united healthcare. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: the senate passed a federal spending plan, but it's unclear whether the house of representatives will act to avoid a government shutdown. good evening, i'm judy woodruff. also ahead, ray suarez looks at a major new scientific assessment of climate change. margaret warner reports on a busy week of diplomacy at the united nations, as president obama has an historic phone call with the president of iran. jeffrey brown has the story of the rebirth of a school that was once a crown jewel of african american education. >> first black general, first black graduate of the naval academy, second black of the naval academy, first black presidential cabinet member. what do they all have

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and united healthcare. >> my customers can shop around with united health care. i get information and quality ratings from doctors and estimates on how much we will pay. it helps me in my guys make informed decisions. that is health in numbers. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. >>> hello and welcome back to nhk world "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. here's a look at some of the stories we're following. >>> the five permanent members of the u.n. security council agree on a dra resolution to eliminate syria's chemical weapons. >>> officials at tokyo electric power company have taken a big step to restarting two idle reactors, the same type as those that melted down at fukushima daiichi. glue and relaxing restriction, a major hub of commerce in china hopes to boos

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so, the recommendation to the board is that we do maintain consistent benefits with our united healthcare plan. and, again, this is just our active and early retiree plan not our ppt plan [speaker not understood]. and the lifetime that will be lifted on all three products. >> commissioner scott. >> i'm in favor of the concept of doing this, but i want to talk a little bit about the process. to have this come up, you know, it happens to be something that was legally mandated and we've gone through a whole discussion with the health plans and so forth. and now this is brought to our attention after some months and now we're ready to close and getting ready to publish. so, i guess my question is do we have other regulatory issues that these plans need to be or that we need to screen for or the plans need to bring to our attention affirmatively. and if we don't have that kind of on our checklist, i would ask that we get it on there because it may be something of a larger consequence. and i know that your staff can't spend its time screening all of the stuff that comes from the department of m

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so, the recommendation to the board is that we do maintain consistent benefits with our united healthcare plan. and, again, this is just our active and early retiree plan not our ppt plan [speaker not understood]. and the lifetime that will be lifted on all three products. >> commissioner scott. >> i'm in favor of the concept of doing this, but i want to talk a little bit about the process. to have this come up, you know, it happens to be something that was legally mandated and we've gone through a whole discussion with the health plans and so forth. and now this is brought to our attention after some months and now we're ready to close and getting ready to publish. so, i guess my question is do we have other regulatory issues that these plans need to be or that we need to screen for or the plans need to bring to our attention affirmatively. and if we don't have that kind of on our checklist, i would ask that we get it on there because it may be something of a larger consequence. and i know that your staff can't spend its time screening all of the stuff at

aetna, united healthcare, cigna. big insurers a national company saying it the end of the day maybe we will be involved. gerri: sitting it out for a while. "simply it is falling apart. all of the horrors that i and others that are going to happen when this is being considered are happening. you have all of the major insurers now saying we have to take a look. not so sure we will do this. employers like ibm saying we're going to take our retirees and give their health benefits to private exchanges. we are going to dump the entire chicago public workforce on to the public exchanges. this in a bill, a law with the president looking as in the eye a dozen times and saying no one is going to have to change their health care if they're happy. gerri: you keep it. now the biggest opponents are the unions were the biggest supporters. the teamsters as saying this is not work. the afl-cio taking a hard work. unless they can cut some special deal, they're going to come out against it. it is clear. the handwriting is on the wall.

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. >> the last time the index added a new ticker was last september when unite the healthcare replaced kraft foods. a year later shares of united health were up 33%. a similar story for travelers and cisco systems that posted 19 and 15% gains respectively after being added to the cow in 2009. that performance isn't always the norm. in 2008 chevron, bank of america and craft saw their stock plummet the first year after being included in the dow. that move did coincide with the market lows, so it's tricky to make inferences there. but back in 2004, the last time we saw the dow pick up three new names in the same day, it was aig, fiezer and verizon finished lower after index inclusion. bottom line, today's move in the dow might be note worthy but not the only thing to consider when buying or selling. >>> here is how the stocks involved in the changes performed today. all the ones being added at the dow, goldman sachs, nike, visa were higher and the ones being taken out, hp and alcoa finished lower and bank of america moved up by 13 cents. >>> joining us to talk more about the changes made

