. >> united healthcare want to fill 120 new positions in frederick office.pply online 24 hours a day from now until thursday. united healthcare reps will be on hand for in person inquires today at the frederick coffee company 3 this afternoon to 7 p.m.. >> all right. coming up on 4:55 on this tuesday morning mike thomas it is already warm out there. >> yes, maureen, warm out there. mid 70s to start the day. that's not bad. no jacket needed as you head out the door. grab umbrella though you may need to later. straight to satellite and rada radar. storms popping up to the west out there. there it is. all right. you see showers and storms popping up over of west virginia and those head our way as we head to latter part of morning and could be a shower or two around 8, 9:00 this morping and main event is later this afternoon as a cold front swings the way southward. that could kick up stronger showers and storms, 3, 4:00 athis afternoon. we have to keep our guard up. 87. chance for thunderstorms returns thursday and some of those could be strong as well. busy ne

>> is anyone here from united healthcare? >> no. >> i had a person who had a problem with the plan. >> all right. are there any other comments from network representatives? if not we go to discussion item 12. >> item 12, discussion item. opportunities to place items on future agendas? >> i'm concerned about nutrition counseling because it came up at the last meeting that blue shield doesn't have nutrition counseling unless you are diabetic. that is not correct. you can actually get nutrition counseling for other things than being diabetic. i thought that was good news. the only thing you have to cover now are the ones that are not involved, i think it's important we demand nutrition counseling be included in these benefits. we are paying a lot of money out for wellness and they don't even have nutrition counseling. so united healthcare doesn't have any at all from what i can see. i checked on 3 places with them and they don't cover it unless you are diabetic. the idea is to stop this before it starts. so, i mean there are so

even as you said united healthcare stock at all-time high. we're meanwhile seeing coverage getting dropped and premiums up in 45 of 50 states this year. david: incredible. >> this is great example of cronyism. stockholders make out quite well. david: it is cronyism, scott, there is attempt on at least of united health to pull out of part of obamacare and i'm wondering if obamacare was a drag around it, albatross around united health it doesn't have to deal with? >> i think it was an albatross and it is an albatross obviously around a lot of company's profits and adding to their losses. i think what you are going to see, david the niche rush, the initial surge -- david: united healthcare up 17%. all other insurers one way or another still attached to obamacare are down significantly. >> because, those losses are going to continue and in the end, let's face it, the cbo and government, whoever totally overestimated how many people were going to end up signing up for this. we've already seen the surge. earnings may have been up, 15, 18, 20% for a

>> is anyone here from united healthcare? >> no. >> i had a person who had a problem with the plan. >> all right. are there any other comments from network representatives? if not we go to discussion item 12. >> item 12, discussion item. opportunities to place items on future agendas? >> i'm concerned about nutrition counseling because it came up at the last meeting that blue shield doesn't have nutrition counseling unless you are diabetic. that is not correct. you can actually get nutrition counseling for other things than being diabetic. i thought that was good news. the only thing you have to cover now are the ones that are not involved, i think it's important we demand nutrition counseling be included in these benefits. we are paying a lot of money out for wellness and they don't even have nutrition counseling. so united healthcare doesn't have any at all from what i can see. i checked on 3 places with them and they don't cover it unless you are diabetic. the idea is to stop this before it starts. so, i mean there are so

>> is anyone here from united healthcare? >> no. >> i had a person who had a problem with the plan. >> all right. are there any other comments from network representatives? if not we go to discussion item 12. >> item 12, discussion item. opportunities to place items on future agendas? >> i'm concerned about nutrition counseling because it came up at the last meeting that blue shield doesn't have nutrition counseling unless you are diabetic. that is not correct. you can actually get nutrition counseling for other things than being diabetic. i thought that was good news. the only thing you have to cover now are the ones that are not involved, i think it's important we demand nutrition counseling be included in these benefits. we are paying a lot of money out for wellness and they don't even have nutrition counseling. so united healthcare doesn't have any at all from what i can see. i checked on 3 places with them and they don't cover it unless you are diabetic. the idea is to stop this before it starts. so, i mean there are so

