so i scrubbed out of my case and i called united healthcare. and the gentleman said he needed some information about her wanna know diagnosis and whether the whether her impatience they should be justified. and i was like to understand that she's asleep right now and she has breast cancer . and so the gentleman said, actually i don't, that's a different department. that would know that information. and i was like, well, if she does need to stay overnight tonight and um, you have all the information with you because i got approval for the surgery and i need to go back and do with my patient. now, after this video went viral, that doctor said she received a letter from united health care, asking her to remove the video and correct what the insurance company described as misleading information. she responded saying that her patient stay was still denied and that she will continue advocating for her patients. i'm eric. i know you are not a surgeon, but i was wondering if there are stories of patients that have stayed with you precisely because you

mangione is accused of killing united healthcare ceo brian thompson.s also a dad of two young kids, the shooting caught on camera. the ceo and father was gunned down while in new york city for an investors meeting. police believe mangione was mad at the healthcare industry. ivy league graduate is facing 11 state charges including first degree murder and terror charges and facing federal charges which could carry the death penalty. mangione has pled not guilty to those state charges and 26-year-old faces a case in pennsylvania. he is looking at three different cases. he was arrested in pennsylvania after a days' long manhunt eating at a mcdonalds. he thanked his supporters and reads every letter he write. i am overwhelmed by and grateful for everyone who has written me and share their stories and expresses their support. that note was posted on his legal team's website linked to a fundraiser that has brought in more than half a million dollars for this guy. back out here live the federal charges could carry the death penalty. speaking of that fundraisin

but the recent killing of the united healthcare c. u in december last year has broth renewed attention to just how much anger people feel toward an industry that seems to care more about prophets and their patients. joining us today to give us some insight into america's health care system, our doctor, eric reinhardt, is social psychiatrist, who is also a political unto apologist and bailey and vincent, a writer dancer, and choreographer was battling cystic fibrosis. and who's going to tell us more about that? thank you both so much for your time. bailey. let me start with you. you have a hearing impairment as a result of your medical condition. and so you are reading my lips right now, which makes your participation in today's show, even more special for us. you were living proof of how insurance companies can make life quite difficult for those with a chronic condition. would you mind sharing with us what it means to live with cystic fibrosis and what does do to you and how have insurers at times failed to help you? yes, so let's do

luigi manzoni, acusado por el asesinato del presidente cultivo de united healthcare, refuerza su equipo nueva york, si es acusado de uno de los cargos federales podrÍa ser acusado a pena de muerte. luigi mangioni sea declarado culpable de todos los cargos. un estudio revela que el ser humano tiene altos niveles de micro plÁsticos, con un aumento del 50% respecto al aÑo 2016. los investigadores identificaron 12 tipos de micro plÁsticos, entre ellos el polietileno. para evitar el consumo de micro plÁsticos, recomiendan almacenar en recientemente de metal. en una trampa mortal se convirtiÓ una capa de hielo en este lago de wisconsin. cinco vehÍculos cayeron a travÉs del agua congelada, un hombre de la tercera edad perdiÓ la vida. los rescatistas hallaron su cuerpo al que siente, ademÁs estÁn viendo mÁxima precauciÓn a los pescadores para evitar a los pescadores para evitar nuevas tragedias. this is cassie. she never really paid attention to her credit scores until she got credit karma. and used her scores to score more. like a great rate on an auto loan for some more reliable wheels. intui

