this point? certainly we have seen the polls showing that former vice president biden come down but still in first place. booker not really moving, but kamala harris and elizabeth warren really seem to have a little traction, a lot of traction according to the real clear politics poll which i have on the screen. harris is up to number two at 15.2%. warren, 13.8%. bernie sanders somewhere in the middle. how do you handicap the race right now and what effect will this have on this president? i certainly think there s a long way to go, obviously, in the election. going back to what senator booker stated regarding baby bonds, which essentially is government funding savings account for children. he talked about having access to capital. if you don t understand how the
already 3.53, 13.8 inches of rain so still despite the wind coming down, still going to have a lot of impact. the when those totals really are incredible. we all rely on them, they ve got it up to 40 inches of rain, it s exactly what you predicted. is there more to come do you think? when you look at these rainfall totals, we have dealt with the storm surge and was pretty scary and dangerous with this, you pile up the water with the storm surge but then all of a sudden you have to drain all of this rain so you still have all this rain to come right around the center, 40 inches of rain, even while in lynn, we still have a ways to go, into the weekend getting these ten to 156 to 10 inches to not just coastal but inland, some flooding that could last a week.
bronze plans premiumvx up 26.4%. silver up 11%. gold plan premiums up 13.8%. that s almost 14%. platinum figures aren t available. across the board with those three plans which is the majority of americans the costs are up. so president obama in trying to sell obamacare to the nation was wrong. right? that s the reality of it. we are hearing from a number of insurers, united health care you may remember the public commence from them saying they are suffering millions. they call the losses unsustainable because the way it s set up and there are many drivers for. this some say it s because young healthy people are taking their chances. they would rather pay the penalty or the tax or whatever the supreme court is calling it. sure. than invest in these plans. bottom line is working americans, no matter what health plan you sign up for are paying more and will continue to pay more. but then those who are subsidized did get it free. all right. thank you very much shannon and eric.
a new report is painting a dismal picture for today s college graduates. an estimated 2.8 million university graduates are now entering the u.s. work force. and this is what they have to look forward to. an unemployment rate of 13.8%. compare that with the average in of 5.4% and you ve got a lot of anxious young people. not to mention their parents. joining me is leam mcgrath good man. welcome to you. let s talk about the numbers specifically. 13.8% is rough. but you ve written that that s an improvement. yeah. it is an improvement from a year ago. we were over 15% a year ago. what hasn t change sudden that 40% of all unemployed people minutes millennials are between 18 and 29. are you finding that 40% of the unemployed in the u.s. by
exchange, health care.gov should be allowed to receive subsidies under the law. a decision is not expected until june. today, we wanted to look at how the law impacted the number of insured americans and how that s changed since the law s implementation. guess what the uninsured rate is down across the board. nationally it is down nearly 3.5 points 17.3 in 2013. and now 13.8%. it is down in 49 states in the past year. let s look at some of the biggest reductions. arkansas and kentucky. the percentage of uninsured in arkansas dropped from 22.5 to 11.4%. basically in half. and kentucky, from 20.4 to 9.8. both are deep red states with high poverty rates and in 2014 both had democratic governors support of the law. like the rest of the top ten states with the biggest drop, they expanded medicaid and did one of two things either establish a state based