a warning from united healthcare and a possible blow to the affordable care act.he nation's largest insurer said it may stop offering coverage to individuals on the public exchanges as losses from those plans mount. the company also cut its earnings forecast for the year, which sent shares 5% lower, making it the worst-performing dow stock in today's session. but today's announcement comes in sharp contrast to more optimistic projections made about its exchange business just last month. so bertha coombs takes a look at the reasons behind united health's announcement and what it could mean for the insurance exchanges. >> reporter: this is united healthcare's first year offering plans on the public aca exchanges that's seen costs and losses mount. the insurance giant says it will still offer plans for 2016 but may get out of the exchange business altogether after that. >> the overall exchange market profile is more negative than we had planned. with new market enrollment growth that will be more slowly. these indicators point to an environment that is declining and

it is not just united healthcare facing this problem. pleased with the growth in overall performance. outside the individual exchange products. look forward to broad-based earning growth across our enterprise in 2016. this is a real slam on obamacare. our own claimed experiences have deteriorated. trish: the system is not quite working as they thought. thank you so much. adam shapiro. coming up. the love affair that the media had with president obama. it may be over. we look at this refugee crisis and what unfolded in paris. we will have more on that story right after this. ♪ you can't breathed. through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip which instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right that's why i run on quickbooks. details. i use the payments app to accept credit cards... ...and everything autosyncs. those sales prove my sustainable designs are better for the environment and my bottom line. that's ho

yes, united healthcare was late to the game, they were smart on many levels so many are watching all the other moves as we've been pointing out all day on cnbc. >> if united health the big elephant in the room is having issues with all the exchanges, you almost know with certainty that the smaller players are also going to have issue, come out with issues if they haven't already. >> you would think so. thank you all. some breaking news news here. see you great later. let's get to dom chu. >> we're watching shares of sketchers, up by 3, 4% so far. the company is announcing it's won a favorable ruling from the international trade commission in a lawsuit that was filed by a nike subsidiary, converse, they sued sketch sketchers saying that the tingel toes and bop shoes were a knock off of converses chuck taylors. sketchers says the judge has ruled that its product lines do not infringe on converse. shares of sketch up up about 57% this year. as always the context is they are still down a lot, almost 50% from their highs back in august. back over to you. >> thank you, dom. keeping an eye o

a warning from united healthcare and a possible blow to the affordable care act.

a warning from united healthcare and a possible blow to the affordable care act.

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ben: what is going on with united healthcare? >> this is pretty important stuff. they are saying they will have to pull out of these exchanges in providing healthcare to the exchanges next year if things do not improve financially. yesterday their ceo said that individual exchange participation is industrywide. it is making it harder for hundreds of thousands of americans to buy insurance at an affordable cost. people looking for coverage in the marketplace continue to have choices. eleven, 12 of these marketplaces have collapsed because the money was not there to make them work. the government has cut back on how much it will subsidize the insurance plans. hundreds of thousands of americans will have to face finding another insurance carrier. juliet: great. thanks for that is wonderful news. >> on the lighter side, you could unfriend your ex on facebook. juliet: have a wonderful weekend. juliet: list do with. i am so excited to see your brother performing. >> it comes in the bloodline. let's talk about the weather. expecting it to be a much nicer and dryer day. w

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. >> united healthcare says it may have to pull out of obamacare exchanges next year, it blames low enrollment and soaring usage fees, which are costing the company millions. >>> thanksgiving dinner will cost a bit more this year, 70 cents more to be exact, crossing the $50 mark for the first time. >> however, it's still a bargain compared to what it used to be, adjusted for inflation, thanksgiving dinner 1986 cost more than 61 bucks. >>> okay, and ticket sales for the new "star wars" movie advanced sales for "star wars: the force awakens" from abc's parent company, have crossed the $50 million mark. >> such anticipation has industry experts predicting it could become the highest grossing release in history. i believe that. >> wow, that's going to be a lot. >>> and that's "america's money." >> have a great day. and off you go, and off you go, and off you go, for every step, every stride, every start, begin strong with the lasting energy of 100% whole grain quaker oats... and off you go. looks like some folks have had it with their airline credit card miles. or there's a fee to use them. i know

