walgreen's joining other large u.s.alth care exchanges. there are investment plays behind the news. we will show and to you. dennis: we've begun, take a cappuccino with apologies to the godfather. how starbucks's dan bent will play on the stock price. cheryl: top of the hour, stocks every 15 minutes, nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange. investors on fed watch but it is more about apple, are you jumping into what we are here? nicole: there's a lot going on. getting in on this news. let's start with major market averages down 47 points after some gains, everyone waiting for the fed policy meeting to see what ben bernanke has to say pertaining to the economy and tabor and what is to come. the dow is down 1/3%. apple apple apple, let's talk about apple. seems like a strange day when we don't. 46170, apple releasing only moments away the new operating system, 7. that is a big deal we are watching for apple coupled with the fact that on friday september 20th the new iphone is will be released, there are two k

here, walgreens is going into a private exchange.t's pathology its coverage with other private businesses. if they have the ability to lower costs and provide better care, why shouldn't they be allowed to do that. >> they're not going to provide group insurance. >> but their costs will go down. >> from the standpoint of a couple of governors who have the responsibility to make decisions in each of our states, wouldn't you rather have the flexibility that washington, d.c., basically said, listen, we think maryland knows how to run the health care in the state of maryland. that's what i've been supporting the idea of block granting back to the states. we could never get the federal government to allow us to do -- >> the law actually allows you to do that. >> not as far as block granting goes but we've asked multiple times to have the ability to allow texas to set its own program into place. we think we're very capable, and i think you're capable of making those decisions better for maryland decisions than somebody in washington, d.c.,

the big boxes, you are starting to see some of that on coming in from the golden gate bridge, the walgreens and the gas station and ihop and not very much over there but it is sort of sets the stage on what we are. and if we are going to be or if this legislation was put in to make us a unique city to it preserve the small business, i think that we have look at things like the target store downtown being put in. or the one on masonic and look at it as a broad city, the impact on how it does in the whole city. one thing to think about. and the other thing that i don't think was addressed was, they had two different formula use and things that came up in the last year or two, and one was sherm an williams store that came in on polk street and another one was orchard supply that wanted to come in on howard street or one of those streets and i forgot which one. and in both cases, the way that the planning department came up with how many other formula stores were around it or how many other similar stores, there was not a set kie criteria in the orchard supply case, the city builders was a bloc

walgreens turning a new concept of offering workers health benefits.he biggest pharmacy chain will provide employees to purchase their own through a private health insurance exchange. it's a sign that president obama's health care law is creating a shift in health care coverage. walgreens is joining other companies in making such changes. >>> wall street is expecting a decision from the federal reserve today. ben bernanke is widely expected to announce a cut in the fed stimulus program, holding down interest rates and boosting economic growth. heeds going to release quarterly interest rate projections. >>> there's a slight uptick in the povertity rate. it remains unchanged at 15%. last year's threshold was $23,492 for a family of four. >>> it's a big day for the iphone and ipad. apple's new operating system will be available for download and new features. apple calls it a new modern look and feel. this is the first overhaul since 2007. >>> walmart wants to be your place to buy beer. the nation's largest retailer selling popular brands, including coors

you'll be able to stop at walgreens for a pack of gum... some shampoo... and lab tests. walgreens has a deal with a lab testing service that will allow customers to get routine tests done at the drug store... that had previously occurred at a doctor's office. the deal brings theranos wellness centers to more than eight- thousand walgreens stores. testing is expected to be less expensive and less invasive than typical lab tests. prices will be the same for all customers... even if they don't have insurance. it wasn't long after the announcement that tokyo had won its bid for the 2020 olympics that questions were raised about fukushima. the hobbled nuclear power plant is only 140 miles from tokyo. the japanese government recently said it would take over control of cleanup.. after the plant admitted that hundreds of tons of radioactive water has been pouring into the ocean from the plant every day. prime minister shinzo abe told reporters that there has not -- and will not be -- any health problems related to the destroyed plant. "i would like to state clearly that there ha

a new study reveals drastic price differences at walgreen, cvs and rite aid. walgreen had the highest prices---....one item could cost as much as 55% more depending where the store is located. walgreen says prices reflect the company's cost of doing business in different neighborhoods. the world's largest cruise ship company is testing the waters with new pollution controls. carnival cruise ships -not the ones in trouble. carnival has reached an agreement with the epa-. during the next 3 years, it will install $180 million dollars of equipment that will reduce air pollution on 32 of its diesel powered ships. the cruise line has a total of 102 ships. honda is upping the anti for automakers. exteriors of the car please :) it plans to release a 2014 accord hybrid with a rating of 50 miles per gallon. it now takes the lead in the mileage race, inching ahead of ford's fusion hybrid, which holds a rating of 47 mpgs. kelsey mays of cars dot com says the big news is not the number itself, but rather what it means for consumers. mays says the move is a win for honda, a