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doctor potter's video came weeks after united healthcare ceo brian thompson was shot and killed. to her, the company accused her of creating a potential life and safety threat for its employees, noting some commenters on her video were invoking and seemingly praising thompson's accused killer, luigi mangione. i would never condone violence. i'm a doctor. i take care of people. but if we're going to talk about it, then what i would say is it is not my fault that united healthcare had the reputation that it had. that led people to react that way. i did not promote those comments. but americans are speaking out. is this unique to united? this is not unique to united. there are two competing interests doctors wanting to take care of patients and companies and industries prioritizing financial profit that it's at the heart of of insurance and healthcare. for potter, who specializes in breast reconstruction for women with breast cancer. >> thank you so much. >> insurance is an inescapable part of her conversations with patients. doctor potter, how are you? you guys, this looks really,

el director ejecutivo de united healthcare, bryan thompson. >> en sus redes sociales, agradeciÓ a lasa la mayorÍa de las cartas, sepan que leo todas las que recibo aÑadiendo espero escuchar mÁs en el futuro. su equipo de defensa creÓ una pÁgina web, el nombre de su cliente, que segÚn ellos es para dar informaciÓn precisa sobre el caso y disipar asÍ informaciÓn errÓnea. ahora estÁ reforzando a su equipo legal a la espera de su comparecencia en corte esta semana, un experto legal en pena de muerte se sumÓ a su equipo legal y fue designado por el tribunal man. johnny se declarÓ no culpable de varios cargos, incluyendo asesinato en primer grado para fomentar el terrorismo y el cargo federal de asesinato con arma de fuego, lo que podrÍa resultar en la pena capital. >> get the name on the news. >> luigi maggioni. >> en medio de la batalla legal se estrena el max, un nuevo documental de investigaciÓn discovery llamado. quiÉn es luigi maggioni? sobre el asesinato del ceo de united healthcare, ryan thompson, que tambiÉn incluye testimonios de primera mano acerca del supuesto pistolero al centr

. >> it's a 25 and united healthcare has agreed to pay out 2 and a half million dollars to settle a class action. telemarketing lawsuit. the insurance company was accused of violating federal law to make pre-recorded voice calls without the recipients prior permission about 12,000 people could get a portion of this settlement if they were not a member of united healthcare and received at least one call like this between january 9th of 2015 and january 9th, the 2019, the payments range between $350 and $1000. it's 8.26. and we are tracking this storm for you this morning. >> it is rainy and windy. we're already seeing flooding. we know of at least one a school district closed today. and we know about some trees that have fallen. so it's pretty dangerous out there. we'll keep you safe to stay. >> and the storms picking up a little windy right now and the rain is coming down a little harder to a long one. we're harder to a long one. we're still seeing a lot of b 60% of women experience side leaks with bladder protection underwear. try always discreet! it's rapiddry core absorbs up to 25% fas

. >> what united healthcare has agreed to pay 2 and a half million dollars now to settle a class actionting lawsuit. the insurance company was accused of violating federal law to make pre-recorded voice calls without the recipients prior permission. some 12,000 people could get a portion. now this settlement, if they were not a member of united healthcare and received at least one such call between january 9th of 2015 and january 9th of 2019 payments can range anywhere from 350 dollars to $1000. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, warriors were looking to get back into the win column against the orlando magic out of the chase center. aaron wilson will show us how played out. >> and tariffs and qatar on canada and mexico put on hold for now. but how long do they have to reach an agreement with the u.s. will take a closer look. >> and what we have today, a lot of rainfall, even though we are taking a break from it for a lot of the bay at the moment, it is going to be picking back up here just a few hours. time out for you had. all right. if your hit the roads out there, still have lot

luigi maggioni, el acusado por el asesinato del ceo de united healthcare, agradece el apoyo que le hanieron a 1 millÓn de dÓlares. el objetivo de la recaudaciÓn. este viernes, vangioni se va a presentar en una corte de nueva york, en tanto que hoy se estrena un documental de discovery sobre su caso. de Última hora, la gobernadora de nueva york, cathy hawke, considera el uso de sus poderes constitucionales para destituir al alcalde eric adams. esto ocurre despuÉs de la renuncia de cuatro altos funcionarios adjuntos de la ciudad de nueva york, entre ellos la vicealcaldesa, quienes dimitieron esta noche tras la decisiÓn del departamento de justicia que pidiÓ desechar los cargos por corrupciÓn que enfrenta adams. incluso convocÓ a una reuniÓn para maÑana para decidir quÉ camino va a seguir. bajo la consigna no es mi presidente. miles de manifestantes se congregaron en distintas ciudades del paÍs para protestar en contra de las polÍticacas de tmp y de elon musk y los despidos de este. en nueva york se reunieron en la icÓnica plaza union square, en la capital de la naciÓn, washington, d.c. l