united healthcare pulled out of the california. that will send premiums skyrocketing.lth care system that hillary clinton proudly champions and now millions of americans, women, who are running households, who are running businesses will face those additional costs. bill: let me get to clinton. you put out a big memo. we'll talk about that in a second. all talk past 24 hours about third party candidate. do you see it happening and if so does that doom republican chances? >> no. this is america, people want to get on a few ballots here or there. anyone from conservative republican standpoint to get on ballot is helping hillary clinton. there is no two-ways about that. there is no path to electability. to be clear, any conservative, any republican does not want policies of hillary clinton to be in the white house and name supreme court justices needs to understand that any support of anyone but the republican nominee does just that. bill: that was trump's message yesterday. >> he is absolutely right. number two, a candidate for president needs three things, a candidate,

united. an organization wholly and totally committed to the election to the presidency. sanders has made universal healthcare for all a corner stone of his campaign. something fully supported by the california nurses association. and national nurses united. both politically powerful and well healed unions. >> you know that in order for you to do your jobs in the way you were trained and want to do your jobs we need radical transformation of the american health care system. >> for senator sanders winning california is a must especially because on that same day, north carolina votes and reports its results before the california polls close. a big new jersey win for former secretary of state clinton could lock up the nomination for her rendering casual ir rel vast but if she can't lock up the nomination, then casual will be pivotal for any chance that sanders may have to gain the nomination of the democrat party. >> we are going to take on the private insurance companies. we are going to take on the drug companies. the function of health care in a democrat civilized society is to provide quality care to all of

healthcare to an audience of doctors, nurses and healthcare workers and slammed the drug care industry for making $50 billion in profits last year. national nurses unitedthey agree with sanders' message of guaranteed healthcare and income inequality. later in the day he spoke in santa cruz and monterey. >> if there's a large voter turnout, we will win. please do everything you can to make sure there is a large voter turnout and california helps lead this country into the political revolution. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: a stanford university poll shows sanders trailing hillary clinton 51-38% among people likely to vote in the democratic primary next week. sanders is speaking in palo alto sometime after 2:30 p.m. then especially heads to davis to speak at 8 p.m. donald trump is speaking in san jose at the convention center at 7 p.m. tomorrow. hillary clinton's campaign seems to be making some last- minute adjustments planning to come to california possibly making a stop in the bay area tomorrow. plans are to be announced. live in palo alto, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> you say "june gloom" and it's june 1 and right on cue. >> i know. cue the weather! [

. >> reporter: national nurses united said senator sanders's views alive with theirs especially with income inequality and guaranteed healthcare. bernie sanders did not take questions from the media. he headed south to santa cruz. in emeryville, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> sanders met overflowing crowds in santa cruz this afternoon. he spoke at kaiser permanente arena. he is calling for california voters to lead the way for a political revolution. >>> his rival hillary clinton returns to the bay area on thursday. she is expect to spend several days campaigning ahead of the primary. so far no specifics have been released on where she will actually be stopping. but her swing through the state comes as clinton picks up a key endorsement from governor jerry brown. in an open letter on his website, brown wrote, quote, in part, this is the only path forward to win the presidency and stop the candidacy of donald trump. sanders reacted to the endorsement saying that he is accustomed to opposition from the, quote, democratic establishment. >>> on the republican side, donald trump returns to california tomorrow and he will hold a rally at t

units hand hygiene went up 24 percent. the government says that's important since healthcare workers clean their hands less than half the thatould. >>> happening today, pennsylvania governor tom wolf is scheduled undergo a procedure for prostate cancer. wolf's treatment will keep him at home for a few days but will he not relinquish his duties to the lieutenant governor. >> 5:21. up next in our morning buzz a jury will decide whether the stairway to heaven riff. >> we'll break down those new car seat rules signed into law in pennsylvania. that's at 5:30. first up here's america's money. >> morning: jetblue lending a land to orlando. >> the airline august free flights to immediate families and domestic partners of those killed in the nightclub massacre. jetblue also making a contribution to support victims and their families. >> the attack in orlando is impacting the gun market. smith and wesson's stock was up nearly 7 percent yesterday and stern ruger and company was up eight and a half. >> that's because the number of people buying guns is expected to increase now. >> general motors haustra kuester auto industry's first the

healthcare. >> reporter: senator sanders came to memoryville to talk to nurses united. an organization committed to his election to the presidency. sanders has made universal health care for all a corner stone of his campaign. something fully supported by the california nursing association. politically powerful unions. >> you know in order to do your jobs in the way you were trained and want we need radical change in the health care system. >> for senator sanders winning california is an absolute must because on that same day, north carolina votes and reports its results before the california's polls close. a former win for clinton could give her a nomination. but if she can lock up the nomination then california will be pivotal for sanders to gain the nomination of the democratic party. >> we will take on the private insurance companies. we will take on the drug companies. and the function of health care in a civilized society is to provide equal care to all of our people in a cost effective way, not to make billions in profits for the drug companies. >> even if sander

