the aco model as was said, 480 acos serving almost 9 million beneficiaries now. we do have increasing numbers in risk bearing arrangements. 64 now and counting in risk baring arrangements. you are seeing this in public and private sector increasingly. pioneer aco that was alluded to. improved quality, 28 out of 33 qualify measures improved patient experience and lowered costs. so was certified by the actuary. we brought many of the pioneer components into medicare savings track three. it was designed so organizations could exit but nobody could enter by definition. your numbers go down over time. our model is now of a more flexible construct where people can come in or out at a more flexible way. next generation aco really building from some of the learnings in pioneer. we're going to have a couple years of adding acos. first year was tight application cycle and had 21 come in. they also have opportunities to exit and others will have opportunities to enter. a few key points. one patients can voluntarily say, this is my aco. this sis my receive enhanced re. it re

aco model as we said, almost 480aco's serving about 9, almost 9 million beneficiaries now. we do have increasing numbers now in risk-bearing arrangements. 54,000 and counting. you are seeing in public sector. improved quality and lowered costs certified by the actuary. pioneer was designed to organizations can exit but nobody could enter by definition. your numbers go down over time. so our model is much more flexible construct where people can come in or out in a much more flexible way. we are going to have a couple of years of adding aco's. the first year was application cycle. they have opportunities to exit and others that have opportunities to enter. a few key points, one patient can voluntary say this is my aco, this is my choice and then they're in the attributeable population and staying in network. it rewards quality. it waivers around telehealth and providers ready to partner with communities to move to a much more advanced, this can be a fully population statement, totally moving away from people service. we are excited about this model. applications are open now

we're not in an aco because right now they're exclusive. we do not participate in the bundles, so ih is a stand alone program. that's how it is now. >> we have the alliance and we will continue to work on those you issues. >> what we will find is the financial mechanisms that are working and become how they're paid for and organized. we're going to have to work through the the issues. we did this a few years ago and then bundled together. >> we think that there's a hope for consumers and the whole idea and that's why it's important. and there's the type of lung term and so in event it's going

we're not in an aco because right now they're exclusive. we do not participate in the pu bundles, so i h is a stand alh program. that's how it is now. >> we have the alliance and we will continue to work on those you issues. >> what we will find is the financial mechanisms that are working and become how they're paid for and organized. we're going to have to work through the the issues. we did this a few years ago and then bundled together. >> we think that there's a hope for consumers and the whole idea and that's why it's important. and there's the type of lung term and so in event it's going to be good for the medicare to do over time and to provide some kind of services and they're going to potentially structure and the long term services. it's the program that people would enroll in and then that's for which it's going to manage and the whole idea of managing it and to the family members and then the area that's that and maybe even a model on to itself. >> i think that we're wrapping up because while we do have more questions, i don't

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actuales a las 11 de la noche con mayor minuto. 59 f la noche con mayor minuto. 59 f en san francisco acociones por la increÍble historia, me encanto la pelÍcula. sobre todo porque es algo completamente diferente, nunca habrÍamos visto así. yo creo que mÁs que la pelÍcula es una película seria, me sacaba de todos mis personajes. habÍa que preparar un personaje mÁs rudo. stephanie: la mayorÍa la afirmaron a la frontera como por experiencia? >> la mayor parte la promociÓn rosario donde se hizo titanic. mucha gente viendo pero mucho silencio. ( hablan en inglÉs) stephanie: me dijeron que te pusiste muy nervioso con las escenas candentes. >> al momento que le dio el beso llegÓ diego es el personaje y omar no volviÓ a aparecer en escena. ya fue mucho mÁs fácil. stephanie: aparta la pelÍcula tambiÉn vas a conducir los premios tv y novelas. >> hay sorpresas, creo que nos vamos a meter dentro de las novelas con una tecnologÍa especial para hacer sketchs leÓn: adelante tenemos una imagen de un fenÓmeno que se ve en los polos norte y sur pero este caso son imÁgenes tomadas desde el espacio. guiller

as you know, the draft in its current form could very well jeopardize our relationship with more aco and our important military and intelligence cooperation. there has got to be a way that we can find a compromise here and we can do it without including the controversial provisio provisions, including the one that will allow ban ki-moon do insult morocco and do further damage and i urge you to work with the moroccans today and fix it. what could you tell us about the draft resolution and what progress have we made? >> thank you. first let me apologize to you if i didn't get back to you. i'm sorry about that. would you be happy to follow up -- would be happy to follow up immediately this afternoon if that is convenient to you. >> that with be great. thank you, sir. >> second. with regard to the situation, we've been deeply engaged since this problem first emerged and that was the secretary general's visit to the region. we work very closely with morocco and the u.n. to see if we could deescalate the problem and get them working together. i saw the foreign minister of more aco and he c

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you know, the chants in the street that we have seen pigs in açó blanket fry them like bacon.you make of that. >> i mean, if you study the when i was a little boy, you had martin luther king the tradition that we -- and you had people that were saying things like that back in those days that we did not believe in. and i don't think that -- you are not as responsible for people on fox that say things you don't agree that we don't agree with. there was a time we use a lot of language. when i was younger i would use the "n" word and call people the c word because i come up in the rap generation that's the way you talked. i never believed in violence. i do not believe in denigrating anyone with n word. calling people the c word. people pigs or anybody else. >> you don't condone that kind of talk. >> i do not condone any of that and we don't do that national action network. there are other parts of the movement that do things and they don't condone what we do. >> what about the freddie gray case? that's been controversial down in baltimore. that's being prosecuted under marilyn mos

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i stopped calling myself a republican even though i'm aco conservative. i'm a constitutional conservative and by that it's very simple. i believe our constitution is something along the lines of our owners manual for the nation. we need to hear to it. when i swore an oath to defend the constitution there's no statute of limitations on that. our politicians do the same. thing it to me being a constitutional conservativedi means adhering to that. that means limited government, individual liberty especially the 10th amendment. we have gotten way away from that both sides of the aisle because i think our career politicians have sort of broken the code that the bigger the more powerful the more extensive the federal government is the better it is for their incumbency so i really believe they are supporting and defending their incumbency is as opposed to the constitution. >> host: you refer to your. book "government is the problem" as an after-action report on the 2012 election. >> guest: i do.u finish whenever you do any kind of a mission or objective in the a