mangione is accused of shooting and killing united healthcare's brian thompson in what police have called a targeted attack. he has pleaded not guilty, but also faces federal charges which could carry the death penalty. >> and listen to this video of that infamous killing is now being used in advertisements for a new app called protector. it lets people book armed bodyguards. it became available this week in los angeles and new york city. users can choose the type of bodyguard, how they should dress, and even the type of transportation. they are either active or veteran members of the military or law enforcement. the company says everyone is vetted. >> we're trained in tactical combat, casualty care, risk assessment, risk mitigation, and assessment. >> they have to be fully licensed in the state of california. s bureau of services and investigative services has to license you. you have to have what's called a guard card to do this type of business. then you also have what's called a firearms permit, which allows you to carry a weapon. >> the service is not cheap. it costs $1,000 an hour a

the accused murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson responding to messages of support.rrespondent aaron katersky join us with more. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. like bonnie and clyde who captured the american imagination by giving the rich some of what thought many deserved, luigi mangione achieved notoriety after he was charged with premeditated murder of a healthcare executive. this morning accused killer luigi mangione is speaking out from behind bars in his first public statement since he was charged with the assassination style killing of united healthcare chief brian thompson. luigi mangione said he is overwhelmed by and grateful for everyone who has written me to share their stories and express their support adding, i look forward to hearing more in the future. the statement is part of a new website luigi mangione's attorney said they set up due to the extraordinary volume of inquiries and outpour of support. >> it seems like the case really is a litmus test for what people are thinking and maybe even how many people are visiting this

mangione is accused of shooting and killing united healthcare's brian thompson in what police have called a targeted attack. he has pleaded not guilty, but also faces federal charges which could carry the death penalty. >> and listen to this video of that infamous killing is now being used in advertisements for a new app called protector. it lets people book armed bodyguards. it became available this week in los angeles and new york city. users can choose the type of bodyguard, how they should dress, and even the type of transportation. they are either active or veteran members of the military or law enforcement. the company says everyone is vetted. >> we're trained in tactical combat, casualty care, risk assessment, risk mitigation, and assessment. >> they have to be fully licensed in the state of california. s bureau of services and investigative services has to license you. you have to have what's called a guard card to do this type of business. then you also have what's called a firearms permit, which allows you to carry a weapon. >> the service is not cheap. it costs $1,000 an hour a

accused of gunning down united healthcare ceo brian thompson outside of a new york city hotel in an act prosecutors say was meant to send a message to the healthcare entry. manning gee one's next court date in federal court is in terrifying moment being on the plane. is he still processing what happened but thought he wasn't going to make it. >> flying through the air. bodies being jolted around between hitting the window and the gentleman next to me start thinking that this is it. and start thinking about your loved ones and my wife and children del tall just offered $30,000 for the went no strings attached. it is a miracle that everybody survived. the cause of that crash is still under investigation. president trump alice marie johnson pardon czar. he rah nounsed this white house event at the white house. alice will make recommendations to the president who should be granted clemson. she was facing life in prison for nonviolent drug trafficking. president trump granted her clemency after spending 21 years in prison. received support from kim kardashian. met a week before alice was rel