(cheers and applause) that the united states is going to join the rest of the industrialized world and guarantee healthcaree doing good. >> stephen: i know. i understand. >> got a few more. >> stephen: these, i hate to say, they all sound good. i have heard these before. >> well, you're going to hear them again, and we're going to make public colleges and universities tuition-free! you got it? f-r-e-e! >> stephen: all right, all right. is there anything you might be saying tonight about the status of your campaign that i would want to talk to you about now and felt cheated if i didn't get to ask you about because you said it after the show was over? in other words, are you continuing your campaign after tonight? >> absolutely. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: are you still a candidate? >> yes. >> stephen: are you going to drop out of the race? >> no. >> stephen: you're not? no. i tell you why. i'm very good at arithmetic. wasn't much of a student but i'm pretty good in arithmetic. i understand that secretary clinton has a lot more -- or we have 1900 delegates going to philadelphia for the convention, that

other time in history, the united states still falls far short of upholding this treaty and trusts responsibilities to indian country. under president obama the indian healthcare improvement act became permanent. but it still spends more per federal prisoner than it does on native people. two r life expectancy is years more. 3-5ve americans will suffer be sexual assaulted. the work group recently found that the need base estimate for indian health service was 27.6 billion dollars in fy-2015. budget'sresident's ihs request was less than 20% of the demonstrated need for healthcare funding in indian country. likewise the bureau of indian affairs which is responsible for public safety in indian country is so backlogged for corrections facilities that it would have taken over a century for my community to receive b. inch a. funding to construct a much needed jail at current construction funding levels. these short falls squarely on tribes themselves like many other tribes have self-funded projects to-the tribe to fill the gap left by the federal government. we have built a central plant, wastewater treatment facilities, roads, infrastructure projects and most recen

unveiled a new healthcare plan that republicans hope will replace obamacare should the gop win the white house. >> we're not going to repeal obamacare when the current president of the united states is a guy named obama. the purpose of this agenda is not to pass a law right now that we know won't go into law. the purpose of this agenda is to show a better way on the big issues of the day that's going to require a republican president to sign into law. >> the plan relies on individual tax credits to allow people to buy coverage from private insurers. the 37-page document also includes medical liability reform and expanding access to health savings accounts. >>> right now wildfires are devouring thousands of acres in the western united states. crews in los angeles are battling two different fires. chris martinez reports that it's a race against time to keep them from merging into one. >> reporter: as fire burns not far from his home, roberto ramos is ready to evacuate. >> if it passes the parrier that they did last -- barrier that they did last night, goes straight through here and they say you got to go, we're ready to go. >> reporter: the two fires burning near los angeles

discussed very much in media but all of you know or should know, united states is the only major country on earth not to guarantee healthcare to all people as a right. [booing] only major countries go to germany go to scanned nava, go to the u.k. -- scandanavia, the u.k., holland, france, every person -- go to canada. i live in burlington, vermont, other miles from the canadian border. not a big deal. everyone in canada has health care as a right. we're the only major country that does not exist. i think it's time to end that international embarrassment. [cheering] i've been criticized for saying this so let me say it again. in my view, healthcare is a human right, not a privilege. [cheering] that means if you're rich or your poor, young or old, you should be able to go to the doctor when you need to go to the doctor. now, the affordable care act has done some very good things. but we still have a long way to go. we got 29 million americans today who have no health insurance. we have even more including many of you, who are underinsured with high deductibles and high copayments. is that right? anybody know how many people i

united states of women. michelle? michelle: well, summit is set to wrap up in about half an hour. it focused on gender, healthcareeducation and economic opportunities. it's sponsored by the white house. so president obama and vice president joe biden took to the stage to talk to the attendees. vice president biden: there is not a single, solitaire thing, not a single solitary thing that a man can do that a woman cannot do as well. president obama: if we have truly a nation of family values we wouldn't put up with the fact that many women can't get a paid day off to give birth. we should guarantee paid maternity lead and paternity leave, too. that is how you value families. michelle: other speakers at the summit included first lady michelle obama, oprah winfrey, warren buffett, kerry washington and billie jean king. alison: impressive group there. a lot has been made of donald trump's comments about the woman card. about november's elect town hall meeting on the role of the female voter in november. michelle will moderate that thursday at 7:00 on the sister station newschannel8. leon: coming up at "abc7 news at 5:

