"amerigroup, amerihealth, united healthcare. iowa is only days away from these three companies taking over medicaid and the hawk-i program - which insures kids. letters went out to families asking them to make their decision by february 17th about which but there's a major hiccups for people this choice - their healthcare provider, whether pharmacist, a clinic, case manager - might one of the acccording t tthe human servicic... (fs) only 60 percent of providers in the state have signed contracts with all companies. signed with two. signed with just one (cms website) that's a cms - the federal group that has to give its approval for the transition. they are worried that iowa's network of providers isn't robust enough. it's one of 16 items they gave the state to improve on before they felt they could give iowa permission to move aheaeato managed care. iowa's medicaid director says the state is ready for the change, mikki - iowa was ready january 1, we're more ready now. even though the feds have not given the okay." " jenna: we al

today -- some students were at "united healthcare group" to learn about different job opportunities. "i think it gives career exploration option for students. they have an opportunity of what im learning in math science english heres how it works in real world and why i need to learn it, and heres how i can be successful so it really shows them that..." the shadowing day is part of pat skorkowsky's "pledge of achievement". it's to help students be ready for college or their career when they graduate. it's starting to warm up here in the valley... and soon it will be pool season! more than a hundred seasonal jobs are up for grabs at red rock resort and green valley ranch. there will be hiring events throughout the next few months for different positions... like servers... bartenders... life guards... and cabana hosts. job seekers are encouraged to bring plenty of resumes because you'll be interviewed on site. those interested should apply online first before attending a hiring event. you can find that website under "links" at fox five vegas dot com the big game may be going down near

"amerigroup, amerihealth, united healthcare. iowa is only days away from these three companies taking over medicaid and the hawk-i program - which insures kids. letters went out to families asking them to make their decision by february 17th about which company they want to use. but there's a major hiccups for people who have to make this choice - their healthcare provider, whether that's a doctor, pharmacist, a clinic, a pediatrician, or case manager - might not be signed up with one of the companies. acccording to the department of human services... (fs) only 60 percent of providers in the state have signed contracts with all three of the private companies. 70 percent have signed with two. and 90 percent have signed with just one of the companies. (cms website) that's a major concern of cms - the federal group that has to give its they are worried that iowa's network of providers isn't robust enough. it's one of 16 items they gave the state to improve on before they felt they could give iowa permission to move ahead to managed

through united healthcare challenge event series we have bigger events like 200 on the road." "ride to recovery" hosts several road and mountain bike rides every year. they say more than ten-thousand veterans benefit from the program. we're getting in our warmups now... for the big game 10-k run festival. and we hope you'll run with us! are teaming up with goodie two shoes for this race. you can choose your distance...5 or 10 k. run or walk with us this sunday- february 7th in downtown las vegas. registration includes entrance to health expos, a tailgate and a big game viewing party. to register, visit fox5 vegas.com and click on take 5 to care. coming up .. why laying off 15- percent of it's employees .. is good for one person at yahoo. and a wild morning in southern california where dozens of fire fighters battles this blaze. but it's what's inside that had them extra with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a lit

. >> reporter: angie is with united healthcare, an insurance company that just made forbes magazine's top 10 list of best work from home employers. angie says they have moved 28% of its customer service jobs to do a better job. >> they love it. we see higher engagement from workers who work from home. >> reporter: and they continue to hire. >> we have over 1000 positions posted. >> reporter: we are on your side with companies that are hiring. the top 10 list includes live ops, a cloud-based call center, tele tech, amazon, dell, ibm and working solutions for customer service jobs. you hc, humana and aetna have millions of patient calls being answered by work from home employees. legal list says it was worth it knowing she will be able to see her baby's first steps. if he is having a rough day, i can put off my work and give him that extra time. it has been a blessing. >> reporter: finally, you know the scams are typically want to pay you $100 or more up front? in many cases there is no real job so don't waste your money. >>> random acts of kindness we kicked off today. the official hol

about patients electronically >> he says a network of $1000 around central florida working with united healthcare. plans like this and affordable care act save the country from going back up to two medical costs. >>> another plan saving floridians money for medical expenses. emergency care center in it opened doors for the first time yesterday. it's located in winter park, florida accountable care services office on or tomorrow boulevard. >>> a deland woman whose husband was run over by a former police officer is pushing for an overhaul on states grand jury system to crystal brown's husband was killed when a former officer ran him down individual car while he was running away back in 2013. the officer was fired but a grand jury chose not to indict him of the crime. brown started a petition for the state to stop using grand jury if the accused works in law enforcement. >>> seminole county commissioners will discuss plans for -- over a golf course. homeowners around the single point country club have approved plans to develop part of the property. part of the plan includes more than 250 apartments.