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get started at trugreen.com ♪ ♪ >> the alleged united healthcare killer luigi mangione speaking out fromlars to his legal defense fund. among those circulating the link to the fund, cnn's caitlin collins. she has since deleted her post, but went on to defend her actions saying "this is not true. i posted it as an attorney website which is newsworthy" and outlets have commented on and no way did i share a fund-raising link for him. here to react is fox news contributor mary katherine ham. i want to be fair, there are a lot of people saying bottom of the barrel stuff here sharing this fund-raiser, maybe there is not a direct link that she included in her post, what do you think of this? what she posted? >> i think we are in tricky ground, because this is a cultural phenomenon that is among the creepier i've seen which is this uprising of support for a cold-blooded killer who is on tape murdering execution-style a man for doing his lawful job. so it is wild what we have seen crop up online in this instagram age, this guy unfortunately due to his conventional good looks is going to become so

luigi mangione is speaking out for the first time since his arrest for killing united healthcare ceoy this legal team. he thanks this supporters from around the globe, saying this support transcended political, racial and even class divisions. the 26-year-old is facing multiple criminal charges in new york, pennsylvania, and federal court in connection to the murder. and finally, democrats seemingly in free fall and their finances are reflecting that. liberal donors are reportedly holding back their money and according to some democrats are turning their support to president trump instead. they blame a lack of vision and potential retaliation against trump. this coming as republicans are said to be running circles around democrats online and on social media. department of government efficiency's x account has more than 4 million followers after it launched earlier this year, compare that to the dnc's rapid response account which barely has 121,000 followers and it's not just doge. president trump and his allies are dominating podcasts, social media, alternative media outlets while de

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mangione is accused of gunning down united healthcare's brian thompson in what police called a targetedttack. he's pleaded not guilty, but also faces federal charges which could lead to the death penalty. video of that infamous killing is now being used in advertising advertisements for a new app called protector. it lets people book. armed bodyguards became available this week in los angeles and new york. users can choose the type of bodyguard, how they should dress, and even the type of transportation. they're either active or veteran members of the military or law enforcement. the company says everyone is vetted. >> we're trained in tactical combat, casualty care, risk assessment, risk mitigation, and assessment. >> they have to be fully licensed in the state of california. bcis bureau of services and investigative services has to license you. you have to have what's called a guard card to do this type of business. then you also have what's called a firearms permit, which allows you to carry a weapon. >> the service doesn't come cheap. it costs a thousand bucks an hour. there's a fiv

. >>> the man accused of killing the ceo of united healthcare is getting closer to having his day in court, but luigi mangione is talking directly to his supporters from behind bars. those statements come as a new documentary just out today is closely examining the murder of brian thompson. here's nbc news correspondent sam brock. >> so, we are now hearing directly from luigi mangione, an unusual development, legal experts say, for a defendant who has not even gone to trial yet. with all the headlines and public intrigue surrounding this se, it's one more curveball just days before mangione is about to return to court. >> reporter: accused killer, luigi mangione, speaking out from inside a jail cell for the first time. in a message to his supporters on a new website, mangione in his own words writing, i am overwhelmed by and grateful for everyone who has written me to share their stories and express their support. while it is impossible for me to reply to most letters, please know that i read every one that i receive. his defense team launching the website on behalf of their client t

the man accused in the deadly shooting of united healthcare ceo is set to appear now in court this morning for the first time since his arraignment on murder and terror charges luigi mangione allegedly shot and killed brian thompson back in december before going on the run for 5 days. the nypd says it happened outside a midtown manhattan and joni has pleaded not guilty. thompson was shot on the sidewalk as he was waiting for an investors conference to begin today. prosecutors and mentioned his defense lawyers are expected to provide updates on the case. we could also learn of a possible trial date. so we'll let you know what comes out of this. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news trader joe's is recalling a breakfast item over potential risks. we're going to tell you why they say >> happening today in the east bay, faith in action there to hold interface, immigration march vigil, richmond, mayor and water martinez contra costa county supervisor john goya, richmond city council member ashley havana. they are expected to be there. this is all in support of protection of the immigrant fami

