will do what it takes -- [crying] -- to help her. >> as you just heard united health care turned down the family's request to send her to specialized care several times. but this time, it might be different. tonya just started a new job so the family hope ons that private insurance combined with hannah's medicaid could lead to a different outcome. we will closely and let you know what happens. back to you. >> all right, thank you. >>> we, moan while, are counting down to jimmy. just 14 minutes to two until "the tonight show" kicks off right after 12 news at 10:00. >> his guests are jay leno and model and a

. >> he's with united health and there are things to think about >> first, your deductible. how much you pay before insurance kicks in. a ppo has lower deductibles but higher premiums. that could be a good option if you have lots of doctors visitors and fewer visits, you may think about a higher deductible plan. >> the out of the pocket, the most you'll pay in any giv cost sharing after hitting your deductible. to cover those, hsas can help. another way to save, look at so- called narrow network plans. they have fewer choices. they give you a cost savings. and you may be drawn to choose either live without your provider. >> visit the website of the company offering your plan and look at prescription coverage. >> make sure the prescription is on the plan. since you can't switch, that can keep you and your pocketbook healthier in the long run. >> ask all of the same questions, whether you get your insurance through your or on the healthcare exchange. >> on campaign trail. where does arizona stand? according to data orbital, donald trump has the lead over hillary clinton. 45-41

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five stocks, united health, home depot.wing number of farmers using guest worker visa, the program has some problems and fox news dan springer has the details. >> lauren and nicole, immigration is obviously going to be a major issue for the trump administration with big changes headed for the border and many who are in the country illegally and farmers seem to be okay with that, but they say if there is a wall it must have doors so guest workers can come in for the jobs americans won't do. tighter border security has forced growers used a program they simply don't like h2a visas. since 2011 they doubled the number of guest workers to 108,000, without them crops will be left in the field, but it is expensive, farmers have to bay for background checks, transportation and housing and pay well over minimum wage. they say there's no other way to fill the jobs. >> there's not enough local workforce, you know, there's a sign that says need workers everywhere. >> but there are critics of the h2a workers. it's accused by many grower

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united health group. the reason i put this up here, it's one of the better performers so far today.e biggest point contributors. it's also the best performing dow component since the dow first hit 18,000. that was just shy of christmas back in 2014. united health, one to watch there as well. overall, traders watching today. not a lot of headlines. still, volumes will be scarce. we'll see if we can get some momentum. we're at the worst level so far today. still up by 40 points on the dow. back to you. >> counting down to the close in the uk and across europe. lot of green overseas as well. let's get to seema mody a little bit earlier than usual. seema? >> stocks in europe continue their post u.s. election rally. there's new data showing that eurozone consumer confidence reaching its highest level of the year, despite those political risks looming. keep in mind, though, european stocks trading 18% below their all-time high hit back in april 2015. let's focus on today. miners getting a lift from higher copper and oil prices. anglo-american in the green, among the biggest gainers. euro

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. >>> for everyone else, united health group is hiring in denver for the company hires district plans to hire service employees over the next three months. the healthcare field isn't for you, job fair will be held monday from 11 am to 2 pm at the courtyard of trickery. >> >>> 34-year-old tyler dupree, a local guitarist died from heart competitions. his group is known for covering bands like pearl jam and weser. music fans look forward to. that the scma airs tonight. we set our reporter and was on the red carpet right now. >> reporter:. it's really starting to pick up. across the street from bridgestone arena, the stars come past us and they cross the street into the arena for the big awards set to go later. staas have been coming by left and right. i talked with miss america. when i talk to her, she said she has been busy the past few months. >>> miss america is the craziest job. every 48 hours in a different state. it's the greatest thing in the hopefully we can change the world. >>> and with the one and only try daniels. this is big. you indicated that country music hall of fame. >>