movements, last month tyre k was named to the top massachusetts leadership post for 1199seiu united healthcare workers east. and now directs a union of 52,000 health care workers. as executive vice president. tyre k is the first african-american man to lead a major statewide union in the commonwealth. tyre k joins us today to talk about taking the reigns of the most actively political union. welcome to urban update. first, why doctor's appointment start by tells about your telephone operator unallieding the 1199. >> until 2002 i started out is there, i didn't really know much about unions. but i got very active through my oral background, through my grandmother and my mother. i ended up meeting veronica president prior to me. so i started out as a shop steward or what we call a dell gad. in 2004 i was able to work on the kerry presidential campaign and felt then i got hired in 2005 as political organizers. i got elected vice president in 2010 and here i am today, executive vice president. >> wow, now, what are your top goals for the union now that you are the executive vice president? >> so to

so those folks would have to go with another insurer, either cuvantry or united healthcare or go without subsidized health insurance. hundreds of customers complaints about overbilling, payment, and the company. it says it's been working on better handling the customer we'll continue to follow the wral. >> that will be a big shakeup. >>> now to the political front. democratic presidential candidates bernie sanders and hillary clinton prepare to go debate. meanwhile the republican candidates battle for votes in south carolina. marlie hall has the latest on the presidential campaign from milwaukee where tonight's debate will be held. >> reporter: marco rio south carolina. he's trying to rebound from his disappointing fifth place finish in new hampshire as the& alternative to donald trump. >> it is my hope if elected president, when elected president to try to unite this country as much as possible. >> reporter: jeb bush attacked his inflammatory rhetoric. >> it's down right divisive and mean spirited. >> reporter: polls show trump with a commanding lead in south carolina. >> i've spent les

some students visited "united healthcare group" where they followed professionals around for the day to see what careers they may be interested in. "it encourages students or put students in position to see what opportunities lie ahead of them. allows them to take what learning in class and see how applied in real world." national job shadowing day is part of superintendent pat skorkowsky's "pledge of achievement." the goal is to make sure students are ready for college or to enter the work force after graduation. pool season is upon us... which means hundreds of seasonal jobs are up for grabs. red rock resort and green valley ranch are looking for servers... bartenders... life guards... and cabana hosts. the stratosphere... downtown grand... and tropicana las vegas are all hosting hiring fairs later today. job seekers are encouraged to bring plenty of resumes and be ready for on site interviews. for more information, click on the "links" section of our homepage fox five vegas dot com. the widow of a metro sergeant killed in the line of duty 10 years ago is keeping her husband's memo

the department of human services announced 4 healthcare compaines - amerigroup, ameri-health, united healthcare and wellcare would manage the programs. the d-h-s removed wellcare from the program in december, stating the company didn't disclose some information during the bidding pcess. the original dateor the full switch was the federal transition to march 1st, saying the state wasn't ready. the bill to stop the switch altogether shouldn't have trouble passing the iowa senate where democrats have control. but it could face trouble in the republican- controlled house. speaker linda upmeyer said she likely won't let the bill on the house floor, because governor branstad will veto. senator liz mathis says she hopes upmeyer will reconsider if republicans have a good show of support today and in the house. "hopefully she'll see that there maybe a lot of republicans and democrats who will support this bill when it gets over there and it won't be dead on arrival. " senator david johnson, a well-known senate republican, is supporting the bill. governor branstad is pushing privatization to help cut cos

s so >> we like to go nuts atouts united healthcare and this isars the month to do it. nuts they're soft, they've got a good crunch to them. them. almonds are a little bitare harder. this is a great go to nut to sprinkle into your yogurt. add berries. that's that all natural sugarar so we're not sugars. sugars are pretty much in pre everything we eat so we want wwa to read the labels and paythe attention to that.nt all natural oatmeal adding add nuts into that along with yourr berries hence out.nce o this is a serve of oatmealf oate half a cup so we always alw recommend that you buy like organic oatmeal or all natural.nal. packaged oatmeal has packaged pd sugars but going for the allhe natural and adding what comes right off of the tree or vinein to give it extra sweetness isne key he.key h >> you have almonds and walnut u out here.here are these the two best nuts.esnu >> good question.stion. almonds and walnuts are really good, peanuts, cashews asas a well.we those are your four that are good go toes. toe mac dame ya', soy nuts. these nuts are a good sourceood of prote