has been exchanged and could possibly set a trial date.ld mangione is accused of gunning down united healthcare'san thompson in what police call a targeted attack. he pled not guilty, but also faces federal charges which could carry the death penalty. video of that infamous killing is now being used in ads for a new app called protector. it lets people book armed bodyguards. it became available this week in la and new york. users can choose the type of bodyguard, how they should dress, and even the type of transportation. they're either active or veteran members of the military or law enforcement, and the company says everyone is vetted. >> we're trained in tactical combat, casualty care, risk assessment, risk mitigation, and assessment. >> they have to be fully licensed in the state of california by the bureau of services. investigative services has to license you. you have to have what's called a guard card to do this type of business. then you also have what's called a firearms permit, which allows you to carry a weapon. >> all of that comes with a high price tag, $1,000 an hour with a five ho

. >> well, happening today, the man accused in that deadly shooting of united healthcare is set to appear in court for the first time since his arraignment on murder and terror charges luigi mangione allegedly shot and killed brian thompson back in december before going on the run for 5 days. the nypd saying it happened outside a midtown manhattan hotel. and tony has pleaded not guilty. thompson was shot on the sidewalk as he was waiting for an investors conference to start today. prosecutors imagine defense lawyers are expected to provide updates on the case. we could learn of a possible trial date. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, 2 bay area tech companies accused of putting children in dangerous online situations. details about that lawsuit? plus, trader joe's is recalling a breakfast item over some potential health risks. well, you're not g these hands are working hands. my hands are the most important tools i have. you need to take care of them. that's where o'keeffe's comes in. it's america's #1 selling hand cream for guaranteed relief. if it works for these hands, it'll

. >> luigi mangione charged in the shocking ambush killing of united healthcare ceo is now speaking outk has been following this for us. >> good morning. another twist, right? we are hearing directly from luigi mangione, an unusual development, as legal experts say, for a defendant before going to trial. but with all the headlines and public intrigue surrounding this case, it is yet another cu curveball days before mangione is about to return to court. >> reporter: this morning, accused killer luigi mangione speaking out from inside a jail cell for the first time. in a message to his supporters, in his own words writing, i am overwhelmed by and grateful for everyone that has written me to share their stories. and express their support. while it is impossle to reply to most letters, please know i read every one i receive. his defense team launching the website on behalf of their client to provide accurate information about his cases and dispel misinformation. >> it is uncommon to hear from a defendant behind bars like this because most defendants don't generate this level of public inter

accepting nearly $300,000 in donations as he fights murder charges in the shooting death of united healthcareck with more. good morning again, aaron. >> reporter: good morning again, michael. this is quite an outpouring for an accused killer. in the two months since the gunning down, the defense fund for luigi mangione has reached $300,000 and donations picked up after a news report said they had slowed down. newsweek reported last week contributions to luigi mangione's fund slowed to a trickle. in response his attorney said luigi is aware of the fund and appreciates the outpouring of support. that remark and the reporting prompted a series of online posts from supporters that have appeared to have sparked renewed interest in luigi mangione's case. and donations to help him fight state and federal charges. one of the charges carries the possibility of the death penalty. his lawyer just added a court appointed death penalty expert. luigi mangione has pleaded not guilty in state court. he's yet to enter a plea to the federal charges. his attorney said he would accept all donations to aid his de

here in the united states, kimberly healthcare al jazeera, the white house. well, early research doug done, the senior fellow decatur institute on the form is special assistant to president obama reagan. he says the transit time does not appear to have gone through any consultation process. so long been said of donald trump that we should take him seriously, but not literally, you know, he tends to go out with these massive ideas, but just kind of a few out of his brain. and then there's very little behind them in terms of specifics. and he often walks about i think what we see here is he comes up with an idea. he recognizes there is a genuine problem that he, a garza, is a rec, how do, how can millions of people live there? and he suddenly has this notion of america, creating riviera is in the middle east. but if you listen to those around him and cloning is so much more measured in terms of suggesting, you know, this is the difficulty of deal with the status of palestinians, etc. so i would not take, this is a literal plan that he's pushing. this is where t

