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unitedhealth group.etter health. >>> more money shopping online than ever before and every click of the bye button means one more cardboard box heading to someone's home. explains how that is changing the complexion of the country's recycling. >> reporter: these days anything you coul boxed up and shipped to your door. but what happens to all of that packaging after you cart it to the curb? in san francisco it winds up here at recology, a 200,000 square foot recycling plant t(c collects about 100 tons of cardboard each year. >> we have in san francisco an all-out effort to get everything recycled. >> reporter: now the impact of our online shopping has a color. >> we're standing here six, seven years ago, you would see a lot more gray, you would see a lot more news print and magazines. today you see a lot of cardboard, a lot of brown. people are ordering a lot more things online and they arrive in small and medium-sized cardboard boxes. so you can see it right here. >> reporter: last year online sales exp

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unitedhealth group. built for better health. >> mason: a frightening scene in iowa today.o touched down in stewart, west of des moines. it was on the ground for about ten minutes. so far no injuries have been reported. fewer than 50% of americans got the flu shot last year. researchers in atlanta want to increase those numbers by giving people the option to vaccinate themselves with a skin patch. >> reporter: as georgia tech engineer mark prausnitz watched his three children get flu shots, he asked himself a question: >> why do we need a needle that's an inch long to cross a barrier that is incredibly thin? so the thought was, let's make very small needles, let's make microneedles that can cross that barrier. >> reporter: traditional flu vaccine injections require a needle long enough to reach muscle, but prausnitz and his colleagues at emory university tried something new, delivering vaccine just inside the skin, using a small patch covered with microscopic needles that dissolve within minutes. the patch can be self-administered. >> if you zoom in and look at each of thos

unitedhealth group.alth. >>> we're back now with powerful storms hitting the southeast. heavy rain in florida is flooding streets, trapping cars and stranding some drivers. some are using boats to get around. the hardest hit area got over 19 inches of rain in just two days. and more rain is in the forecast tomorrow. >>> this month marks four years since an american tragedy. the yarnell hill fire in arizona that took the lives of 19 firefighters. it was the deadliest fire in state history. the incident that reshaped how firefighters across the country respond to calls. it's been a long emotional journey for families of the fallen to ensure there is a lasting tribute to the loved ones. here is nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: the granite mountain hot shots memorial state park is hallowed ground, every step brings debra closer to andrew ashcraft, firefighter, husband, father, the son she lost. >> he was amazing. his bright smile, his laughter. he loved being a dad and -- but that is the hardest. [crying]

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unitedhealth group. built for better health.test test test test test test test test test test test test test test lgbtq triumphs and highlighting the fight for rights that is still ongoing. >>> omg, there is a whole new way to express yourself coming to your smart phone. over 100 new ways in fact a fresh batch of emojis, the tiny pictures that millions of teens and let's face it, more than a few adults use to communicate these days. but do you ever wonder where they come from and who decides what's in and what's out? we sent jolene kent to find out. >> reporter: if a picture is worth a thousand words, an emoji might be worth 1,000 texts. 137 new little your way, broccoli, zombies, t rex, and dumplings. they are everywhere, six billion sent every single day. there's even an emoji movie. >> we're watching a whole new meme of expression that's used around the world, come into being right in front of our very eyes. >> reporter: greg welch is a director at the nonprofit that decides which emojis will get made and writes the code that

unitedhealth group. built for better health. announcer: welcome to the future of health care.where health outcomes are valued over volume. a future where out of pocket expenses are capped. and medicare coverage comes with more benefits, like dental and vision. when will this future arrive? it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantage. medicare advantage.leading the way. >>>> from abc 7 news, this is a breaking news alert. anchor: 18 a teenage girl reported missing after she was attacked and assaulted earlier this morning. melissa has been following this tragic story for the last three hours and she just talk to the girl's family. police are saying this body belongs to this girl? confirmedpolice have they found a body and they believe it is the missing 17-year-old girl, but they are waiting on confirmation from the county, which should come tomorrow. the godfather of the missing teen told me that she and a group of friends were here at the items center praying for ramadan.