today -- some students were at "united healthcare group". they followed professionals for the day in career fields that interest them. "it encourages students or put students in position to see what opportunities lie ahead of them. allows them to take what learning in class and see how applied in real world." the shadowing day is part of superintendent pat skorkowsky's "pledge of achievement". students are ready for college or their career after graduating. before we know it -- pool season will be here! and several resorts are looking to fill hundreds of seasonal job positions. red rock resort and green valley ranch have started their hiring process. they're in need of servers... bartenders... life guards... and cabana hosts. there will also be several job fairs for the upcoming pool season tomorrow. the stratosphere... downtown grand... and tropicana las vegas will host hiring events. job seekers are encouraged to bring plenty of resumes because you may be interviewed on site. you can find out more by clicking on the "links" section at fox

can share information about patients electronically. around central florida are working with united healthcare. plans like this and the affordable care act save the country from going bankrupt due to healthcare costs. >>> new rules are expected to be announced to increase food stamp access to healthy foods. retailers accepting food stamps will have to stock a wider variety of healthy foods or face the loss of consumer. the stores have to stock 168 items the department of >>> we check weather and traffic every ten minutes. what a huge change over the last couple hours. >> showers all wrapping up in bravard county. you don't need the umbrella today. temperatures around 79. chilly tonight. a nice night. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. when i see you tomorrow morning we'll track a chilly out the door start. how about this five-day forecast with the weekend always in view. 75 and sunny on our wednesday. it gets better. low 70s on thursday. still sunny. lots of sun. we'll see a slight warm up by the weekend. saturday temperatures 77. 78 degrees by sunday. overnight lows in the 50s. i hope you have

"amerigroup, amerihealth, united healthcare. iowa is only days away from these three companies taking over medicaid and the hawk-i program - which insures kids. letters went out to families asking them to make their decision by february 17th about which company they want to use. but there's a major hiccups for people who have to make this choice - their healthcare provider, whether that's a doctor, pharmacist, a clinic, a pediatrician, or not be signed up with one of the companies. acccording to the department of human services... (fs) only 60 percent of providers in the state have signed contracts with all three of the private companies. 70 percent have signed with two. and 90 percent have signed with just one of the companies. (cms website) that's a major concern of cms - the federal group that has to give its approval for the transition. they are worried that iowa's network of providers isn't robust enough. they gave the state to improve on before they felt they could give iowa permission to move ahead to managed iowa's medic

police in the east bay city of kensington are investigating dave reagan, the head of the seiu's united healthcare workers-west union in connection with an incident in which reagan is accused of pushing a process server down the stairs outside of his home. we reported that reagan attended a union meeting in michigan in 2008 that turned violent. we want to correct that. while members of his union were at the meeting, reagan himself was not. we also did not mean to imply that the man pictured at the union meeting was reagan. it was not. and we apologize for our error. >>> coming up, the cash-only challenge for cannabis. how medical pot businesses say they are putting safety at risk by paying their bills. and the smelly side effect to the state. >> he once trained to be a police officer and now he is accused of killing a richmond cop. we're inside the courtroom as the suspect faces the victims' family. >> it's a welcome sight at sea but an explosion has left a bay area lighthouse in the dark. the scramble to find a solution to keep sailors safe. ,, state. because of the feds, erything is cash-o >>> n

the flu kills thousands of people each and every year in the united states. >>> healthcare has within key topic in the presidential campaign, and there is a new survey out that shows that most americans don't support bernie sanders's call for a single payer plan. that plan would create a single government-run taxpayer run plan. >>> on that note, we are now just two days away from the democratic primaries in south carolina. most african american say they are supporting hillary clinton. but bernie sanders is hoping that younger african americans will support his message. >> reporter: it's easy to miss this tiny part of south carolina, but it represents a voting block in a state that could play an out sized roll in presidential politics. because in the last 30 years no one has won this primary without black support. ♪ >> this is like the main road in our little community. >> reporter: mary hilton and four generations of her family grew up in little africa. it was founded in 1880 by freed slaves. >> this is my uncle's house. this is my cousin's house. cousin's house. my aunt's house. my u

raid at a doctor's office, a spokesperson from the attorney general's office confirms their healthcare fraud unit was assisting with a search warrant at the office of dr. frank >>> an iraq war vet is recovering after he was attacked outside a washington d.c. mcdonald's. >> they asked me if i believe that black lives matter. i felt threatened and felt they were trying to intimidate me, i will keep to my food, hopefully they leave me alone. because i wasn't responding back to them, they called me racist. as soon as i walked out of mcdonald's, i got hit in the back of the head. i just dropped on the ground. he said i looked unconscious. >> the suspects took his wallet and credit cards and used those cards shortly after the attack. no one has been arrested, but he hopes they are caught. talking. a texas man got the scare of his life when he heard a knock on his door. >> i hear this boom, boom, boom on the door, u.s. marshals. with guns. finally, they told him he had an outstanding student loan. >> he asked me am i in the habit of stealing from the federal government. i said no, sir, what? all those g