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unit. the state health department was notified about the possible drug diversion in july. unra was arrested yesterday. fewer than 50 people where she worked were told to be tested for hepatitis c. so far there is no evidence of any infections. the number of patients possibly affected in this case is far fewer than the one involving rocky allen. he was a surgical tech at swedish medical center who pleaded guilty to stealing fentanyl and putting nearly 3,000 patients at risk. and may face seven to 11 years in prison. >>> a niwot high school teacher was arrested accused of assaulting a student in class. 43-year-old dillon hollingsworth turned himself into the boulder county jail this afternoon. he grabbed a 17-year-old by the neck and kicked him in the groin for using profanity. apparently he had warned his weight lifting class the next

lifetime highs however for jpmorgan chase and united health.ompany harmon is a winner. samsung is buying it for $8 billion. they want to get into the car business from the bad publicity and other areas recently. donald trump addressing protesters across the country. his message for them, stop it. roll tape. >> they are harassing latinos, muslims. >> i am so sad and to hear that and i say stop it. if it helps i will say this. i will say or write to the cameras, stop it. stuart: straight to the cameras, stop it. lee carter is here and she does not bring with styles but you've got the analysis anyways and i was quite a forceful delivery into the camera. think it works? >> i think the whole interview went a long way in showing people that he was reasonable, that he was calm and that he was willing to take a stand against protesters and against a lot of the things that people are claiming that he is like a bigot and a racist beard if you see a comment like that, see who is serious about it and it's important move forward. stuart: how do you think it

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. >>> united health gave an upbeat forecast for 2017, forecasting earnings and revenue to come in above analysts' expectations. that news sent shares initially higher in after-hours trading. they finished the regular session down just a fraction to $152.11. >>> there is a school of thought that the best stocks or sectors to buy are those that have fallen dramatically. it's a high-risk strategy but one that could bring big rewards for those with a strong stomach. mike santoli runs through some of the deeply discounted groups. >> 2016 has turned out pretty nicely for wall street with the average u.s. stock gaining more than 10%. that hasn't stopped the annual ritual of searching for the most beaten down sectors to play for a dramatic comeback in the new year. it's difficult to buck the market tide. buying stocks that have suffered extreme declines over a prolonged period can offer spring-loaded gains in years to come. a good example from the past year, coal stocks had lost some 80% over four years entering 2016. so far this year, coal stocks as a group have more than doubled. in hunting f

they say employers now can choose between united health, aetna, cigna and anthem, the nation's largestcross insurer. but if anthem's $3 billion deal is approved, they would be left with just three in most of the country. but assistant u.s. attorney john jacobs says in some 35 local markets, there would be no choice, because anthem and cigna compete head-to-head. so fiercely, anthem paid sales people a.ty for winning clients away from its rival. anthem, he says, decided it was easier to buy cigna than compete. anthem's attorney, christopher curran, argues that anthem is not a national insurer in the same sense as its rivals, because it only has its own provider network in the 14 states where it operates. it effectively rents networks from other blue cross insurers in other states. by joining together with cigna, he says, the combined company will have a true national footprint and be able to offer large employers more efficiency, better service and bigger savings. for "nightly business report," bertha coombs, washington. >>> sales fall for the fourth straight quarter at tyson foods, and

others insurers, aetna and united health and humana. and leading to losses for insurers. that can improve this. >> reporter: health and human services sector sylvia burwell argues that they are fixable. she points to obamacare successes. 20 million people have health insurance today who didn't before the law was passed. the uninsured rate is now the lowest ever. the administration hopes to enroll nearly 14 million more people. they're aggressively targeting millennials. >> do you expect providers that have pulled out to come back? >> you know, i think a number of them will over time. as they look and tee what happens in the market place. >> any promises that any will rejoin the market? >> i don't think any have made those decisions. >> reporter: burwell tells us she thinks that most americans can buy health care for lower right now, they're aggressively targeting community colleges, recent immigrants and freelance workers to get them to sign up. gayle. >>> campaigns to realize recreational marijuana are costing millions of dollars. ahead -- how people on both sides of this

