that's what governor bevin is trying to do. is that unreasonable? >> i'm going to try to not get into the status on this waiver request given that we are just open for public comment period and it would be inappropriate. >> a couple things i've heard my colleague from kentucky call a poison pill, he says able-bod d able-bodied, not traditional mid-cade, should pay a premium that can be up to $15 a month. we've heard people talking about paying $800, $900, $10, 000 a year. the other is if you're able-bodied that you have to have a community engagement requirement. go to work for 20 hours a week, go to do a service project for 20 hours a week or go to school for 20 hours a week because there is an ideological difference, as my friend from kentucky said earlier. someone 25% of kentucky is on medicaid. the other ideological difference is let's create a system and medicaid program where people would transition off so they can improve themselves, go to school, become productive and move forward. a and that's what governor bevin is trying to do, i know it'

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officers also found a woman they believe bevins stabbed multiple times. she went to the hospital and is expected to live. kcrg-tv9's dave franzman is live at valley high apartments tonight. dave, you talked with neighbors today? beth, neighbors described it as saying he looked out a window to see the entire parking lot filled with police cars. and some also said they heard bits and pieces of what might have prompted the domestic disturbance call that drew a police presence. police did not describe what went on inside the apartment just before the officer- involved shooting. but one neighbor said she spoke with the stabbing victim's mother afterward. daughter had children together, and bivins had come to the apartment and threatened the woman. another man said listening to para medics he knew the woman had serious injuries. "they were telling her things like control your breathing, stay focused keep your energy up that sort of thing so they were really focused on her as well" two next-door neighbors who in the domestic dispute were surprised. both knew biv

that is what matt bevin says he wants to do in kentucky, if that is some noble objective. and the reason that they have not proposed a viable alternative to the aca, other than going back to the pre-aca situation, i'm convinced because only other alternative is single-payer. if you listen to virtually every complaint raised during this hearing today and in every other hearing, those complaints would not exist under single-payer system. now i don't think anybody it ready to go there right now. we'll end up there eventually, but i think we ought to start being honest with the american people what options are available to them and how important the the aca's successs to them as well. i yield back. >> chair thanks gentleman. recognizes the gentleman from missouri, mr. long, for five minutes of questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and, mr. slavitt, is it true that the current ceo of federal exchange, healthcare.gov is kevin cunahan? >> yes, sir,. >> it is also my understanding i'm sure he was invited to testify here today, did not come. do you know why he is not here? >> he i

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they believe markell bevins was this stabbing suspect. two officers shot bevans but their names have not been released. bevans was taken to a local hospital where he died overnight. the victim is expected to recover. >> day two of the murder trial for david miller against tomorrow morning. miller is accused for stabbing and straggling sabrina hustad janish. what led to miller's arrest. a trooper testified that miller was waving down cars on the highway where nothing but his underwear and covered in scratches of blood. authorities say he masked a description of a carthy. when they pulled up they said miller was able to communicate despite his condition. >> the original concern was somewhat having an agitated event but him being able to respond to my questions appropriately, concerned out pretty quick. he was able to articulate a statement to meet. >> miller claims he had been laying an outdoor game with friends and that's how he got the injuries. he is charged with first-degree murder and theft of vehicle. tomorrow the juror will hear from

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. >> it is the "i'll tell you what" news quiz, and our first question goes to tom bevins.he pew research center is just out with its much anticipated new report on illegal immigration in america. only six states saw an increase in the number of illegal immigrants since 2009. which of the following state are not on the list? massachusetts, pennsylvania, arizona, or washington. >> is not on the list? >> is not on that list. >> that's a tough one. i will say arizona. >> you got it! >> he's a good guesser. >> that's what the study says was the largest increase in illegal immigration, those states have now seen a decrease, and the increase is in northern states like new jersey, pennsylvania, et cetera. >> as ted cruz endorsed donald trump, the texas senator offered several rationales for backing a man he had previously called utterly amoral and a path logical liar. one was trump's support for cruz's legislation seeking to block the sending handover of u.s. control of the organization that regulates internet domains. what is the name of that organization? >> the internet corpora

joining me now to break down numbers is todd bevin. publisher of realclearpolitics.com. does it tell you? >> the race is tightening. it is usually an indicator of what is going on in the battle ground states. and it is confirmed this race tightened and in some states trump move aid head. albeit by small margins. but clearly in the sort of post labor day period, trump's been surging ahead. >> why? >> well, in part because he is son k consolidated his base. in part because he is establishing, expanding his lead among independents in those states. stu look at data, he recovered some ground along the college educated white vote in some states. you combine all three factors and that's why his numbers are up. >> to what did we attribute that in rebounding with white college-educated voters? >> you know what, megyn, this is one of the things about this election. it is not so much what trump has done, it is what hillary clinton has done. bad four or five days in particular. i think although these polls take that into effect, stuff that happened on friday and again sunday with th

is. >>> joining us now from manchester, new hampshire, our friend tom bevin.y clinton up 3.3 points. a spade of polls over the last couple of days. nbc news survey monkey is one of them. cnn had its own. we talked about that. "washington post" with battleground states. people are really paying attention, where is this race in your judgment? >> it's tightening. i mean, we've definitely seen a tightening the last couple weeks. we're decent for trump by his standards and not very good for hillary clinton in the news department. so, i think that combined with coming out of the conventio she reached, obviously a post-convention high. it's looking like it's tightening up and it's getting close. >> where are the states that hillary clinton is concerned now that maybe she wasn't a couple of weeks ago. if you look at the "washington post" poll wisconsin jumps out at you a little bit, colorado is another one. >> yeah, i think the clintons still feel good about the clinton campaign still feels good about their status in virginia, for example, pennsylvania. but you can se

here to break it down bevins and if so public affairs. thank you for being here. >> good morning.king people about top concerns. when it comes to trump 33% concerned about dempment. 27% offensive comments. 13% praise for putin. 6% not releasing taxes. you look at clinton concerns. we can pull those up thought now. 36% dealing with syria, iraq, libya. 8% health issues. tom, i will start with you. basically, answer that question when she says why am i not 15 points up right now? why not? >> well, i think most democrats are asking that question, too. she has got the money advantage. she'd has got an organizational advantage. she is clearly the more experienced can candidate. she is not exciting voters, particularly millennial voters. battleground states she is losing independence by 15 to 20 points. a lot of factors at play. certainly this race is much closer than democrats thought it would be at this point. and part of that is because they just all of them view donald trump as completely unacceptable. and that view is shared by somed in the public but certainly not all. and, therefo