keiser perm nete is the largest healthcare delivery system in the united states providing healthcareervices to 10 mill wrong members in the district of columbia. we are a high performing healthcare system recognized for the national committee for ncqu. in 2015 only two systems received a five out of five rating from ncqa. permanente.e kaiser one received lower than a 4.8%. a level of only 10% of plans achieve nationwide. we believe attaining excellent outcomes is based on understanding and relentlessly measuring performance so that opportunities for improvement are continuously identified. we strategically exploit our electronic medical record creating systems of care that make it those do the right thing and hard to do the wrong. this is accompanied by clear expectations around behavioral norms and performance for our physicians and staff. it starts with knowledge of current results. we measure all aspects of our are at all levels. >> this minimizes the distractions that you can't hold me accountable for any particular outcome. we do believe we can fairly assess performance across d

until then, make the united way needs a united hood -- push in tallahassee at stake healthcare for the uninsured and assistant to family in the pre-k funny and senior assistance for today of central florida spotlight, what you can do to help yourself or your community. >>> welcome to this week's edition of central florida spotlight. come join first today by tran30 director of public part of the

healthcare is not a constitutional right in the the courts have said so far. the only people in the united states who have a right to receive healthcare are prisoners, because it's consideed cruel and unusual punishment if they are not given healthcare. do i think that healthcare should be a right? that is how i tend to think, but that is something that i don't think would actually en in the current political climate, right? what we're left with is solutions that really if we want to talk about reducing cost of medications for society, involve more intervention from the federal gogornment. those are the solutions t t providing reasonable access to healthcare that ... other industrialized nations have come up with but we in the us have been very resistant to this. one thing that is kind of a low-hanging fruit is for the same kinds of rebates that are negotiated for in the medicaid program. the mecaid program drug costs, because they have federally-mandated set up, was companies. craig vansandt: right. ben urick: yeah. some tauzin who ended up being the president of pharma afterwards, watchi

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representative scott says he served on a commission in the united states senate with clinton. he says his endorsement healthcare, defense and the environment. ((c239 50:30)) "the republicans tend to deny science and climate turned out saturday sarah faber is a nurse volunteering for the clinton campaign. ((c232 43:46)) "i see a lot of to dictate what happens clinton leads democrats with 52 percent support in virginia to bernie sander's 40 percent. newport university. the person who wins the nomination will be up against one of five support, according to the poll, with marco rubio close behind. that was joe fisher with that report. berning it up for bernie - that's the name of an event held for the presidential hopeful in norfolk this evening. several musicians came together to raise money bernie supporter, susan posey says its important for people to come together to help sanders win. c0012 - susan posey 15.11 this is a grassroots campagin this is a campaign not raised by super pac money bernie is not a millionaire so its important we put some effort into it. 22 posey says supporters will have to get out and kn

healthcare. "i do not accept the belief that the united states of america can't do that." "the numbers just don't add up from what senator sanders has been proposing." on foreign policy the democrats disagreed on how quickly to normalize relations with iran: "you don't just rush in, open the door and say 'here i am, let's talk and make a deal.'" "those are exactly the people you have to talk to and you have to negotiate with." united in principle, but drawing distinctions on how to get things done. their next debate is next thursday in wisconsin, after the primary. i'm tracie potts in washington, now back to you. another twist in the e-mail controversy that's hovered over clinton. the state department's been looking into how other secretaries of state used e-mail -- and found that colin powell and staff members for condoleezza rice also got classified information from personal e-mail accounts. for the past year, clinton has been blasted by republicans for using a personal e-mail server when she was secretary of state. right now, two police officers being shot on the job. i

united auto workers. sanders stuck to familiar themes. livable wage, healthcare reform, and making college tuition affordable. >>> as for the gop, donald trump going after fellow republican threatening to sue him over negative political ads. >> i think he's a very unstable guy and i must tell you one thing about that cruz. i have never ever met a person that lies more than ted cruz. >> i'm ted cruz. >> in south carolina today trump demanding cruz retract what calls lies. otherwise trump says he'll file a lawsuit against cruz challenging the texas's senator's eligibility to serve in the white house because he was born in canada. >>> less than a week to go before the primary, jeb bush is getting a boost from his older brother. telling the crowd at one point quoting, we need somebody to take a positive message across the country. >>> concerns about some popular heartburn medications. dementia? >> don't let this happen in your bedroom. a warning from the nypd about this happened. i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fio