walgreens, the largest u.s. drugstore, becomes the latest major company to move its employees to a private health insurance exchange. will others follow and is this an irreversible trend. >>> and they're back. the nation's largest banks are bigger and arguably stronger than they were five years ago in the financial crisis. but are they safer? and could taxpayers still be on the hook if one of them slips and fails? all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for wednesday, september 18th. >>> good evening, everyone. a record-breaking day on wall street. an exciting day all around. i'm tyler mathisen. >> i'm sue herrera in tonight for susie gar ab. the federal reserve said it was no time to taper its bond-buying stimulus plans not until more signs of economic progress. that lifted the dow to new all-time highs, sent oil and gold prices soaring and push bond yields and the u.s. dollar sharply lower. take a look at this intraday move and how the dow did a huge u-turn at exactly 2:00 p.m. eastern time when

walgreens is dumping their employees into new coverage. liked it, they can no longer keep it. that is a violation that the promise that the president made. and this is where yesterday's cbo report came in. we saw over the last 25 years their projections show that the health care costs in this country are going to nearly double. so that cost curve is still going up and up and up. if employees are now responsible for paying for more of their health care, you are going to have more out of pocket costs for families and individuals. how can not not be more out of pocket costs? >> there are a couple of points that guy makes that i want to unpack. that is because the affordable care act was the first step. i think if you were to ask a lot of progressives on the hill they would think it is better. not to mention the fact and let's go back to walgreen's in particular. you might not get the same coverage. >> hold on wait a second i think we can all agree here that giving employees more choices is the best thing. i'm like why am i paying this money f

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until now, walgreens acted as it's own insurance company, ibm moving retirees into private exchanges. announcing it will no longer cover spouse that's have access to other insurance. >> how badly do you or your kids love grand theft auto video game? three guys pretented to be police officers to get it. the gamers used fake badges to jump ahead in a line of 500 customers and get this, they managed to get through and buy the games that. is no new york they almost got away with it. what got them caught? an illegal u-turn them. were stopped by cops and booked for impersonating an officer. >> that may be the dumbest thing i've ever heard. >> that is a serious crime. >> for a video? come on. >> there is real men. >> yes. graphics are really good. >> yes. >> thanks michael very much. >> take a look at weather. changing weather >> do you know where your umbrellas snr. >> i have one somewhere. >> it may rain we do have a good possibility. so rain drops may call soy just want to give you a heads up. people have been asking about outdoor plans and when is that rain coming? just clear skies acros

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we do have wall grievances it's a 4 block road us there's one on larkin and there's another walgreens so i was hoping to get something else besides cvs. all i know i'm here representing my boss if you can resolve >> what's the name of your busy representative. >> discount groceries. >> any other questions at this point. >> thank you. that's - thank you >> >> next speaker, please. >> confirmations i'm francisco. i want to talk about process. this city has a planning department and bell knows that outreach is important. as a director of environmental justice advocacy i look at quality of life issues. i was very glad on the first day when our zoning czar who replaced the other zoning czar your young do the right thing. again and again, i see so many things they've done the outreach but they've have not done the outreach. i'm talking about the process it's very, very very difficult for people in this city to come to those meetings on only those who have too much time to waste and a too much money come to the meetings or if you're an advocate where you have data where you can take the comm

walgreens the latest company to move workers to a private exchange giving cash.ed lop ster darden restaurants. walgreens edition raises its enrollment to nearly 300,000 and expects that number to double next year. you keep hearing the job market the real estate market are all getting better. why does it feel like the reception still existists for americans. median income was 50,000 dollars 8 percent below where it was before the recession. back in 2007 that decline is troubling because it is highlighting a growing gap between the rich and the poor. the top 5 percent of earners topped recovery 85 percent have not. 15 percent of americans still live in poverty. that's 23,000 dollars for a family of four. that means government programs like food stamps and unemployment insurance are their laf line. could miami's white hot real estate market be cooling off. the famous mansion on ocean drive selling for 41 and a half million dollars at auction. the 19,000 square foot house with 24 carat mow say he can pool listed last year for $125 million. >> what a steal. 41 and a h