>> gregory mclemore has been cleared from the mental health unit and going to be returning to let's gow. >> by the following morning, the nurse has informed correctional staff of her conclusion of mclemore. she believes his delusions were fabricated. >> as i talked to him, it became very apparent that his thoughts were very well organized. i did not see any kind of cognitive deficits that we usually see in somebody with schizophrenia. although he said he heard voices, that's really not a typical hallucination, somebody with true schizophrenia, they are not going to remember everything the voices say to them. they're going to answer very vaguely, like i don't know. his hallucinations were so well defined and in such great detail, it just didn't fit into the typical schizophrenic type of presentation. >> go all the way back to the other wall. >> i think everything he did was a ploy to get done with his lockup time. there's no more talking. he's currently pacing back and forth in the cell right now and doesn't want to talk to anybody. >> i'm cool. i'm back in here. i don't care. >> will y

united health on talk about whether or not we are going to see a repeal of the aca. up, on talk ofg the dodd-frank being repealed. what is the danger in all of these -- essentially trying to forecast what will be happening. mike: i think you need to look at donald trump's wish list and figure out exactly what he's going to be able to get. the main question they are getting from their clients is about the corporate tax cuts. goldman is saying that alone could double the growth in s&p 500 earnings next year from 10% through 30%. that tax issue explains a lot about what is going on in the markets, even in if trump doesn't get the infrastructure he wants, a chance of a greater deficit and treasury yields rising this week, longer terms. financial shares are far and away the leaders of this market. it does beg the question what is that -- what does that mean for the economy? in this honeymoon period -- markets getting it wrong, commentators getting it wrong, that is just on the election result. let's not forget about how they would have sold the markets -- how do you appro

the clawback tactic happens -- in association with united health. the e-mail did not explain why some co-pays cost the customers more than just paying cash. industry experts say paying cash may not always help because it generally does not count toward the deductible. >>> this is unsettling. more kids are not being restrained properly in vehicles. a new study from the national highway traffic administration says the percentage of 4-year- old come up to seven -year-olds 11.6 were not restrained at all. the centers for disease control and prevention say vehicle injuries are the leading cause of death of children in the united states. parents are asked to make sure safety seats are properly installed and that kids are wearing the straps the correct way. >>> a big news for gmail users. update to the mobile app for ios users that features an undue send button. just like on a desktop, the undue send button on mobile will prevent nursing e-mail mistakes. seconds after it has been sent. you have to move quickly. this isn't something you can send back from y

united health up 29% year-to-date surging after the close.our industries, they make recreational vehicles. they are up 1% this year. don't be afraid chasing stocks that are hot for the right reasons. protesting a liberal arts school refusing to fly the american flag on campus. we'll discuss it next. charles: hundreds of veterans converged on hampshire college this weekend after its decision to stop flying the american flag on campus. there was an alleged burning of the american flag on campus. let me start with you, ryan. you are a former navy seal. i'm glad the amount of protests was absolutely amazing, and i hope they continue the pressure. how did you feel when you initially heard this story. >> i'm outraged. to take down the american flag was amazing to me that they would think to do something like that. you look at the leader of the school deciding to take it down. they needed a lead tore stand up and say we are going to keep this up to support what we believe as a nation. the burning of the flag is unacceptable. charles: we have seen ac

united health on the list, jpmorgan, also mcdonald's, which has been undergoing this a as salesd as aompany have improved, and microsoft also on the list. the different stages of the dow's latest legs up. mark: still to come on bloomberg markets, oil gaining, holding on to those gains. optimism that opec will cut out. is really -- is everybody really on board? this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. mark: let's talk about oil. traders, much more confidence that opec will reach a deal to curb oversupply. let's get over to bloomberg news energy reporter sam wilkins who has been over -- all over this development. he joins us from dubai. if you listen to opec delegates, we are a whisper away from the deal, is that true? sam: everyone has been on board with this deal since it was first raised, and that is what the nigerian delegates said, today. however, it really is going to come down to the wire to see if every country in opec is actually going to go through with this when it comes to actually cutting their production by however much is required if they are all willing to

country.people in wisconsin are expected to pay about 15-percent more on average.aetna, humana and united health care are all leaving the marketplace at the end of the year.you must start of 20-17. meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. 3 today: mix of sun and clouds with more sunshine possible in the afternoon. warmer with highs in the upper 60s to near 70. wind: sw 5-15 mph. tonight: increasing clouds with a few showers late. lows in the 50s.rest of the week: rain showers are likely for most of wednesday with an isolated storm possible. half to full inch of the 50s. stays mild most of the week with highs right around 600. heading into the weekend, expect plenty of 60s! 3 3 3 plenty of 60s! weekend, expect heading into the weekend, expect plenty of 60s! legendary sharpshooter ray allen has called it a career careerthe former bucks... sonics... celtics... and heat star announced his retirement tuesday.allen walked away from the game after the 2014 finals... but he was lurking behind the scenes... always threatening a comeback for a contender. allen