here in the united states, kimberly healthcare al jazeera, the white house were us secretary of state makeover b. o has also appeared to will pack on some of the trunk comments on garza. the only thing president trump has done very generously my view is offer the united states willingness to step in clear the debris, clean the place up from all the destruction it's on the ground, clean it up of all these, unexploded munitions. and in the meantime, the people living there will not be able to people who call that home will not be able to live there while you have crews coming in and removing debris while you have munitions being removed, etc. that's the offer that he's made as well. as prime minister benjamin netanyahu has made us secretary of defense, pit hicks is that the pentagon. hicks is described president donald trump is planned to take control of gauze as a creative solution to solving decades of conflict. he said it depends of going this prepared to look at all options for gaza at calhane is that the pentagon with the lightest it is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spen

here in the united states, kimberly healthcare al jazeera, the white house is ready, prime minister benjamin netanyahu has met with the us secretary of defense of the pentagon. pate hicks, it described trumps plan to take control of cancer as a creative solution to solving decades of complex. it's, it depends, a go on as prepared to look at options for gallons of petticoat high and is that depends going with the lightest is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spending the afternoon here at the pentagon, meeting with the new is secretary of defense. p takes us in the beginning of their remarks. they've talked about the need to increase cooperation between israel and the us, highlighting the fact that the trump administration did lift the prohibition, put in place by the previous administration and sending 2000 pounds funds to israel . and were far as were able to get in some questions to the new secretary of defense about gaza when it came to the possibility of using us troops. takes us simply said, the president is engaged in very high level complicated negotiations. you wouldn't get ah

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here in the united states, kimberly healthcare al jazeera, the white house. what, what country is this uh, pretty much being drawn into donald trump has a vision for what should happen to palestinians, and kaiser is egypt. uh, i've seen her. he is a former gyptian assistant for minnesota insurance, a slide from the different capital colorado problem. welcome to how does, here's what does it mean to egypt for the us present in a single statement to apparently a bundle decades of farm policy? or should countries but believe in international law. and today the hopes of a palestinian homeland do now? well, egypt has made that position clear, officially, and on the public opinion and instruction, public opinion level that we don't see eye to eye with what president trump said ever since he went back to the oval office last january. and i, we don't think that this, his plan is actually the or practicum. and we are afraid that the, the true purpose of this, of this proposal is to bury the 2 state solution. egypt has always been committed to the 2 state solution beca

here in the united states, kimberly healthcare al jazeera, the white house. there was actually a state mock. rubio has also appeared to walk back on some of trump's comments on garza. the only thing president trump has done very generously my view is offer the united states willingness to step in clear the debris, clean the place up from all the destruction that's on the ground. clean it up of all these, unexploded munitions. and in the meantime, the people living there will not be able, the people who call that home will not be able to live there while you have crews coming in and removing debris while you have munitions being removed, etc. that's the offer that he's made. let's pick up on his way to town. accommodate to his associate professor at the institute for graduate studies. i'm the specialist on conflict resolution and international aid grade speak to again time. so as we thought yesterday trump's plan to do garza aaron and we developed has been widely condemned. and he was saying that it's unlikely to actually ever be implemented. but what potentia

. >> united healthcare. >> down 3% in the past year slb.2% in the past year. >> even snowflake. >> which is up 24% year to date. >> it's still down 17% in the past year. so i'm trying to find. >> some names out there. >> that have. >> are giving me. >> opportunities where i. >> think the fundamentals. are improving and the valuations. >> are at discount levels. >> i snowflake whenever anyone says that. i laugh because. >> i don't know. >> i call people that on twitter. so it's just it's like not it's not a great. >> great name. >> boeing. airbus has this fancy new jet, the latest of boeing's problems. it's one of your favorites. >> still still one of my favorites joe. >> it's actually my. favorite name for 2025. >> and it's. really because of the new management team, the changing. >> of the culture. >> changing of the guard, and also the problems at boeing are not a. demand problem they have between boeing. >> and airbus. >> 13,000 planes in their backlog. >> it's not a it's not a demand. >> it's a. >> execution problem. >> and i think thos