now walgreen's plans to push its employees to a private exchange.irms are creating their own system to deal with the rising cost of healthcare. >> the attraction of the exchange is being able to manage cost, provide choice, and transfer that responsibility for the compliance and administration of benefits to a third party. >> reporter: and so big companies are willing to pay firms to do just that, and more and more companies are trying it out. both ge and ibm said they're planning something similar, and by 2017 one in five americans are expected to get covered through private exchange. the question is what will this mean for how much employees healthcare? >> well for some it could an plus. for some it should an minus. it's going to depend crucially whether wallgreen's an still has access to the providers that they like and get those providers at an affordable price. >> wallgreen's employees will have up to 25 plans to choose from. the chain will give workers a cash payment they can use to shop around on the private market. the amount will be the sam

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walgreens the company changing its benefits for 2014.o choose from insurance plans offered on the private benefit exchange. ibm and time warner shifted their retirees to tower watson's private exchange last week and accenture expects enrollment to soar to 40 million people by 2018, more than you'll see on the obama care exchanges. shares of aon hewitt and towers watson are both at all-time highs. with more confidence that state health exchanges will be up and running by october 1st the start of obama care enrollment the focus is making sure people sign up for coverage. the obama administration set a goal of enrolling 7 million uninsured and in new jersey one of 36 states which opted of building its own on-line marketplace in favor of one built by the federal government health officials there are hoping traditional brokers will be able to help get people enrolled. at a recent meeting with them federal officials still couldn't give them details about the plans and pricing. brokers say their phones are ringing off the hook. >> i'm sure. >>

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gerri: but with walgreen's they're putting the employees into the private exchange not covering them the old-fashioned way which is a 40 year-old private system set up by employers. critics including karl rove say at this point that will alienate the americans or independence to make goat for the republican party down the road. >> max baucus said it is a train wreck the unions say it is nothing that they want it is time the democrats come clean and they have the opportunity to vote with the continuing resolution i'd like to news seek if mary will stay in the vienna to tell the people where they really stand. gerri: they haven't yet so i'm not sure another vote will do it. you clearly have the people behind you when asked which would be better to go back to the 2009 system or the leave the new one overwhelmingly people said go back. this is not working you cannot keep your doctor or your program that cost will go up and just this week it will only cover half of the people. they told us it would cover 22 million but now it covers half of that now here we are with this price tag in all

and ibm and walgreens will put people on private exchanges where they will not be able to keep their health care, this is a mess. it is but those attacking it are not showing an alternative. so when i advocate is that a not for profit system and frankly as long as we have a for profit system we're looking at this kind of gamesmanship that is threatening the government of the united states itself. >> i don't really agree, there is problems with obama care, and it was cobbled together to collect democratic only votes. it was rammed down the throats of the remembpublican party. no change of this magnitude, as big as health care, in memory has been made on the strength of one vote in the party. if this was a bipartisan measure, it would look different than it does now. my guess is it would be better, and you would not have wall. that is what i think is key here. >> all right, we have to take a break here. will the president sit down and talk with the president of iran. and should they? get the fox newsletter delivering straight to your inbox. ng stuff. companies have to invest in making

. >> walgreens used the cards as a pilot program in 2004. its employees have an option to be paid by direct deposit or check. in a statement walgreens said. . -- said. . >> go on line and check applications. natalie is looking for work online and at job fairs. >> they are taking advantage of underage kids who don't understand debit cards and people who are less fortunate or struggling to find a job. >> natalie would rather be unemployed than watch her small salary become smaller, without touching her money. >> let's check in with european news. italy's president will do his best to keep the government from collapsing. and more on that. >> that crisis began when the center right leader silvio berlusconi asked ministers from his party to resign from the frack il coalition government. the president is meeting it discuss ways to avoid another election. >> citizens in rome enjoy the weather, another political storm is brewing. the coalition has been threatened. silvio berlusconi's decision to pull his ministers was a protest against the increase

. >> walgreens used the cards as a pilot program in 2004. employees have the option of being paid by direct deposit or check. in a statement to al jazeera, walgreens said we sought to create a program to create terms for employees who choose to be paid that way. >> we'll go on line and check applications. natalie is looking for work online. she has a seven-year-old daughter to support. >> they are taking advantage of underage kids who don't understand fees, and deb it cards. they are taking advantage of people who are less fortunate or struggling to find a job. >> natalie would rather be unemployed than watch her small salary become smaller without touching her money. >> the u.s. consumer financial protection bureau issued a bulletin warning employers about using only a card. workers must be able to choose how to receive their wages. >> a popular cook who taught many how to cook has died. her husband translated her books into english. she was named for simple recipes. her tomato sauce recipe contained tomatoes, salt and sugar. >> a crackdown