united healthcare was among the winners along with united technologies and boeing. some of the winners there. copper had its best day in a month. the reason, again, the strong manufacturing on data -- from here in the u.s. on the heels of strong data -- manufacturing data from china, as well as the euro zone. tomorrow, this is what investors will be watching. we'll be watching earnings from sienna, one of the better performers today in the s&p. and dollar general. and the beige book and auto sales, as well. phil will have that covered. again, the dow finishing up 23 points, the nasdaq and s&p gaining off the best levels of the day. back to you. >> mary, thank you so much. >>> what will move your money tomorrow? 30 seconds on the clock for our next guest to tell us what they're watching for tomorrow. i'm joined by amy wu from rbc capital markets, charge morganlander. good to see you both. amy, you're up first. 30 seconds on the clock. what do you want to be prepared for for tomorrow's open? >> hi, maria. i like the friday s&p 163.50 straddle by call by put. that's no

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. >> the healthcare space has taken it on the chin. united healthcare. i think that's obviously going to be a buy. i think they're going to wind up coming out of this a little better than most people think. also the medical device companies. i think bo sox actually looks pretty good -- >> boston scientific. >> you don't mean the boston red sox. >> no. i think bsx looks nice. >> jpmorgan had a note today saying if that tax repealed somehow the mac could boost bps by 3.4% for the large cap names for bo sox as you call it but boston scientific for the rest of us. >> i think it's also been factored in. i think it's been factored in a lot on this tax already in the stock itself. >> that could really be a lift here. pete, in terms of -- you were mentioning the sell-off. will we see the sell-off in names that had been increasing much more than the rest of the market? like the internet technology names. >> we haven't been. you look at some of the chinese internet stocks we talk about all the time under the radar and nobody seems to be talking about. i know, tim,

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look at united healthcare. it went to the dow last september. a year later, it's up 33%. go back to 2004. aig, pfizer, verizon, all went in the dow that year, and a year later, finished a little bit lower. so overall, you can't tell whether or not a stock is going to go up or down just based upon index inclusion, but it is notable to see that this composition changes the feel of the dow. >> it does, right? probably more than anything for an investor. >> well, it also goes to -- if you look at the three companies, really, even goldman, consumer company. and they went -- they took out b of a, cheap stock, low-priced, gold is much more exciting stock. what they're going for, i believe, is excitement and growth and make themselves relevant. >> it's interesting, guys, s&p dow jones indices said they did it because of the low prices, and also to diversify the look of it. they say jpmorgan and goldman are similar. goldman sachs is focused specifically on investment banking. >> it's interesting, because if you pick 30 stocks, and i think goldman's a great company and it's a good

healthcare, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news >> this is a report from washington. i am katty kay. america and iran hold unprecedented top level meetings as president romani says nuclear disarmament is his country -- rouhani says nuclear disarmament is his country's number one priority. and his pictures capture the faces of a generation. tonight, we hear about a photojournalist known simply as l'americain. welcome to viewers on public television and around the globe. the president of iran has told the united nations that nuclear disarmament is

for healthcare. the two discussed the affordable care act today at a session sponsored by the clinton global initiative. it kicked off a six-month public awareness campaign about the law. >>> obamacare enrollment begins a week from today. it means millions of uninsured californians can start signing up for healthcare coverage. on the consumerwatch, julie watts explains some are finding surprisingly low rates. >>> reporter: this person doesn't have health insurance but thanks to obamacare that's about to change. the apprentice is checking out her options on the healthcare exchange. >> a number of people in my household. >> reporter: after a few clicks on the "covered california" website, she has her answer. >> anthem blue cross and kaiser. >> reporter: there are three ensurers available to her each offering 4 plans. side by side the silver and bronze plans are the ones that catch her eye. >> that's a good deal. >> reporter: silver will cover 87% of her healthcare costs with no out of pocket for preven

remembers another changes were united healthcare came in and craft was out and citigroup was replaced by travelers. gm was supplanted by the network company cisco systems so there have been changes but this one three at a time is a big deal. dagen: $1 share stock price, negligible impact on the dow 30. it won't make a difference. syria's foreign minister says his country will accept a russian proposal to turn over its chemical weapons stockpile international authorities, last night fox news's chris wallace asked president obama if that would be enough to delay a congressional vote for military action against syria. >> we should explore and exhaust all avenues of diplomatic resolution of this but it is important to keep the pressure on end to, quote, or paraphrased a former u.s. president ronald reagan, it is not enough just to trust. we have to verify. connell: the american people don't have much trust for the president and his handling of the situation in syria. latest fox news poll shows 29% of voters approve of the way he has havilah, 60% disapproved, fox news contributor joins us