united states. that's right. livability .com calls it the perfect urban suburban common ground, spite it being more on the expensive, it scores highres for well-being, walk ability, taxes healthcare proximityty to washington d.c. a lot of great places in the area to retire to.reti thanks for joining us fox 5 5 local news at six starts right now. >> right now at six deadly shooting he was caught on camera. can help police. >> then incredible pictures as a car overturned and land lead ond its side. former dc council man walter flaunt roy. news at six start right now intg i'm shawn yancy.aw >> i'm new video shows the us suspect moo police say shot five people inside a district heights home. three victims decide. lindsay watts has newts h information about the case live from police headquarters, lindsay: tony, police tell me they have not p identified thisi suspect yet. yet they want to get his face out there obviously somebody knowsed who he is. i we want to show you very chilling video now. it wasil captured by a surveillance camera at the homem where the murdered happenedde friday night in forestville. you can see the suspecteduspect walking up to the house with a gun. he's accuse

united states. and i helped create the children's health insurance program when i was first lady, that happened with support from both parties and it covers 8 million kids and when you get healthcare for your child nobody says are you a republican or democrat. i worked with republicans many times when i was a senator, i know we can get results that will make real differences in people's lives, it is rare, no question we need to make washington work much better than it does today. in particular, getting unaccountable money out of our politics. [cheers and applause] >> one of the reasons this election is so important, the supreme court hangs in the balance. we need to overturn the terrible supreme court decision, citizens united and reform the campaign finance system. this is about our democracy, campaign finance reform and reducing of special interests, directly related to getting washington working for people again. putting jobs and economic security first. that is why i am passionate about this issue and i will fight hard to end the stranglehold of the wealthy and special interests have on so much of the government. let's do this together. historic investment in jobs, debt-free c

healthcare bills and we don't talk about it because the healthcare premium has gone up for everybody. they've gone up radically. it is part of united in california pulling out was the last straw. there are forces eating up matthew boss talking to the ceo. the average person has $1,000 savings. that is what they have. and so you know, you might be stretched a little bit on your credit card. let's follow that and jump to the conclusion that everybody is going to go down but it was a new, you mentioned zakota. i haven't seen that in a long time. now, they weren't that bad like jp morgan. very good, wells fargo, but that was something that was -- couldn't be ignored. capital one, no, i'm glad you mentioned it. it is on my radar screen is something i want to talk about, mad dash if we didn't get to it. >> we will. also the latest on viacom, surprise involving red stone and later on, lululemon's chip wilson has been critical of the management. he will join us from denver. e a? it's a question we get from some of our largest banking clients. the face of their business was tellers. then atm's. today it's their mobile app running on the ibm

united states supreme court. among these are -- were the very critical issues about the extent to which the congress, through a piece of legislation, could require people to purchase private healthcare insurance. how could that be? it's a very narrow digits that helped the president in upholding the individual mandate. not 0 on the grounds everybody expected. had to do with the power of regulating interstate commerce. but instead the taxing power which is a very broad authority. the authority that became the basis for penalizing people if they weren't going to purchase private health care insurance. that was a very critical choice and moment during the obama presidency. of course we know other areas which the president also, i think, breaks new ground but surprising ground. one of the ones in effect -- had to do with drones. when was revealed it had occurred during probe reb's first term and was kept secret. and the legal authority for using drones -- drones in foreign donees there which might be used in ways that resulted in the death of american citizens, raised very difficult issues natural the law and the constitution, under the constitution, one of the critical questions is, wh

they take a unit that they're going to be combining with another company that's owned by private equity, to create essentially a new company. mckesson technology solutions and change healthcarere getting together. why is it important? we're talking about a $3.4 billion revenue company owned 70% by mckesson and 30% by the private owners. they're going to take on 6.1 billion of debt at this new co, pay mckesson 1 point t$1.25. they still have 30% riding, then they'll do an ipo, and the tax-free split off of the remaining shares which will be a very large percentage, but there's question whether they'll be able to do it in a tax manner but that will be down the road. 2%, although the market to be fair is up almost 1%. >> to be fair, mckesson has been along with the stock, the three me musketeers of the period before we got into the selloff. mckesson has not rested. you know the three b's, they got rid of beckman culvert. these big healthcare companies, david -- >> yep. >> -- they care about keeping their stocks up than almost any group. they do amazing things. they never rest. that deal could have been held off because of the uk. it's just full speed ahead. healthcare companies