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Before our segment here. the new york state teachers if you said, theyre unionized. that is funded at 90%. the city fund is funded at 60%. so you have one fund quite healthy in term of the assets to meet their liabilities and another fund that needs help. there is no getting away from the fact that lots of cities, lots of unions, lots of pensioners are going to have to get in there and figure out ways to make this equation work better. and in fact, 43 states have done precisely. that i think thi...

Dimensional. hillary clinton dominates all the democratic polls. if they doesnt run, they dont have a deep bench. vice president joe biden is going to head to new hampshire in js a couple of weeks. hell be there for a fundraiser august 22. maryland governor has been talking about running for president and hes now begun delivering speeches that he says will outline his vision and cuomo is going to compete, too, but only if hillary doesnt run. not a lot of variation to choose from on the democrati...

Raj, what did you think as one of the authors of this fascinating study, what are the big takeaways that you get out of it? >> so the basic fact from this study is that theres a great deal of variation within the u.s. in rates of upward income mobility. so traditionally people often perceive the u.s. as the land of opportunity. as you were saying, recently people have become concerned that upward mobility is declining in the u.s. relative to other countries. what were showing in this study is ac...

To weight this or that, how much is institutional differences, how much of it is demographics, how much of it is economic growth, how much of it is culture and values. >> i know that you dont look at the cross-country comparison as much, but what is your sense about why is it that other countries seem to do well? >> well, you know whats fascinating to me is that its true denmark has much higher mobility rates than the u.s. and so does canada, but there are places within the u.s. that have mobili...

Implications can cause blindless, as well as damage to internal organs. now, a third variation of the rash is less severe, and it resolves itself within two weeks of stopping the medication. the fda is now requiring warning labels on all medications containing acetaminophen. the fda is also saying, look, is this very rare. they still believe that the benefits of this medication far outweighs the rick. brianna, victor. >> renee marsh. thank you for that. scary, though, even though they say go ahe...

Take your social security checks because we dont like the system. when you turn 65, dont enroll in medicare because its a bad idea. i dont know what theyre going to say to these people. the truth is theres a reason were trying to make health insurance available to people. its because people get sick. they get in accidents and end up in the hospital and are going to have very large bills. heres a chance to get health insurance so they dont have the face the prospect of bankruptcy, so they can pay...

In medicare because its a bad idea. i dont know what theyre going to say to these people. the truth is theres a reason were trying to make health insurance available to people. its because people get sick. they get in accidents and end up in the hospital and are going to have very large bills. heres a chance to get health insurance so they dont have the face the prospect of bankruptcy, so they can pay for their medical care. groups like freedom works out there saying, hey, dont do this, its a ba...

You have access to my bank account. what do you say to that. >> we dont have access to information. the master keeper is encrypted, only you have knowledge of that. we store an encrypted binary of that, a fancy term we use. basically a file we save on whats called cloud security vault. in the eventure device is lost or stolen or damaged, you can restore your information within seconds. >> thats one great way to generate passwords is to use keeper. also if youre going to generate passwords on you...

On the fox business network. gerri, good morning. >> good morning,. bill: bill youre doing a five-part series all week and its especially relevant given the impact of obamacare and how things will be changing for all of us. you say you can negotiate the price of medical costs. how do you get prepared for that? >> all right. heres what most people dont know, bill, is that prices vary dramatically, 300-500% for the same tests, the same procedure. you need to know whats the average price so you can...

It about him anyway. the reform advocates should be worried about the rantings of obama and the federal government but behind the scenes you also get the impression speaker bainer is looking to do something. house republicans say they plan to go forward with a piecemeal approach. boehner also promised his colleagues he would not take any bill to the floor or to conference negotiations with the senate that did not have the support of a majority of the republican majority. notably, republican memb...