and take a look at the winners and losers, united health group is up.nd also down and text talk. net flix and google and facebook down a percent. >> adam, thank you. >> president obama set to hold the first new's conference since meeting with president-elect trump. a preview of what we can expect coming up. >> and young voters who sided with democrats. but what can democrats. and our political panel weighs in. ♪spread a little love today ♪spread a little love my way ♪spread a little somethin to remember♪ philadelphia cream cheese, made with fresh milk and real cream. makes your recipes their holiday favorites. the holidays are made with philly. if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row. to learn about medicare, and the options you have. you see, medicare doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so if 65 is around the corner, think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insu

the bad news is, it is united health care. i'm not really that worried. the d.o.j.awyers called me. i said, i don't have a problem with it. as long as there are three of them, it's fine. what i'm much more concerned about is what i see in every market i go to. i go it a lot of board retreats with a lot of hospital systems across the country. what we are seeing here is the creation of 200 large, regional, integrated delivery systems that are coming to dominate the landscape. when i say dominate, it doesn't mean everybody is going to work for them. certainly, we are seeing doctors running to hospitals to huddle for warmth. we are seeing hospitals consolidating regionally. we are seeing the role of for-profit and private equity money driving some of this. the bond market thinks it is a good idea. there is a positive up side from this integration, which is, if you think about a managerial success where you drive out inappropriate clinical variation and you improve quality and reduce cost, that would be a win for the world, a win for the health system. unfortunately, the

shares of united health group rose within 2% extended trading for 2017 came in above expectations. >>ook at headlines in today's edition of "the wall street journal." and then the sigma over their proposed merger. hope insurers have significant disagreements over plans for their jailed and this one, china has a new tool for social control. a credit rating system for everything. the spending habits if they don't pay when they go into the train turnstile and respect for when parents and elders have blacklisted you since her mom, jobs and air travel. finally, cnn with the theme of social media app launched last year by the popular youtube's dart picked a deal valued at $25 million to allow cnn to tap into the young digital audience. nicole: asked you to observe days of mourning for the countries leaders of fidel castro, donald trump threatening to reverse the obama administration's cuba policy. blake burman has the details. >> the cuban government put on notice by president-elect trump. if they are unwilling to make a deal for the cuban people, the u.s. as a whole will terminate the deal

. >>> according to the world health organization, the united states spends twice as much on health as cuba. with fewer resources and lack of access, they have had to improvise through innovation. much of that happens here at the center for molecular immu immuneology. >> does it make it so you can make these drugs that get extorted to other countries. >> yes. >> in this research center, they have made their own vaccines for everything from hepatitis to meningitis. >> we are using more than 70% of the medication we need for our population. >> there is one vaccine in particular that has caught the attention of countries all over the world, include the united states. the vaccine is for lung cancer. it is called cimavax. >> lung cancer is a disease here. it means we have more patients with lung cancer each year. in the same period of time, the same amount of patients die from this cause. >> is it the lifestyle of pollution, smoking, cigars? >> in cuba, it is lots of smoking because we produce tobacco. >> reporter: this man was 77 years old, a smoker all his life starting at age 7, saying h

liz: united health is moving on the day.to close at highs on a pretty significant market day here. 371 point gain for the dow. for the nasdaq, 1 20 russell, small caps, biggest percentage gain, 2 1/2%. gain of 28 points. art hogan of wunderlich securities. [closing bell rings] one day left before election day and we have 2% election eve rally. there is the closing bell. let me hand it to david and melissa for "after the bell." melissa: november surprise for the markets. major rally on wall street as the fbi finds no new evidence against hillary clinton and dow ending at session highs soaring above 369 points. i'm melissa francis. david: wonder if we make 400 today? it is near something highs. i'm david asman. thanks for joining us. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on the big market movers but here is what else we have for you at this hour. the candidates last stand. it is the final day on the campaign trail before you all hit the polls to he elect our next president. donald trump just making his closing argument

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