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. >> i think i would be delusional and that's my goal to get parole >> julie: united healthcare taking big hit to the bottom line and will make a decision about 2017 coverage of obamacare in the coming year. insurance companies are not required to participate in federal and state exchanges. >> julie: frequent overseas travelers may have to shell out up-to-date. they will no longer add new pages. starting january 1st if you run out of space for visas you will have to spend $110 for new one or pay $82 to have extra stages stitched in and made the decision for security reasons. >> daniel: doug flutie will be on hand for the boston football game tomorrow night. he broke news on facebook saying his mother died within an hour of his fathers and flutie believes his mother died of broken heart. flutie will serve as color for tomorrow's game at fenway park. >> daniel: tragic accident at fenway park is causing major league baseball to make a major change. team owners voted yesterday to recommend more protective netting than all stadiums next season. in june a red sox fan from paxton nearly died

. >> the executive director of united healthcare and he says most people have no idea that the same proceduret hundreds or less in a different town or different hospital. >> people don't know what they are paying until they get the bill. >> "new york times" investigation found the typical visit is a $400 facility fee. doctor's fee of $200 to $1,000. 400 in lab fees for x-rays. even a trip to the primary doctor can cost $2,000 if you need an m.r.e. so knows the cost in advance is essential. there is a member payment estimator and blue cross has cost estimate site. anytime can use the healthcare blue block to get a rough estimate of what the procedure should cost. they check out independent facilities because the private m.r.i. centers and urgent care can be a fraction of the cost. mike will do it next time. >> obviously a case you have to know where to go and not to go. >> caution. if you have a serious injury or something that is life threatening go to the hospital emergency room immediately. if it's not urgent, compare prices in advance so you don't waste your money. i'm john matarese, abc7

united healthcare says it may have to pull out of obama t obamacare exchanges next year and it blames low enrollment the company says it will evaluate the viability of its services and determine next year if it can continue in 2017. >> oh. an oscar con hennedder is hit -- contender is hitting manhattan connection. >> cate blanchett stars in the movie. it's a lesbian affair back in the '50s and our sandy kenyon here with his review of "carol." >> a movie you might miss to try and explain why it's seeing. this one already earned an award for rooney mara back in the spring and there's plenty of buzz now for carol with an oscar. the trip back in time may be leisurely but worth taking. the lost city of new york in the 1950s is seen through the eyes of a young woman. a shop girl is what she'd have been called back then. as she allows herself to be seduced by a wealthy older woman. >> reporter: the slow way rooney maraes character gets involved with the socialite played by cate blanchett is told in a series of tendser scenes. the drama is provided by carol's estranged husband who to put it m

united healthcare says it will decide next year whether to keep offering coverage through the affordable care act. insurers are struggling to attract enough healthy customers offset coverage of sicker patients. some say united threat is an indication the program could use some tweaking. >>> well, facebook wants to ease the pain of breaking up. it is offering a new feature in the u.s. designed for people who don't want to see their ex partners posts and pictures. you can also remove your name from pass posts linking you to your ex. save you some time, that's for sure. maybe money real can i buy you happiness. consumer spending researchers michael north on says it depends on how you spend your money. he found people generally get more happiness spending money on experiences, like vacations, rather than things like electronics and gadgetsment that's partially because anticipation of a trip or maybe a dinner date can make you just as happy, as the event itself. but, spending on big ticket items often causes stress and anxiety. so, something to think about. >>> all right, still ahead, the wai

