Good to have you with us tonight, folks. Thanks for watching. Ive been just Walking Around the office all day long, saying i cant believe they did it. I mean, they actually shut down the government. They actually have decided to hurt people because they didnt legislatively get their way. Elections dont matter. Oh, its the money that matters. You know, the backdrop of this is that the Republican Party always says that, oh, theyre for the private sector. The private sector. Theyre the champions of small business. Yet today theyre hurting small business. Theyre the champions of the entrepreneurs out there. You know what, folks, i come from the private sector. And you cant eat pr, okay . And if you dont do the work, you dont get paid. So a lot of americans, i think, are out there wondering, well, if the government is shut down, why are congressional members still on the payroll . Oh, wait a minute. They got this essential nonessential thing going on. What do you think . Health care essenti
inertials s officials pointed out when it s just 77 degrees outside, temperatures inside the car can reach lethal levels in just ten minutes. simply cracking the windows is not enough. national nationally many children have died this year. 31 parished last year. we have our responsibility. look before you lock. but this you see a child in a car you must act. recent actions by police and bystanders have kept several incidents from becoming tragedies. joining me now is dr. ronny whitfield. doc, right now two women are facing child abuse and endangerment charges for leaving children in hot cars. do you think that is the right course of action? 50% of children that are left in their cars are done by parent or greater are left by parent who is don t normally do it. but in these cases it seems they
the search zone now heading to france. will it reveal any clues as to what happened? and money, money, money. i for one, cannot wait to see who the koch brothers pick. it is exciting. looks like the koch brothers favorite is scott walker. presidential candidates were down here in fort lauderdale today making their pitch at the national urban league conference. i was at the event. the theme is save our cities education, jobs and justice. democratic front runner hillary clinton was quick to discuss racial inequality. the opportunity gap that america is facing is not just about economic inequality. it is about racial inequality. clinton went on to list disturbing statistics about racial inequality in america. african americans are nearly three times as likely as whites to be denied a mortgage. or how in 2013 the median wealth for white families was more than $134,000. but for african american families, it was just $11,000. a lot of people don t realize that our
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encourage people to sign up. the president s former campaign arm, organizing for action, began running a new tv ad that s part of enticing healthy, uninsured americans to sign up. recruiting the uninsured isn t the only problem. whether the government s contingency planning will ensure the timely and smooth implementation of the exchanges by october 2013 cannot yet be determined. meanwhile, before the health exchange is open, nonprofit initiatives are helping to fill in the gaps. one group is the national association of free and charitable clinics. within two weeks of teaming up with msnbc reverend al sharpton will host a free clinic. joining me from baton rouge, louisiana, is ronny whitfield. medical director for the upcoming clinic in new orleans. thanks for joining us, dr. whitfield. thank you, joy. thank you for having me. tell us a little bit about these clinics, what they do, how