united healthcare, mcdonald's, pfizer and hewlett-packard among the laggards of the dow waiting. connell: we will talk syria in a moment but let's talk the federal reserve. peter barnes was at the news conference and asked ben bernanke whether fiscal issues in washington d.c. played a part in the decision to delay capering. turned out to be a key moment in the news conference. >> what will be the impact of a government shut down on the economy and what could the fed be prepared to respond to that and help the economy with additional accommodation, additional asset purchases? >> of factors that did concern us in our discussion was some upcoming fiscal policy decisions. i would include the possibility of government shutdown and the debt limit issue. connell: we will talk about those issues, former executive vice president, director of research at the atlanta fed, from cumberland advisers. turns out of the chairman was concerned about these big issues that will take up all of our time whether the government shutdown, what do you make of that and how it played into the decision not t

healthcare replace kraft, city was replaced by chalmers and gm was replaced by cisco systems. lori: apple's latest event about to get underway and expectations are it will announce not one but two new versions of the iphone. never done that before. our reporter robert gray is that the event in california with the latest. >> right behind me apple headquarters, and a tightly then this should bring everything, and inside, luminaries in there. and jack dorsey. and 52 iphone is this time around. not necessarily upgraded, the iphone 5s and less-expensive model the press dubbed iphone 5 c for cheese, and expected later today. and later today, and after years of negotiations for china and mobil, and the largest mobile market where apple has been not only share but revenue declining as well. and clear to us at this stage until we see how much they will charge for these funds whether a chance of regaining market share here and build on that in the states versus the android operating system or keep the more expensive than some people are thinking to protect the margins which is why we se

accepts united healthcare benefit plans. find a clinic near you at minuteclinic.com. >>> the jitterbug gets all the problem. >>> there you go? 7:18, some areas have some fog,, but that was a beautiful picture there. >> tucker barnes is going to beg with us and tell us about thee beautiful bright spots, don't give us bad news it's cool thish morning, the temperatures in tht 40s andes 50s, make sure you are dressed appropriately, but the envelopes i in the mid-70s,e warm up, we can see the rest of the forecast for th the remaindr of the week. notice the 50s out to the west, cincinnati in the low w 50s, we are going to warm it i up by this time tomorrow.ow. the thermometer wil temperatureh low 50s, and we will have ha temperatures to look forward too in the 60s the rest of the week.week big storm cloudy, into the pacific northwest in the past 24 hours, first of the first big storm in the season, andd bringing some rain. ra mountain snow, idaho portions of montana.mont locally, we are looking fine. we continue it to see the same

healthcare, cigna, either not participating on just a few states. we will be cut the options were exchanges really look like for you. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. ♪ ♪ ashley: in today's medical dollars report drugs to treat cancers, we are talking about treating cancers tied to genetic mutations. biotech companies cannot get into this market fast enough. a lot of disappointment, but is starting to pick up. biotech analyst joining us now with some names that are on the brink of this new drug frontier. thank you for being here. this is a very specific type of cancer we are talking about. these other ones that are inherited genetically. up and tell fairly recently there has been a lot of disappointment with the drug treatment. why suddenly this turnaround? >> what we are talking about is specifically the breast cancer gene which was recently very famous by angelina jelly that decided to have a double mastectomy and remove both breasts because he carried the mutation in a very high risk of develo

states of healthcare reform in the united states, extending health insurance to people who don't have it, he'll try to marry his conversation with wha what has already been heard, and try to make the case to world leaders and ceos to try to improve healthcare and improve everybody's standard of living. a lot of businesses that have been skeptical of obamacare and the obligations that they will have some of those leaders will be in the audience. it's also an opportunity for the president to speak directly to their concerns and whatever misinformation they've heard about the boom care initiative, which of course ratchets into high gear one week from today. >> we've got chelsea clinton. we saw a picture of her leading the panel discussion. president clinton, the event is named for him. is there any buzz there about hillary clinton? >> reporter: yes, a lot of, a lot of people, the hillary clinton's positive candidacy. that's what you'll here most often when people are not talking about lofty ambitions of bringing clean drinking water. people like to talk politicians, fundraising and hilla

there are problems with the current healthcare system in united states. i don't think anyone will he can fend the current system. and obama care will become the law of the land. but for democrats to -- >> no one ever said -- >> no one has been -- >> he is open to change. >> we want to ask mr. nader more about the canadian system. the future according to ralph nader. i want you to explain what happens when i get sick, sir. r you know that family? the one whose eye for design is apparent in every detail? ♪ whose refined taste is best characterized by the company they keep? ♪ well...say hello to the newest member of the family. the cadillac srx. awarded best interior design of any luxury brand. take advantage of this exceptional offer on the 2013 cadillac srx with premium care maintenance included. you work. and you want to get an mba. but going back to school is hard... because you work. now, capella university offers a revolutionary new way to get your degree. it's called flexpath and it's the most direct path, leveraging what you've learned on the job