i want to get back to united healthcare. it may be leaving obamacare exchanges.hone is grace marie. we are saying that this is a potential bombshell for obamacare. could be the downward spiral of the whole system. are we going too far? >> this could very well be the beginning of the dust fire. we have already seen a cascade of full out. the expectation was that big insurers like united had the resources to stay in the exchanges. the ceo expects that they will experience losses of $200 million this year. stuart: the nature of united healthcare's problem is they cannot get enough young healthy people to sign up to be part of these insurance pools so that they can ensure the older, sicker people. >> absolutely right. premiums continue to increase. we see double-digit premiums in most markets. more narrow networks. people have higher and higher deductibles. young, healthy people are saying it is just not worth it. stuart: is there anything that the government, the administration can do about this? >> build this transfer payment. from the government. from other compan

. >> gianted health cab -- united healthcare says it may have to pull out of obamacare exchanges next year. which are costing the company millions. >>> thanksgiving din already cost more this year. -- dinner will cost more this year. crossing the $50 mark for the first time. >> however it's still a bargain compared to where it used to be. in 1986 it cost more than $61 adjusted for inflation. >>> and it the sales for the new "star wars" movie setting records. advance sales for "star wars: the force awakens" have crossed the $50 million mark. >> it has experts predicting it could be the highest grossing release in history. i believe that. >> wow. that's going to be a lot and that's america's money. >> have a great day. >>> it is 5:28 and we are staying on top of the latest developments in mali where gunmen, the have stormed a popular hotel. >> also ahead israeli leaders are praising the release of one of america's most notorious spies. jonathan pollard. >> and meteorologist bill evans returns wi and off you go, and off you go, and off you go, for every step, every stride, every start, b

united healthcare may be pulling out of obamacare. five hundred thousand people buy it through obamacare for the healthcare. they are not making it work under the current financial circumstances. now the administration health and human services is saying that the health place, the marketplace exchanges are stable in and this is not accurate. but 12 of the exchanges failed this year. rosanna: let me tell you about my experience. greg: this is rich and profound. rosanna: so my daughter's on obamacare, which i have to help because it is not affordable, they have the scratch the affordable part of it. it is several hundred dollars a month and the deduction is 2,000 for medical and 2,000 for prescription and if your doctor is not on there, which a lot are not, they are not paying anything. >> yes. >> nothing. >> what else is deduct i believes that are going up and the people are not seeing a doctor. the purpose of obamacare was getting the people to go to the doctor when they needed to. is system is upside down. greg: i don't know, i didn'

. >> plus a warning from united healthcare sending a chill throughout the health insurance sector, theld leave the obamacare exchanges within the next two

director in a lot of states and a lot of places, and is back in new mexico as the director of the united healthcare community plan there in new mexico. so, we are going to talk a bit about the history of the program. on the slide which i think we'll have them put up -- there it is -- i have listed the four kind of eras medicaid as dr. david smithed, my -- 65 to '80 a was a period where the program really ran on the statutory basis. that is, the medicaid program represented what was written in the statute pretty much. in the latter part of those year there was little built -- bit of changes of interest to some states but there was kind of a classic approach to implementing that statute. in the '80s and early '90s there was enormous growth and change. a lot of legislative change in the program. we started serving children and moms in a much better way, and there was some tension but nothing like the third period, which we call in the book, siege and response. a lot of threats to the program. a lot of criticism of the program. a lot of conflict over the program. and i'll -- still continuing some growt

. >> a warning from largest healthcare company. united health care says it may pull out of obama care exchanges next we're because it is costing the company millions. >>> thanksgiving dinner will cost $50. 1986 cost 61 bucks. ticket sales for star wars setting records, advance sales the force awakens have crossed the 50 million-dollar park. it could become the highest grossing release in history. i believe that. that's america's money. >> have a great day. ♪ ♪ and off you go, ♪ ♪ ♪ and off you go, ♪ for every step, every stride, every start, begin strong with the lasting energy of 100% whole grain quaker oats... and off you go. with their airline credit card miles. sometimes those seats cost a ridiculous number of miles... or there's a fee to use them. i know. it's so frustrating. they'd be a lot happier with the capital one venture card. and you would, too! why? it's so easy with venture. you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. just book any flight you want then use your miles to cover the cost. now, that's more lik

