reporting for chasing news. >> and wayne smith and let me start with you. he has been around the block politically. but let me ask you spa selfcally to address murphy's comments property taxes are rising slowly because the state is planning less money. >> well, actually, whether that is true. the real problem here is the 8500 is what the average has paid for property tax around new jersey. that is the average. that is a lot of money with when you go $700 a month. it is human. it is getting worse. right? that is sure. when you look at the debate rating now. , what they are going to do. well, notice it is about the talk. it is about the talk right now. it's the campaign, nothing is real until after november 7th. he is still governor no matter what you want to do. >> well, you were mayor. they capped it at 2% and ranged more than two percent. on average, they are going up two and a half percent. >> you have some exceptions to the law. right. 4:00. >> you can have a natural disaster. well, you got to spend money beyond that. it is a tough issue for every level

and wayne smith, has the mayor, talking to bernie, i tend to agree with him.nk it's very difficult what are we gonna do have metal detectors and soldiers at every stop and nta stop? it seems to me that were already at the point of profiling. >> we should never profile. police intelligence is a different matter. you have information or evidence that some group is doing something. how could you profile timothy mcveigh when he did the oklahoma bombing? you cannot take a group of people and arbitrarily put them in a particular category. intelligence and evidence should drive. >> to group that? the left invokes white supremacist and antigovernment folks. that reality is we have been under attack by muslim extremists terrorists since 9/11. before that 1993 with the first world trade center hit. what you say to this idea that we cannot keep yourself safe unless we know who the guys are the for their? >> those of the wrong questions to ask. there has been terror attacks by various groups of people but when we start looking at the groups first and the crime second we a

carol: it does not sound like wayne smith will change what he is doing. the stock is up.t the ball on the table. this is the big existential debate. if you have a for-profit system, this is a business. he will treat you the way he treats any other business. keep costs down, drive profits up. their people that you health care as a right rather than a business. that is a tension you will always see about what people should expect. this debate will play out again and continues to play out in america. this is a tough tension between what is acceptable. carol: health care never has been an easy discussion. megan: it is certainly not. carol: let's talk about one of the features. nestle, the story i will be quoting for weeks. they look at their business of all the water. megan: power consumption of bottled water has risen to such exponential growth over the past several decades. it is impossible to go anywhere without bottled water being accessible. it goes into the access to that water and basically how so many of these communities in the u.s. and other places have given away t

run by wayne smith, who has survived and arguably thrived at this business.ont of the broader changes in the american health care system. for-profit health systems come up with a deal acquire, acquire, acquire and they have a huge amount. crying to increase the markets in the health -- trying to increase the markets in the health care. one of their bets was on the expand on medicaid and low income patients. that has been dramatic -- traumatic, given what we hear about obamacare and what is going to happen. how ruthless you has been driving this forward in a time where, i cannot believe i am saying this, once again we are trying to force through another repeal obamacare this weekend and the next. i do not think the story will be a surprise to anybody who has visited a rural health-care provider. unfortunately, there are so many of us who have not been down and the vision of the hospitals in rural areas. they are understaffed and they have too many people requiring services, we have to remember that in areas where people do not have ready access to health care,

smith klein. four years after the injection it was still effective over those of 70 and the vaccine now on the market wayne waned over time. and retirement may imply leisure time but for a main line couple it is giving them time to develop their art of aging. >> hal robinson was a cart old gift and his wife linda, taught. retire many is filled with opportunities, full-time painting for hal and teaching for linda. >> all of my adult life i want to live and do something constructive. something where i feel i'm making a contribution. >> linda is teaching a course on women artists at the barn where she say decent. it gives me a focus of my life. >> hal sold 60 of his paintings. and in the u.s. from maine to california. >> i'm living off my ira not my painting sales. and to create the right composition to equates to the problems i saw as a cardiologist. i appreciate the fact i have one more day to enjoy what is around me and enjoy painting and enjoy my amazing wife. >> channel 6 "action news." >> that is really nice. "action news" team is out working on news stories tonight beginning at 4:00. alicia vitarelli i

smith at westminster for us. everton footballer and former england captain, wayne rooney has been banned from driving for two years in the early hours by cheshire police. in wilmslow, an affluent area to the south of manchester. he was driving a black vw beetle owned by 29—year—old lorna simpson who was also in the vehicle at the time. the judge reminded wayne rooney of the seriousness of his actions endangering not only has life but the life of others on the road. he spoke only to confirm his name, his age and his address. he let his lawyer michael rainford do all the talking for them, pleading guilty to that charge of drink—driving and being over the prescribed limit. his lawyer said that his client had written to thejudge lawyer said that his client had written to the judge expressing his remarks. accepting that sentence of a two—year driving ban. and just £170 court costs. the lawyer has pushed for a fine. we are expecting a heavy fine. you go back a year and the manchester city captain was charged and arrested for drink—driving. toure was fine but is believed to be a record £54,000, are means believed to be a