of time that first job or those first couple of jobs out of college are the runs that don t provide health insurance. there are a number of changes that are being made right now that will make those of you who have health insurance more secure with the insurance they have. we re eliminating lifetime limits. there s a bunch of fine print on insurance forms that sometimes have ended up creating real problems for people. your insurance company decides to drop you right when you get sick, just when you need it most. those kinds of practices are over now. the final aspect of health reform that is important is that by changing the incentives for how doctors get paid under medicare and medicaid, we re actually encouraging doctors to become more efficient so that over time health care costs actually start leveling out a little bit instead of skyrocketing each year. everybody here who has health insurance, what s been happening? your premiums are going up, co-payments going up. we hav
inch and some locations could cause some trouble. we dry out this weekend. coming up later, we ll talk about all that. the rain, the week, and what is brewing in the tropics in a few minutes. we ll see you in a bit. thanks. throughout our region, drivers dodge road debris, making their way around flooded streets, detours, closed roads. this morning, drivers had to focus on 1/2 gaigt around high water. and road blocks. tonight we are seeing some signs of improvement for people trying to get around. john schriffen joins with us more on that part of the story from bethesda. reporter: the rain has started to pick up a little bit. the good news as you ll see here, it is open. for most of the day, that was not the case. it was under water. 28 flooded. it was water, water everywhere. as early as 6:30 this morning, it forced the maryland park police to shut down beach drive at connecticut avenue near rock creek park on. river road, drivers did their best to avoid getting stuck in