healthcare in the u.s. >> i believe i want to end the international embarrassment of the united states of america being thet doesn't guarantee healthcare to all people as a right, not a privilege. [ applause ] >> reporter: and martin o'malley got applause and laughter with his zinger about republican donald trump. >> let's say it in our debate because you will never hear it from that immigrant bashing donald trump. >> reporter: whether minds were changed remains to be seen. >> they will take to the stage again in december in manchester. >>> new this morning, president obama met with the turkish president just ahead of the g- 20 summit. the deadly attacks in france expected to be on tonight agenda now. speaking to reporters the president said the skies have been darkened in the aftermath of a terrorist killing spree in paris on friday. the two-day summit brings leaders of the world's 20th biggest economies to focus on trade, energy, and the environment. president obama saying that leaders around the world are standing with paris. >> as we ensure to president holiday and the french people that we stand in so

united said. and molina healthcare, ubs aying that the exchanges small part all of the company business.all are these exchanges? take a look at my bloomberg terminal. a bloomberg intelligence health analyst said this to me. this is an enrollment, not the percentage of earnings. united health enrollment in these exchanges, only 1% of its total earnings. even molina, 1%. just to give you some perspective of how important, or not, the aca is to these companies. scarlet: united health is the biggest insurer by market cap, but it makes it clear that some scale is needed here. you: julie hyman, thank very much. coming up, how large a role millennials play in the investment market. we will bring you predictions portray 16 by top financial experts. alix: -- scarlet: welcome back to bloomberg markets. we are in midtown manhattan. i did not realize, it is nice outside. it is friday. of course it is nice outside. i'm alix steel. we looked at some great mind to get their productions on the new year. let's go to carol massar and cory johnson. ix and scarlet, thank you so much. carol massar and cory j

we've got to end the international embarrassment of the united states of america being the only major country that doesn't guarantee healthcare to all people as a right not a privilege (applause)" and martin o'malley got applause and laughter with his zinger about republican donald trump: "let's say it in our debate because you'll never hear it from that immigrant bashing carnival barker, donald trump. (laughter applause) whether minds were changed remains to be seen. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. as a reminder -- the next democratic debate is set for 19th. and we'll be right back reality t-v star -- caitlyn people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system that keeps in place a rigged economy. bernie's campaign is funded byover a million contributions -- people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and want a future to believe in. makes a surprise appearance in eastern iowa this week -- to raise awareness for the transgender community. but not all transgende

we've got to end the international embarrassment of the united states of america being the only major country that doesn't guarantee healthcare to all people as a right not a privilege (applause)" and martin o'malley got applause and laughter with his zinger about republican donald trump: "let's say it in our debate becausell never hear it from that immigrant bashing carnival barker, donald trump. (laughter applause) whether minds were changed remains to be seen. i'm kim hutcherson reporting . " deborah: democrats will take to the saturday...decemb er 19th in manchester, new hampshire. the next republican presidential debate....will take place on tuesday, december 15th in las vegas. in ames today--clinton and o'malley took part in the central iowa democrat's fall barbecue. hillary clinton ... along with her husband bill....and martin o'malley spoke to supporters at the hansen agriculture student learning center...on i-s-u's campus. at the event...clinton clarified her remarks on terrorism from last night's debate......while o'malley criticized her wall street ties . we'll have more from the event in ames tonight at 10. and co