unitedhealth group.or better health. >> pelley: today, amazon bought whole foods for a price that should qualify for free shipping-- $13.7 billion. here'son >> reporter: the announcement saint cold chill down supermarket aisles across the country. amazon will scoop up 460 whole foods stores that can double as refrigerate the distribution centers for amazon fresh, the company's online gross grocery delivery service. michael pachter is an analyst at wedbush securities. amazon already has an online grocery shopping presence. is this a way of expanding it? >> they have 45 million prime customers. and i'm sure that they have fewer than a million amazon fresh customers. so, you know, they're probably going to end up with 10 million to 15 million grocery delivery customers in the next 10 years, and possibly more. >> reporter: this is the latest bold move by the online shopping giant. since knocking the bookselling industry off the shoafls after it was founded in 1994, amazon has acquired more than 70 companies,

unitedhealth group. built for better health. announcer: welcome to the future of health care. where health outcomes are valued over volume. a future where out of pocket expenses are capped. and medicare coverage comes with more benefits, like dental and vision. when will this future arrive? it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantage. medicare advantage.leading the way. more than ay waits day to hear heartbreaking news about their loved one. a massive are in a d.c. apartment complex. new details about the man -- when a box truck hit. we will tell you why the world war ii fountains were drained it today. announcer: now, abc seven news at 6:30. and 30 -- >> thank you for joining us i am kimberly. a badly damaged and dangerous left ofe is all that is the rolling terrace apartment.

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unitedhealth group.built for better health. >>> if you were hoping for an oprah face-off with donald trump in 2020, you can file that thought away. the famed talk show host was asked on "the hollywood reporter's" awards chatter podcast if she hot she had a chance. she said she didn't no, but quote, i'll never have to know to answer for that, because i will never run for public office. that should put any rumors to the rest. >>> that takes us to the campaign by a young girl who plans to travel around the country this summer with a single purpose in mind, to give her personal thanks to thoughs who protect and serve us. it all came about after a special tragic day for the police last year. the kevin tibbles tells us how she inspiring america. >> reporter: meet a little girl on a big mission. >> you're so sweet. >> 7-year-old rod lind baldwin has traveled to the windy city from hammond, louisiana. >> hi. >> cute. >> thank you. >> just like me. >> reporter: to share her affection. what do you think of the cap

unitedhealth group.ter health. >>> we're back now with important news in the battle against alzheimer's disease and dementia. there hasn't been solid proof that there's anything you can do to reduce your risk, but tonight a new report finds there are three good habits you should be practicing now that could delay memory loss. nbc's dr. john torres >> reporter: like so many americans, darrell foss is worried the active life he's always enjoyed will be thrown off course by his memory problems diagnosed as mild cognitive impairment. >> so conversations get to be a little difficult because i'm trying to remember a word, and i can't remember the word. >> three, two and -- >> reporter: tonight, new encouragement for him and his wife mary that there are things people can do that may prevent or slow down mental decline. the respected national academies of sciences reviewed the past seven years of research looking for good evidence about what might work and what doesn't. >> there are probably three areas that ind

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unitedhealth group. built for better health. we're but one hour away from parts of president donald trump's travel ban going into effect. visitors from some six countries will be denied visas unless they can prove they have families here in the united states. >>> no deal yet. republicans won't meet their friday deadline for the health care bill. >>> and the president under attack tonight by his own party for tweets some are calling disgusting, crude and sexist. >>> i am bruce johnson. we have a lot to talk about tonight. going off script tonight on health care. maryland senator chris van hollen. good to see you. >> first about health care. where do

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unitedhealth group. built for better health.i>that will harm millions of americans. if congress doesn't act by august 15th, medicare will undergo arbitrary cuts, restricting patient access to doctors and to the essential treatments they need for their health and well-being. seniors, doctors, americans with disabilities have called on congress to stop these devastating cuts by repealing this misguided law. call congress today because we need action now before it's too late. >>> this week with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> the president's tweet, i am being investigating, seeming to confirm he is now under investigation for possible obstruction of justice. >> are you under investigation by the fbi? >> president trump now hiring more lawyers, and fighting back, calling the russia investigation, the single greatest witch hunt in american political history. attacking the special counsel