teamsters union said members voted overwhelmingly to reject united final contract offer after three years of talks, they are upset over healthcare and out sourcing jobs overseas. >>> mostly the job security a lot of guys are worried. they are going getting close to retiring. to retire with. >>> about one third of the mechanics work that -- and they will continue medication with the teamsters union. >>> apple ceo told shareholders that he opposes in order to break into a phone of one of the shooters because quote these are the right things to do " hearing on the matter is that next month and google facebook and microsoft -- google facebook and microsoft and twitter say they will file friend of the court briefs on behalf of apple. tech companies feels that it will create dangerous precedents. >>> they say it's time to make changes at a dangerous intersection, there's been numerous coalition and the? on tierney and clay, it will make improvements at the -- by the end of april, leaders and people in the neighborhood want a diagonal scramble that will allow people to cross -- cross diagonally from each corner, but the mta says that's

places like sweden and germany and japan and i think they come back to the united states and look at our infrastructure, healthcare system and schools and theyare asking questions and i think bernie sanders has the answers . >> jon: the superdelegates are what haveput hillary well in advance of bernie sanders numbers . can those superdelegates be persuaded that maybe bernie is the guy they ought to go with? what happens if say, there is some kind of result of the investigations of hillary clinton's email problems? >> if hillary clinton is going to wind up with a four-year term in club fed then the superdelegates will look at bernie sanders and probably pay pray that joe biden jumps in. the superdelegates, it's the most undemocratic thing when you have been in the process. the voice of the people is basically being, we trust you bought. that's what the democratic leadership is saying with superdelegates. >> jon: speaking of trust, hillary clinton has a problem with something like 60 percent of americans saying they don't see her as honest and trustworthy so does bernie sanders naturally become the beneficiary of th

she understood the issue well - she was healthcare during (butted) woman to be the the united states who's a female." the endodoement is a sigigthat democraticleaders are eager to put the party's contentious primary fight behind them. lukas: and donald trump is speaking out about both democratic candidates. here's what he had to say about bernie sanders and hillary clinton. "(donald trump) "bernie looks like he's over. and looks like hillary is going to be protected from the email scandal by the democrats. i mean can you believe it? so many people for doing much less than she did are in prison and dedestated - no, ink of it. for doingng less than she did. matchups... both sanders and clinton would be projected to beat trump in the general election. lukas: you've probably heard the term delegates in our political coverage... but do you know how they decide a party's nominee? well to help out... here's a quick study in u.s. presidential politics. "you've seen them wearing funny hats and waving signs at national party conventions... candidates covet them but what exactly is a "delegate"

healthcare. "i do not accept the belief that the united states of america can't do that." "the numbers just don't add up from what senntor sanders has been proposing." on foreign policy the demomoats disagreed on how quicklylyto normalize relations with iran: "you don't just rush in, open the door and say 'here i am, let's talk and make a deal.'" "those are exactly the people you have to talk to and you have to negotiate with." united in principle, but drawing distinctions on how to get things done. their next debate is next thursday in wisconsin, after the primary. washington, now back to you. anoththr twist in thehee-mail controversy that's hovered over clinton. the state department's been looking into how other colin powell and stafmembers for condoleezza ice also got classified information from persosoal e-mail accounts. for the past year, clinton has been blasted by republicans for using a personal e-mail server when she was secretary of state. right now, two police officers are in the hospital -- after being shot on the job. it happened in new york. they wereen patro

healthcare. "i do not accept the belief that the united states of america can't do that." "the numbers just don't add up from what senator sanders has been proposing." on foreign policy the democrats disagreed on how quickly to normalize relations with iran: get things done. their next debate is next thursday in wisconsin, after the primary. i'm tracie potts in sanders leads clinton in polls likely new hampshire voters. another twist in the e-mail controversy that's hovered over clinton the state department's been looking into how other secretaries of state used e-mail -- and found that colin powell and staff members for condoleezza rice also got classified information from personal e-mail accounts. for the past year, clinton has been blasted by republicans for using a personal e-mail server when she was secretary of state. one town is considering adopting a program which would allow teachers to carry guns in classrooms. the connecticut town looking at arming teachers in its only pre-k through eighth grade school. town selectmen voting to have the board of education look i