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we've got to end the international embarrassment of the united states of america being the only major country that doesn't guarantee healthcare to all people as a right, not a privilege. [applause] >> and martin o'malley got applause and laughter with his zinger about republican donald trump. >> let's say it in our debate because you'll never hear it from that immigrant bashing carnival barker donald trump. [laughter] [applause] >> whether minds were changed remains to be seen. eric: the next democratic presidential is saturday december 19 in manchester, new hampshire. the next republican presidential debate will take place on tuesday december 15 in las vegas. elizabeth: kcci co-sponsored the debate saturday night and our own kevin cooney was a moderator. he asked bernie sanders how he plans to fund free public college tuition. >> well one of the things you want to do is have states pay for a third of this $70 billion plan, correct? there are 16 states that are running budget deficits right now. where are they going to come up with it? elizabeth: now kevin cooney wasn't the only familiar face to central iowans. the des moines

healthcare. we have comprehensive insurance in the united states, but it is no longer acting like insurance. >> what is it acting like. >> it's acting like a service provider. >> explained that. >> most insurance companies today the risk is taken out. they have reset by the government for medicare, medicaid, large part of the business is really no insurance. the government is saying here is the premiums, this is what you can charge, you have to offer as a premium increase. these are the mandated benefits have to give. here the subsidies. they become service providers for the government. so the incentives are not constructed right. >> how would you construct those , that's an interesting point. >> i think insurance insurance companies need to have an ability to take risk and's ability to price their product and then award them to ensure the long-term health of their patients. >> their rates get set on the diagnosis of their one-year basis. so dependent they have more cancer patients their risk get changed. but if a new technology comes in like likes a dolly, they can recuperate the cost, i, i don't b

when you look around the world, you see every other major country providing healthcare to all people as a right, except the unitedes. you see every other major country saying to moms that when you have a baby, we're not going to separate you from your newborn baby, because we are going to have -- we are going to have medical and family paid leave like every other country on earth. those are some of the principles that i believe in, and i think we should look to countries like denmark, like sweden and norway, and learn from what they have accomplished for their working people. amy: that's democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders. hillary clinton weighed in, in the same cnn debate. quick -- >> when i think about capitalism, i think about all the small businesses that were started because we have the opportunity and the freedom in our country for people to do that and to make a good living for themselves and their families. and i don't think we should confuse what we have to do every so often in america, which is save capitalism from itself. and i think what senator sanders is saying certainly makes sense in t

united church. and his church in the mission doing for equal access to healthcare and addressing the issues that impact hel and this this is bringing the communities together and celebrating health and as emily said we get excited and the people should get excited and we will dance and sing and it is just a wonderful opportunity for whittier to serve as the facilitater for being in the community together. and show casing our young people and the people from diverse backgrounds. >> tyrone talk to me about how you are preparing the students for this event. >> i want to make sure that the people understand that it happens from the day and the first day the students come to the school. and you know we do a lot of work of building the ensemblee and they have a rigorous schedule. it happens in the rehearsals but there is a lot of work that happens, every day from the first day of school. >> and emily aponte, very quickly here, i guess just, what do you, and what do you have to say about your >> i think my decision on attending boston arts academy was the best decision that i have ever made. because the schoo

we've got to end the international embarrassment of the united states of america being the only major country that doesn't guarantee healthcare to all people as a right not a privilege (applause)" and martin o'malley got applause and laughter with his zinger about republican donald trump: "let's say it in our debate because you'll never hear it from that immigrant bashing carnival barker, donald trump. (laughter applause) whether minds were changed remains to be seen. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. >> democrats will take to the debate-stage again on saturday, december 19th in manchester, new hampshire. the next republican presidential debate will take place on tuesday, december 15th in las vegas. there was an alarming discovery at a press conference held by the massachusetts governor yesterday. governor charlie baker spoke at a safety and security press conference and revealed weapons were missing after a break-in at the army reserve center in worcester saturday night. the governor said the f-b-i and other federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies were made aware of the missing weapons. f-b-i special agent hank shaw s