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down over the healthcare law. their presidential nomination of last year, governor romney, said it was wholey ineffective to shut the government down over the healthcare law. 2/3 of the republicans in the united states senate refuse to use their votes to shut the government down over the healthcare law. but an avid minority within the house majority is running the show. some have suggests that senator cruz is now the de facto speaker of the house of representatives. now, the question is not if we are eventually going to adopt a clean resolution. the question is when. it is absolutely clear that a continuing resolution that injures or repeals the healthcare bill will never pass the united states senate and would never receive the president's signature if it did. the votes that our republican friends are about to cast tonight are votes in favor of a government shutdown. it's more than just a government shutdown. it's a shutdown of the united states economy, because it affects federal employees who won't be earning a

some of them were actually willing to see the united states default on its obligation and plunge this country back into a painful recession if they can't deny the basic security of healthcare to millions of americans. i think this is an interesting thing to ponder, that your top agenda is making sure 20 million people don't have health insurance. and you'd be willing to shut down the government and potentially default for the first time in united states history because it bothers you so much that we're actually going to make sure that everybody has affordable healthcare. let me say as clearly as i can, it is not going to happen. we have come too far. we've overcome far darker threats than those. we will not negotiate over whether or not america should keep its word and meet its obligations. we're not going to allow anyone to inflict economic pain on millions of people just to make an ideological point and those folks are going to get healthcare in this country we've been waiting 50 years for. [applause] it's time for these folks to stop governing by crisis. start focusing on what real

for conservatives, a call to arms. >> this is a moment for republicans to unite. >> texas fire brand ted cruz and a group of houses members are drawing a like in exchange for a vote in favor of cutting the government are running they want to cut off the healthcare law. >> this is bad stuff. we have to do everything we can to halt it, stop it. >> friday, the house votes on whether or not to do that. nothing it has not done dozens of times before. the president says he will veto and the republicans aren't likely to give in to conservative demands >> we will not blink. >> republicans are crying foul producing a video slamming the president for negotiating with everyone but then. >> discussed this with president putin. this is not something that's knew. i have been discussing this with president putin for some time now. >> while the president is happy to negotiate with vladimir putin, he won't engage with congress on a plan that deals with the deficits that threaten our economy. >> the video, i thought, reprecenter an odd bit of putin envy on behalf of the speaker. >> if the gridlock goe

la >>> under the city's contingenct plan, police, firefighters, and ems units will remain o on-duty officer and d.c. public schools will wil stay open, but some agencies, like the dmv, the library and department of public works willk have to close. the d.c. government is the only jurisdiction in the united statesjurisd that can spend itsn money during a federal budget site. pay.he quest for equal >>> it seems that women will woe have to wait longer, in fact, ft much longer to make as much as men. sarah is back with us for that. and other things we're talking a about today. to >>> yeah, it's really re interesting when you kind of look into this. it's been a complaint for many, many years and so right now according to the census bureau women earn sphen $0.77 for every dollar men earn. the gap has remained stagnant since 2000 severn. since 2007.since payee quality will not happen ha for years and years, by thats time most of today's employed women will be retired so you and i won't be making the equal pay. >> thank you, tucker. >> make us feel a little better. >> there's also this new york tim

house republicans want to defund the president's healthcare law. >> i am so very, very sorry that this has happened. my heart is broken.

. >> you'd be willing to default for the first time in the united states history because it bothers you so much that we're actually going to make sure that everybody has affordable healthcare. >> the dinner paid tribute to the march on washington led by dr. martin luther king junior. he's still fired up because of the work that needs to be done. tomorrow the president and first lady will visit the families of the victims of the navy yard shooting. they'll attend a memorial at marine barracks washington, that's not far from the contractor aaron alexis open fire on monday killing 12 people. the memorial will not be open to the public but invitations are being sent to about 4,000 people. >>> a northern california democratic party official has resigned over an offensive tweet on the healthcare reform debate. alan brour sent the tweet to a speech writer to ted cruz. amanda carpenter tweeted support to strip funding from the affordable care act. brour tweeted may your children all day from incurable diseases. brour later apologized. in alameda county hundreds of people turned out to learn abo