on the east coast, and we are hearing directly this morning from the man accused of killing united healthcares morning. accused killer luigi mangione speaking out from inside a jail cell for the first time. in a message to his supporters on a new website, mangione in his. >> own words. >> writing i am overwhelmed. by and grateful for. >> everyone who has written. >> me to share their. >> stories and express their support. while it is impossible. >> for me to reply. >> to most letters, please know. >> that i read. >> every one that i receive. his defense team launching the website on behalf. >> of. >> their client to provide accurate information about his cases and dispel misinformation. >> it's uncommon to hear from. >> a defendant. >> behind bars like this, because most defendants. >> don't generate this level of public interest. >> mangione, now bolstering his. counsel ahead of his court appearance later this week while. >> awaiting. >> trial at a federal jail in. >> new. >> york city. >> not guilty. >> adding a court appointed. >> death penalty. >> legal expert. >> to. >> his team after. p

secretary at the pentagon and he wraps up his visit to the united states on capitol hill, meeting with senior congressional leaders. kimberly healthcare al jazeera, the white house, a pallet soon is in hon units have responded to the us presidents plans for garza and the, the, the bottom land was on the listings that fucked in atlanta. and he wants to rebuild, should not kick us out under the pretext of rebuilding them in this. you help. these are out in the 1st place in this destruction that we can see here. therefore you have to rebuild for us while we're on this land. what number would you be contact that we have to leave in order for you to rebuild from the block? that with the idea of had at least that's what i need to say. this call for displacement is not near with many plans. talked about this issue and failing, of course, the kind of us president donald trump will fail because gauze and hold on to that land, country and soil. how many was pulsed in palestine. i'm specifically garza and did not lead the palestinian people to migrate or travel to other country to see the people of study and will remain until the last press in t

if we wanted to go after where the rip-off is in health care, what about what united healthcare did withhe medicare advantage program where they literally paid doctors to o overdiagnose so they could boost what they charged and then when people on the medicare advantage in their program got sick, they dumped them. and we tolerate that. we tolerate that. billions -- hundreds of billions of dollars. so, question, the biggest threat to access to health care for the people you represent and that i represent is the rip-off in the health care industry with higher than anywhere else in the world prescription drugs prices, with rifoffs -- rip-offs in the programs, with the gaming of pharmacy managers. i want to save money, but i want to save money by stopping the rip-offs. i don't want to save money by dumping people who make $21,000 a year off of the health care that they absolutely need, and that's what musk is doing. that's what trump is doing. that is wrong and we have to stop it. we have to stand up for the hardworking people of west virginia, the hardworking people of new hampshire, the ha

secretary at the pentagon and he wraps up his visit to the united states on capitol hill meeting with senior congressional leaders. kimberly healthcare al jazeera, whitehouse thomas has condemned terms proposal saying it's another example of us biased towards israel and the should. we strongly reject present from statements regarding the deportation about palestinian people from the gaza strip of the statements reflect confusion, deep ignorance about palestine in the region. guns were certainly not a common land, and it is not a property that can be bought and sold. american biased towards this route and against the pillow, city, and people, and against the adjuster warrants continues, and it's consumed by such statements. who part of the month the us presented were track the statements because such statements at fuel to the flat outpost, to me and people living forces in resistance sections supported by the arab and islamic nations. before the old plans ended the porting the pedal, sending people and expelling them from the land. kind of my whole thing, as i said, he's joining us live. so we just have is that as why she cussing your