. >> reporter: planned parenthood delivers reproductive healthcare and sex education to women and men across the united states. it has come under attack before. in a statement president obama didn't mention the controversy surrounding planned parenthood but he did offer praise to swayze and the other responders. it's a sediment echoed by their colleagues. >> they laid their life on the line today to prevent the disaster today that we witnessed getting worse. >> reporter: as the community mourns the dead, the survivors are left shaken by the incident. [ inaudible ] it's not right. it's not right. >> reporter: andy rose, fox 25 news. >>> of course, that situation in colorado has shaken up a lot of people, including officers at university of colorado springs. here's a photo taken today an officer being consoled by the school's mascot. certainly a powerful image there. and friday's shooting has planned parenthood clinics across the country now on high alert. police have stepped up security outside boston's clinic on com ave. a patrol car is now stationed boston mayor marty walsh tells fox 25 the city will

healthcare right. the language of right distracts us from what is really happening. i think access to health care can be made better in the united states and what is happening with obama care , the way it works people in medicaid. >> medicaid. >> i would let everyone join medicaid. medicaid. let everyone in medicaid get out. most medicaid these days are run by private health plans. long waiting. private insurance is better. >> is it politically feasible? >> of course. i would like to see the uniform tax credit available 8,000 families. but the vast majority of people are not going to want to be in medicaid. >> john goodman independent institute, goodman institute. here is the book. healthcare solutions for america. >> the 66th annual66th annual national book award and sell this past wednesday in new york city. this year's winners included : ..

is back in new mexico as the director of the united healthcare community plan there in new mexico.will have them put up -- >> it's up. >> there it is. i have listed the four kind of eras of medicaid as doctor dr. smith my co-author on this history of the medicaid program and i figured them. '65 to '80 was a period where the program ran on the statute -- the statutory basis. that is the medicaid program represented what was written in the statute pretty much. in the latter part of the those years, there was a little bit of waving beginning and changes that were -- of interest to some states. there was a classic approach to implementing that statute. in the '80s and early '90s there was growth and change. there was a lot of legislative change in the program. we started serving children and moms in a much better way. there was some tension, but nothing like the third period which we called in the book c-gen response. a lot of threats to the program. a lot of criticism of the program. a lot of conflict over the program. and still continuing some growth of the program. and a lot of chan

his criticism of in the us: "i believe we've got to go the united states of america being the only major country that doesn't guarantee healthcare to all people as a right not a privilege (applause)" and martin o'malley got applause and laughter with his zinger about republican donald trump: "let's say it in our debate because you'll never hear it (laughter applause) whether minds were changed remains to be seen. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. all three democrat candidates remain in iowa today for events mostly around the des moines area... but martin o'malley will be in cedar falls tonight for a town hall on the u-n-i campus... new and developing this morning a report says.. the plan to privatize iowa's medicaid services by january includes a scheme that will cut reimbursements for some organizations relying on the funding... the cuts will mostly affect organizations that help people with physical, mental or developmental disabilities... and it could force smaller providers to suspend its services... now, the department of human services says... they will work with providers who are facing difficulties... firefighters are invest

we've got to end the international embarrassment of the united states of america being the only major country that doesn't guarantee healthcare to all people as a right not a privilege (applause)" and martin o'malley got applause and laughter with his zinger about republican donald trump: "let's say it in our debate because you'll never hear it from that immigrant bashing carnival barker, donald trump. (laughter applause) whether minds were changed remains to be seen. i'm kim hutcherson reporting . " jessica rae: and for more analysis on the debate... amanda krenz from our affiliate in des moines brings us her thoughts from saturday's debate. " amanda krenz has a recap of tonights democratic debate at drake university. amanda krenz has a recap of tonights democratic debate at drake university. amanda krenz has a recap of tonights democratic debate at drake university. amanda krenz has a recap of tonights democratic debate at drake university. amanda krenz has a recap of tonights democratic debate at drake university. amanda krenz has a recap of tonights democratic debate at drake university. amanda krenz has a recap of tonigh