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unitedhealth group. built for better health.> from massive cuts that will harm millions of americans. if congress doesn't act by august 15th, medicare will undergo arbitrary cuts, restricting patient access to doctors and to the essential treatments they need for their health and well-being. seniors, doctors, americans with disabilities have called on congress to stop these devastating cuts by repealing this misguided law. call congress today because we need action now iciaries before it's too late. >>> this week with george stephanopoulos starts now. >> senate republicans reveal their secret bill to repeal obamacare and brace for a fight. >> i've been talking about plan with heart. >> the way this bill cuts health care is heartless. >> can gop leaders beat the clock and get the vote? what would it mean for you. democrats dead set against the plan. >> i didn't run on obamacare light.

. >>> unitedhealth group hyped its quarterly dividend. the yield on that stock now is 1.7%. shares gained 1% following the news to $183.21. >>> and after the bell, tailored brands posted profits that topped street forecasts but revenue came up short. the owner of men's warehouse and joseph e. bank affirmed earnings this year. shares ended the regular session up more than 5% to $11.22. >>> coming up, what's worrying the job creators of america. small business owners will tell us, next. >>> here's a look at what to watch for tomorrow. as we reported, former fbi director james comey will testify before congress as part of the investigation into russia. >>> voters will head to the polls in great britain to select their prime minister. >>> members of the central european bank will meet to discuss monetary policy. that's what to watch for on a thursday. >> could it be any busier tomorrow? >>> goldman sachs' consumer arm is raising rates on customer deposits, making them the highest-paying bank. the firm is trying to increase its deposit base and attract main street clients. the av

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unitedhealth group.r health. >> dickerson: commencement season is just about wrapped up, and as we take a look at some of our favorite speeches this year, instead of focusing on the famous, we thought we would share the fresh wisdom of the graduates themselves. they spoke the languages of the world. >> friends, and fellow graduates, welcome. in arabic -- or in the words confucius -- >> dickerson: and they did it with the millennial touch. >> but first let me take a self at this. >> selfie. >> dickerson: they braved the elements. >> thank you, everyone for hanging out in the rain. >> we usually try to forget -- >> dickerson: without missing a beat. >> hidden in our stories are silences that critically shape our experiences. >> dickerson: they showed us they were listening when we thought they were just wasting their time. >> spongebob taught us love seyourndlf a stay optimistic. even south park, south park taught me to question authority, question power, dig beneath the most convenient answer. >> dickerso

unitedhealth group up after one of its executives spoke at a conference today and said the second half of the year should be strong with home depot also bouncing today by nearly 1%. these are the biggest point contributed two games today and some of the stocks that have been the most beat up after the past year arehe bouncing today with signet jewelers limited 8%, one of its executives speaking at a congress today and fitbit one ofg, cigna has been the biggest underperformance in the s&p 500's and fitbit not in the s&p but down sharply over the past year. this illustrating the brett of of thely -- breadth rally. julia: the world waits to hear president donald trump's decision on whether to stay in the paris climate accord. he is set to reveal his decision live from the white house at 3:00 p.m. eastern time, maximum drama, will he make good on his campaign promise to withdrawal from paris agreement? just start with what the likely expectation is, that he does decide to withdrawal. that does not mean out today, it means out in over four years, i believe. explain what this means. long pro

look at this, when trump came into office, unitedhealth, as a matter of fact, health care stocks the best groupf the bunch over all since trump was elected. merck 18%, pfizer 7%, johnson & johnson, 19%. another story today was altice. that was second largest ipo of the year. came in behind only snap. that was received really well today. it has been higher all day. cable, telecom, largest telecom deal since the year 2000. so, this is a big one. they acquired cablevision and even talk that maybe in the future they look at charter or cox. you can see that up 7% right now. airlines, we've been focusing on american airlines and qatar news. qatar is interested in taking up maybe 10% stake in american airlines. american airlines is up and down, it will not affect their management. their board, et cetera. they got a big pop, up four or 5%. it was, talking about this trish, best of the bunch in the airline group. trish: it is always flattering someone want to take a stake in your company but we're talking about qatar here. i don't think the ceo of american airlines is too excited about this. this about