. >> 70% of all healthcare expenditures, the largest part of our united states economy, are lifestylelated. how you live your life. >> rose: and this ought not be a partisan issue. >> it isn't and, not only that, we should get collaboration. this isn't one group against another. as a group, we have enough knowledge now and can prove it due to molecular science and technology that we can help people help themselves. what's so amazing is the number one cost of obesity to our country is depression. it's not diabetes and it's not cancer, two that have a major effect, but absenteeism, presenteism, there are some challenges. we have solutions to obesity and we feed an approach where everyone is involved in that process. >> rose: thank you for coming. thank you, charlie. great to see you. >> rose: march 1. march 1 and 2, washington, d.c. >> rose: okay. back in a moment. stay with us. >> rose: the drug war in mexico continues to claim lives and shows no signs of abating a recent study shows male life expectancy rates dropped by an average of seven months throughout the country. more than 100,

united states. zika is spread through mosquitoes and has been linked to birth defects. here in the triangle, percent healthcare providers are taking steps to prevent the spread of the virus. >> reporter: the state health department says say there haven't been any reported cases of the zika virus in north carolina, but there are steps pregnant women can take. >> reporter: recent news about the zika virus has gotten michelle williams' tax. >> we hope it stays in south america and it's somebodys' but the reality is it affects all of us. >> reporter: the world health organization declared the situation an international emergency on monday. >> constitutes an extraordinary event, and a big health threat to other parts of the world 37. >> reporter: the virus is spread primarily by mosquitoes. the cdc says 1 in 5 people infected actually get sick. it can also spread from a protect inapt mother to her child. there are increasing cases of kids born in brazil with ab normally small heads. >> my husband says he might be going to brazil for the olympics. with the olympics, could it be carried back to the united states? >>

healthcare. >> i do not accept the belief that the united states of america can't do that. >> the numbers juston't add up from what senator sanders has been proposing. >> reporter: on foreign policy, they disagreed on how quickly to normalize relations with iran. you don't rush in, open the doors and say let's make a deal. >> those are exactly the people you have to talk to and negotiate with. >> reporter: united in principle but but drawing distinctions on how to get things done. the next debate for the democrats is thursday in wisconsin. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> the zika virus is now in the district. d.c.'s department of health is confirming three cases, all of them involve people who contr t contracted zika while traveling abroad. one of the three patients was pregnant at the time. the virus is primarily spread through mosquito bites and is linked to severe birth defects. d.c.'s department of health is reminding residents that they are not at risk saying it is important for residents to remember that there is no immediate threat to their health and wellbeing if they have not

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healthcare during that administration. (butted) i also think she is the woman to be the first president of the united states that's a female." reid also says clinton would be the best candidate to serve the middle class. a live look outside across the valley right now after some breezy, cool weather the last couple of days things have begun to warm up. ather first chief meteorologist bryan scofield. bryan a simply wonderful end of the week and weekend is in store for the desert southwest. warm as high pressure builds in overhead and keeps the skies completely clear. high level clouds will pass overhead intermittently through the next several days but will never completely obscure the sun. we'll definitely see the clouds, but they'll only be the decorative sort, and will at best slightly dim the sunshine for a couple minutes. temperatures will be lovely this weekend with highs thursday in the mid 70s, friday rising into the upper 70s and saturday peaking aright around 80 for the las vegas valley. cooler weather returns on monday and tuesday as an upper level low misses to the northeast bringing strong next 7 days. a couple

units. the complex will include on- site services like child care, education, and job search assistance offices as well as healthcare.>> they have partnered with a health office here. they will be treating not just the body, those that might have some psychological mental health components.>> reporter: the party monday -- property monday for one $.2 million. i spoke with the executive director of the project that is similar to jacksonville developments. and includes about 160 units, mix of studios, one, two, and three-bedroom apartments. ability housing sent us these before-and-after projects of a project they completed in jacksonville.>> i toward their properties and what i appreciated most as they had folks from the community working on the properties. they were clean and affordable.>> that's terrific in one combination.>> reporter: michael ballentine walks by the property everyday. >> i am in a bad situation myself, but i'm into it. i am into this neighborhood. >> you wouldn't mind living in a place like this? >> yes. >> reporter: ability housing hopes to break ground this year and they plan to hire hyperlocal he

clinton also took time to discount bernie sanders healthcare plan "he wants to move toward a single payer system, which i can tell you, will never pass the united states congress." aside from health... another women's issue... family... took center stage. clinton wants everyone to have paid family leave... "we're going to get it implemented, i hope, during my presidency, because i think it is one of the most important things we can do for families, particularly young families." finally... early childhood education was discussed. clinton wants kids to get a better start... long before they go to school. "it is not just caring about kids and families, although that has been my motivation. it is also the best investment we can make in growing our economy." these themes... hitting home for clinton supporters today. it is important to have good quality care...and good education for young children, those are... they are inseparable." "i think the key is to make a commitment to the policy itself of early education... and making sure that our kids are school ready." at the u-n-r event today... clinton spoke mostly to medical students. many of them sayi