we've got to end the international embarrassment of the united states of america being the only major country that doesn't guarantee healthcare to all people as a right, not a privilege. laura: and martin o'malley got applause and laughter with his mr. o'malley: let's say it in our debate because you'll never , hear it from that immigrant bashing carnival barker, donald trump. the truth of the matter is -- laura: whether minds were changed remains to be seen. the next democratic presidential is saturday, december 19 in manchester, new hampshire. the next republican presidential debate will take place on tuesday, december 15 in las vegas. coming up in about twenty minutes, hear from kcci's kevin cooney about being a debate moderator, along with des moines register's kathie obradovich. todd: right now, let's take a look outside at the des moines skycam. a bit of an ominous sky. jason sydejko is in with a first check of your forecast. jason s: we're going to kick off the work week with rain bright and early tomorrow. clouds rolled in early enough today. that helps a lot of the warmth of the overnight. we won't be dropping a whol

healthcare. i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. the nation's largest health insurance company, united health, maybe ready to bail on obamacare. could that for the individual insurance market on life support? the head of health policy associates? is it a big deal? >> it is a huge deal. th arere saying they think they will lose 700 million over these two years and they can't make money. if the biggest, smartest insurance company can't make money, who can? sharyl: they expect to lose four and $50 million on obamacare this year alone. they intend to make exit in 2017. some might say this not a huge blow because united was not the biggest player. they have plans selling in 35in states and only 5% of the obamacare or affordable care act customers. >> is part of the big picture. you're the biggest insurance company think they can't make money, but in addition, the 30 not-for-profit blue cross plans are all losing money, and it is because of obamacare. in addition that, we had 12 of the 23 obamacare insurance co-ops fail. when you start putting these tips together -- these things together, vi

united" endorsed the vermont senator. the nation's largest organization of nurses say it was, in part, because of his aggressive stance on healthcare. you'll find the group of iowans leading up to the debate at drake park. the rally begins at four. next week, republicans take their turn in the metro... and you can catch it all right here on channel 13. w-h-o's iowa forums begin tuesday with ben carson. he'll join us live at d-macc's healthcare. then donald trump visits creation. campus. admission is free and tickets are still available. just go to who-tv-dot-com.... question for the candidates. a des moines man shot outside of a nightclub last week was laid to rest. family and friends held funeral services for 20-year old dashawn smith friday. last sunday, someone opened fire in a large crowd at evolution night club.. three other people were hurt... no arrests have been made. hundreds of people were at the nightclub, but only a few are come forward with information. smith's family is now asking for witnesses' help. 210205 - regardless if people dont come and speak or they do come and speak i just that when its their loved ones that

united-health group may stop offering coverage to individuals through public exchanges. exchanges.the insurer's withdrawal would force about five-hundred-40-ththsand americans to find coverage from another provider.the affordable healthcare act requires every american to have health insurance.but insurance providers are not required to pticipate in federal and state exchanges. the company says it will determine next year if they can continue in 20-17. now a cbs 2 consumer alert... alert...the c-d-c is reporting a lmonella outbreak linked to cucumbers imported from mexico.the agency says four people have already died, while 800 people have gotten sick in 38-states, including seven in iowa.two separate recalls of mexican cucumbers were issued in september. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon, how much an average lkswagen says i iwill limit investments to cover costs in its growing emissions scandal. scandal.the automaker plans to cut investments by more than one billion dollars, but it's not clear if that will include jobs.volkswagen is under fire for admitting some of its diesel vehicles had software that could cheat emissions tests.the company says it will cost more than nine billion dollars to recall vehicles and deal w

healthcare should be a right of all people, not a privilege. [applause]. there are some people out there who think this is just an ink credibly radical, if the united states of america all of us having healthcare is a right. i hope all of you know this is not a radical idea, it is a conservative idea. it is an idea and practice that exists in every other major country on earth. not just in scandinavia, denmark, sweden, it exists in canada. i live live 50 miles away from canada. not a radical idea, it exists in france, germany, taiwan, all over the world. countries have made the determination that all of their people are entitled to health care and i believe the time is long overdue for the united states to join the rest of the world. [applause]. for all single-payer program which i support would not only guarantee healthcare for all people, not only save middle-class families and our entire nation significant sums of money, because all of you should know that our healthcare system is by far the most expensive per capita of any system on earth, but a medic carried medicare for all single-payer program would radically improve the life of all americans and br