secretary at the pentagon and he wraps up his visit to the united states on capitol hill, meeting with senior congressional leaders. kimberly healthcare al jazeera, the white house, the homes of salute is standing by for us and the joe dining and capital amman, honey mach mood, is life for us in kansas. city honey, before we come to you, there is a statement that a mouse has issued. they say it's a recipe for create and kyle, some tension in the region, and that the people and guys have would allow these plans to pass. a mazda is what's required as an end to the occupation integration against its people, not their expulsion from the land. it goes on to say people and gals, i have to go to displacement and deportation under bombardment for more than 15 months. and that they have rooted in the land and willing to accept any schemes aimed at bruising them from their homeland. so honey, is it how people say ok, it is absolutely no desire at all. so people to leave gone. so right now. well, absolutely. we've seen this from the time people were allowed to cross back to their homes in garza and the northern part of this 5 dates this year lev

secretary at the pentagon and he wraps up his visit to the united states on capitol hill meeting with senior congressional leaders. kimberly healthcare al jazeera whitehouse, senior mazda officials, have released statements following drums resettlement, comments. they say we consider it a recipe for creating chaos, intention in the region, people in the cause, this trip will not allow these plans to pass. and what is required is an end to the occupation integration against how people know the expulsion from the land. people and gaza have for the displacement and deportation plans and up on bottom and for more than 15 months. they are rooted in the land and will not accept any schemes i'm at abusing them from their homeland. a mile on the shower is out. is there a senior political analyst? he says trump's proposal has a basis in reality. i think it's absolutely absurd. what he said. i think it's absolutely a logical russian of, at the very unrealistic and frankly in the audit to think that you could move to 1000000 palestinians outside guys up today. and instead, take ownership of it and make it into a beach site property development,

secretary at the pentagon and he wraps up his visit to the united states on capitol hill, meeting with senior congressional leaders. kimberly healthcare al jazeera, the white house was life for us in guys, a city. and i need some extraordinary statements that were coming out the last 24 hours, particularly from that press conference. what's been the reaction in gaza? the probably continue to talk to people about their reaction about the statements made by donald trump and, and quite frankly, it's causing months to panic. right now, concerned that after 15 months, expectation was people are in much need of the media intervention and relief to help them survive these difficult conditions created by 15 months of mass bombarded, forwarded in an unwavering way by the usa and the, and israel and debt that turned life to quite impossible by creating many of the conditions on the ground. people thought they were coming back and returning to home, then there would be an international support for them to survive. whatever made it difficult for them to, for their, in the, for that might be, or in the, in the future. but assume a like this for a

united states. so think financials think healthcare. and it's also stocks that are not selling a whole lot internationally. so they're not subject to those retaliatory tariffs. and so that's why tech some parts of tech non ai parts of tech have been lagging. so yes i do think scott that it is time to focus and tilt the core of the portfolio to domestic sectors of the economy. it's financials, it's healthcare by the way. it's you know quite an expensive relative to the s&p. and it's also utilities. so i think that's what the core should be. but again i come back to artificial intelligence story i think the trump administration is going to continue to support the investment. and you mentioned meta. you know, the biggest read through for me from meta and the likes of meta and amazon is they continue to invest in artificial intelligence capex. so yes, if you look at the s.m.h, you know, etf, the semiconductor etf has not gone anywhere. but if you look at ai semis, if you look at ai software, it's up 18% for the year. so even in tech you can

secretary at the pentagon and he wraps up his visit to the united states on capitol hill meeting with senior congressional leaders. kimberly healthcare al jazeera, the white house senior hamas officials have really statements in response to the us president's comments. they say it's a recipe for creating chaos on tension in the region on the people in gauze when to allow these plans to us. i'm us says what's required as an end to the occupation and the aggression against its people not or expulsion from the land. it goes on to say people and guns that have force of displacement and deportation under bombardments for more than 15 months. i'm the rooted in the land. i'm willing to accept any schemes i ended up losing them from the homeland. i'm just not, we're just standing by for us and the jordanian at capsule, amman and honey, my foot is long for us and gauze at 1500. that's festival. go to humans is extraordinary statement that we're hearing from president donald trump. it's so pretty much every one. what's been the reaction from people the in gaza noon? laura, as the day progresses, we hear from people the reactions, donald trump,