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two horse races between cbs and walgreens. people said the housing play should be pronounced dead on arrival. i'm not sure of that. look at lowe's corp. pier one has not only gotten their act together, it's fully reinvented its website. it might be a good trade. rite-aid could keep percolating, too. i think it will head to the $5 range from $3.50. thanks for cleaning up the former big sty of a rite-aid in my area, next to the f train. it's finally safe. i don't mind walking there anymore. we've got a blank slate on friday. frankly, i think by the time we get there, we'll need the rest, as we will fully have digested whatever the fed means by the gobbledygook it releases on wednesday. hopefully this time next week we'll know who the fed chief nomination is. yeah, i think we'll know. and i bet we get that name on friday. it's not going to be -- it may not be spring, it may not be fall, it may not be winter. so there's the bottom line, it's been a fantastic run so far for a month generally considered the worst of each year. we ge

it's funny, we have a $1.99 mirror from walgreens we all use. pam was waving it. >> it's $1.99 because you spent that. >> i own part of kron now. a lot of people lose their hair, i thank god mine's coming in. >>> the seahawks and 49ers getting ready for sunday. nobody will tell you it's a big game, least of all kaepernick. word came in tonight that the seahawks will have undercover officers wearing opposing team jerseys. in other words, they don't want any crazy people going off against the 49ers or any of their fans. so it is a big deal. come on. >> it's the most important game on our schedule, because it's the next game on our schedule. big game. >> we needed to win the nfc west. >> look at one of the young curry men. >>> seth curry is trying to make the golden state warriors out of duke. there will be a lot of pressure, you would figure, trying to make the team that starts his brother seth. >> i want to come to a good situation for myself. it's just a perk having my brother here, knowing the organization, being around it for a few years. >> e

. >> walgreens used the cards as a pilot program in 2004. the employees have the option of being paid by deposit or check. >> walgreens said in a statement to al jazeera: >> go online and check applications. natalie is looking for work online and at job fairs. she has a seven-year-old daughter to support. >> they are taking advantage of underage kids who don't understand fees and deb it cards. they are taking advantage of people who are less fortunate or struggling to find a job. >> natalie would rather be unemployed than watch her small salary become smaller without touching her money. >> the consumer financial protection bureau warned companies against using only payroll cards to pay employees. by law workers must be able to choose how to receive wages. >> still ahead - what happens when a huge investment in a new sports stadium doesn't pay off. that is next. >> and the team having a season to forget has a day to remember. back with that story. >> clrz >> 30 tourists were rescued after a boat caught fire in london in the river thames. pass

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walgreens drops coverage for 160,000 workers. is this what obama promised -- you can keep your care? >> these are republican media fairy tale. when we dig deeper they are all a little bit fictional. let's the take the cleveland clinic, for example. yes, the story came out today. when you talk to the communications director for the cleveland clinic -- >> you called? >> the p.r. person. sure. she said these things would have happened anyway. it was not about obamacare. >> home depot, 20,000 jobs? >> what about walgreens dropping health care for -- did you talk to their p.r. agent? >> i am in communication that way. >> of course they are going the to spin it that way and say it was already planned. uh it wasn't. this is because of oh obamacare. people are scared of it. >> what's the incentive to lie? >> let's use the president's own words on tel emundo. spin all you want. the president said two days ago this has been the lowest increase in years. guess what? that's still an increase. it just means it didn't go up as much. costs are

walgreens dropped health coverage for 160,000 workers. is this what obama promised you can keep the care? >> sound like republican media ferry. dig a little deeper it turns out they are a little bit fictional. take the cleveland clinic for example. yes that came out today but when you talk to the communications director with the cleveland clinic. >> communications director. >> pr person. >> sure. what he actually said what happened are things that would have happened anyway. it was not about owe bam kau care. yes we are trying to cut costs. >> what about walgreens cutting health coverage? >> i am in communications with them. >> they will tell you this was already planned but it wasn't planned. this is exactly because of obama care. people are scared of it. >> let me give it a -- let's use the president's own words on telemundo. you can spin all you want but costs are going up. this has been the lowest increase in years. guess what? that is still an increase. it just means it didn't go up as much. >> we just played it. the average family w