two years united health group threatening to pull the plug on affordable healthcare services after taking big hit to bottom line and company says it will make a decision about 2017 coverage in the coming year and insurance companies are not required to participate in federal and state exchanges. >>> gene: parents say teachers crossed the line. ninth graders were ordered to draw a propaganda poster for terrorism operation and daughter went online and parents expressed concern. >> my initial response is there's no way you're going to do this assignment. >> gene: teacher apologized for making the assignment and what have been submitted by students have been shredded. >> shiri: still got a couple showers out there across southeastern massachusetts but most of us drying out, 50s and lower ixright now and got 40s on the map at 5:00 p.m. with the up for over the weekend next. >> sara: former army reservist facing child porn charges in connection to a theft of massachusetts armory and what that led polic >> sara: 80 hostages have escaped in mila and it is still ongoing and unclear if kidnappers h

if you cross the united states border illegally you get a job, you get a driver's license, you know that's true, you get food stamps, you get a place to live, you get healthcare, housing, child benefits and, in many cases, education. you wonder why we are a debtor nation. you wonder why our countries going to hell.' trump also telling the crowd that he knows more about isis... than military generals... carly fiorino holding a townhall meeting... taking on democratic front presidential candidate nothing is going to stick to hillary clinton until it to her. fiorina says she was one of the of lying about her emails and situation in benghazi. it was standing room only at the meting in harlan. she'll make three more stops in western iowa tomorrow. new jersey governor chris christie in cedar rapids.. addressing a crowd at kirkwood community college. christie says he is the only candidate that has laid out a detailed entitlement reform plan...for social security, medicare, medicaid and social security disability insurance. retirement age from 67 to 69 phased in over 25 years. christie says:'that's the big choice we're gonna have to make on social security if we're g

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healthcare. i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. >>> but if god forbid tomorrow morning there's a terrorist attack in the united states, the first question everybody will have is why didn't we know about it? and why didn't we stop it? >> moirk mourk taking a swipe at the expiration today of the bulk program. group s brit hume, former democratic congresswoman jane harman, director of the wood row wilson center. fox news chief washington correspondent, james rosen. and robert corsa from "the washington post." brit, it's an interesting confluence of events, the bulk data collection program ran out last night just as the state department issues a worldwide travel alert. what do you make of those two things? >> and there's more to it than that. this figures into the presidential campaign, because marco rubio and ted cruz are competing for some of the same voters and one of rubio's talks points, reflected by the sound bite you shows, he voted to end this program. ever shown there was one, and intelligence professionals such as mike hayden assisted again and again that it's helpful and useful. so i think it's fair to

healthcare by connecting every part of it. ar trish: good evening and welcome to the historic milwaukee theater. tonight you'll hear from 12 republican candidates vying to become the next president of the united with sandra smith and from "the wall street journal," jerry seib. it was a night of substance beginning with the first debate that i co-moderated and then, of course, neil and mafia, gerald -- maria, gerald baker from "the wall street journal" taking you into the 9 p.m.. just a tremendous evening all around. i want to point out next week i'm going to have jeb bush on the show. we're going to talk about some policy things with him as well as governor mike huckabee. you know, we talked earlier about how we had to cut some things out of the debate, i had to cut some of my questions for governor huckabee, well, guess what? now i get to ask him. liz, over to you. liz: trish, we've got a nightmare on wall street. it's not just it's friday the 13th. the dow down 189 points, just a few seconds ago we hit the lows of the session. i know, cover your eyes. we are heading back into the weekend, and what we look at is whether we're going to end on track to end the six-week-long rally, but it's als