believe that at a time when every major country on earth guarantees healthcare to i believe that we should do the same in the united states of america. [cheers and applause] so for all of my critics out there the wall street journal and the washington post and corporate america, wherever you may be, let me tell you straight up:yes come i believe healthcare is a right, not a privilege. . [cheers and applause] and that is why i believe in a medicare for all, singer payor program that will not we guarantee healthcare for all and will not will he end the pond -- pharmaceutical ripoff of the american people but it will save the middle class family, the average when a class family healthcare costs. let me conclude know whether canada for president will tell you and that is that no president not bernie sanders or anybody else will be able to bring the balance, the challenges that the working families and the middle-class of this country, that our children, that the seniors deserve. no one the, at the wall street in less supply of money, corporate america, the large campaign donors are so powerful. no president can do what

new threat has emerged with international healthcare workers warning of the devastating conference as more and more cases of the zika virus surface a cross united center. just how great is the danger and who is most at risk. we get answers from lisa fletcher on the trail of a vicious attacker. >> reporter: this tiny insect so small but doing big damage around the globe. doctors say this particularly aggressive mosquito, is carrying the zika virus, which may be responsible for serious birth defects. the numbers rise almost daily. right now at least 24 countries are battling active transmissions, mostly in central and south america. the latest numbers here in north america show at least 34 cases spread over 12 states, the district of columbia and four in canada. all are related to people returning from countries where the virus is endemic. a few weeks ago, we sat down with dr. anthony head of allergies and infectious diseases for the national institute of health. he told us he was working late nights in the research lab anticipating this virus would emerge in a big way. >> we haven't started on a vaccine for seek, zika, but wel very soon, when i

clinton also took time to discount bernie sanders healthcare plan "he wants to move toward a single payer system, which i can tell you, will never pass the united states congress." aside from health... another women's issue... family... took center stage. clinton wants everyone to have paid family leave... "we're going to get it implemented, i hope, during my presidency, because i think it is one of the most important things we can do for families, particularly young families." finally... early childhood education was discussed. clinton wants kids to get a better start... long before they go to school. "it is not just caring about kids and families, although that has been my motivation. it is also the best investment we can make in growing our economy." these themes... hitting home for clinton supporters today.

united states with ebola went to a hospital that wasn't able to handle it. then the cdc saw the message. we saw a strategy shift. not only the healthcare strategy point to that but also the public health message. the hub was -- the public was hearing that any hospital can handle it. we found out that not every hospital could. that really eroded some trust. i think cdc is being more cautious this time. we heard dr. frieden say there's a law they don't know about this virus. they have to be more careful in saying repeatedly, they don't really know exactly what this virus can do yet. >> i do agree. what we are seeing that is the same, cdc is trying to reassure the public that this is probably not a threat to most people. back ebola a little over a year ago, the fear was rampant. it was making headlines across the country we only seen two people affected in the u.s. cdc had to step in. now we're seeing cdc just a couple of -- just last week saying we don't expect there to be a large outbreak at all of zika virus in the united states. >> it will probably come here. it won't be an outbreak. >> dr. frieden said earlier today in a briefing he

united nations- sponsored study in which laboratory rodents were fed ridiculous amounts of aloe vera. others call this study comments were filed regarding the e-p-a's proposed actions. not a single comment - filed by individuals, . . . healthcare entities . . . and trade associations - supported the e-p-a. they noted there's not one documented case of anyone getting cancer from aloe vera. some even included scientific studies that support just how safe aloe vera is to use.the california agency responded it "cannot consider scientific arguments." even one of the most prestigious cancer treatment centers in america doesn't believe aloe vera causes cancer.there's a second reason trial lawyers. a lawsuit is filed against a california business owner every two days. this action by the california e-p-a opens the door for trial lawyers to sue anyone or any business that ever had anything to do with aloe vera. california e-p-a.to comment,

healthcare would cover that, but may be. >> did your research stay within the united states? >> so there's kind of a continental divide or an atlantic divide. most of the people working invasively, meaning they are actually accessing the brain directly are in the united states. in europe it's much more eeg. i spoke with people in england. i didn't, i stayed away from eeg so i didn't talk to too many europeans are people that are based in europe. several europeans are working here in the united states including phil kennedy who made news recently. this is one of those things where i wish the book was coming out a little later. he went to, i believe it was belize and had surgery done on himself to implant electrodes in his own brain so he could study himself. so it really takes all kinds. >> so it's defense oriented and their thinking about stronger powers abroad. >> there's a lot of interest in germany and in england and in france. those three countries have a fairly robust lab. the italian lab were huge in terms of the really foundational things with the entire group of resea

healthcare and reform the criminal justice system. >> she's had what i consider to be the experience that would make her a very compassion nat, effective and efficient president of these united states. >> cleburne also added d that her years at secretary of state and senator, give her the experience to lead america. >> bernie sanders will be back he has a campaign stop planned for greenville. polls show him trailing hillary clinton by double digit. for more head to wltx.com and click on the primary. tomorrow we'll have you covered with the results. we'll be on the air bringing you results. >> now, the midlands most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist, jim gandy family room the sun is going down and the temperature will drop. it's curfew rently 59, winds from the south-southeast at 8 miles per hour. it's going to be clear this evening and we'll see clouds coming in. tomorrow it'll be mostly cloudy. high tomorrow 69. it's going to be mostly cloudy for the weekend. we'll definitely see rain coming in next week. >> today bond was set at $500,000 for greg leon. he's accused of killing his wife's lover on valentine's day. janay frazier has more today's court appearance. 49-

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healthcare to all people. one major company in the united states that ends up spending almost three times per capita what they more than they do in france. guaranteed health care of all people. a much more cost-effective way. >> conservative commentator. we should not compare ourselves to europe. we should be more like greece. it is resonating. >> bernie is resonating with young people. millennial's who have no concept of what hard work is. let's be more like europe. pointing out greece. some calling the u.s. constitution. hillary clinton a looted to last night feared bernie, universal healthcare is not really bert with freedom and liberty. could you imagine? this is how far he has been driven. >> i would say the same thing. i think we may be underestimating this. i think he got 84% in iowa. he won every age group from 17 to 59. every ideology. he won every economic bracket outside of 200,000 above. resignation with a lot of democrats. >> he is. the country is broken. you have been out of work. not fully employed. you have talked about the lowest labor participation rate. 62% or something in 30 years. it all

healthcare during that administration. i also think she is the woman to be the first president of the united states who's a female." )) ((denise valdez)) > senator reid is also putting his support behind governor brian sandoval. this comes following speculation the president may be considering sandoval as the new supreme court justice. judge... and is considered a moderate republican. reid met with him on monday and discussed the vetting issue with him. reid says he would endorse sandoval for the justice position. (( sen. harry reid, "you know i don't- i don't pick the justices. but i know if he were picked, i would support the man. he's a good person, he has a great record, and he's been a tremendously good governor in spite of having to deal with some very big problems there." )) out to sandoval's office about the news. it responded saying "neither governor sandoval nor his staff have been contacted by or talked to the obama administration regarding any potential vetting for the vacancy on the u.s. supreme court." republicans in the senate have said they will not hold confirmation hearings on whom ever president obama choose

you have a school system which is totally inadequate, a healthcare system which is totally inadequate, this is taking place in the united states of america, now the reason i'm running for president is i am prepared to take on wall street -- [cheers and applause] >> to take on the big money interests who today are doing so much harm to our country. now let me give you an example. question, somebody give me an answer. somebody today in south carolina gets picked up for processing marijuana, what happens? they go to jail, you may get a what? question number two, you're a wall street executive whose greed and illegal behavior helped destroy the american economy and cost millions of people their jobs, their homes and life savings, what happens to you? you get a salary increase is what happens to you. you don't get a jail record, and that speaks to a broken criminal justice system, you know what i mean by that? [cheers and applause] >> this is a broken criminal justice system when some kid gets a police record, what happens when you get a police record, it's kind of hard to go out and get a job, right? all right. so the kid g

united states has a globally competitive economy. globe rally competitive. if we don't do that be indiana, china and these other countries, the premise says nothing o else matters p. we can't have worldclass healthcare or education. you can't have infrastructure. you can't do any of things that we care about if you don't have that competitive economy. >> so how can people reach out? >> they need to be involved. the best way to be involved second degree go to our website and volunteer. >> very catchy. to help us get it. help us fix this broken political system. i believe a 2012 theco all across america found that in their opinion, the biggest problem facing this nation is our broken political system. we have got to solve our problems if we want to be globally competitive. >> people view the political system as broken. that is why we're not voting. the answer is within our hands to get a solution. the american party of south carolina is one of those things on the table. >> we think so. and stop feeding the beast. stop voting straight party tickets. you are doing damage to your country. you are doing damage to your state when you do that. we have got to provide a different alternative. >> people don't