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alyssa loved it.he ball. >> reporter: option two, a strapless number, featuring a big surprise. a detachable skirt that can be removed between the ceremony and the reception. >> this is totally comfortable. i'm kind of loving it. >> reporter: while alyssa loved the idea of a two indress, her younger sister was less enthusia enthusiastic. >> i hated it. >> reporter: option three, a strapless gown, featuring embellishments and a train. alyssa was torn. she liked this one as much as the henry roth. >> i feel great in it. i feel like a princess. >> reporter: her mother was in love. >> i thought she looked amazing. >> reporter: then came option four. a ball gown featuring a beaded bodice and gray sash. >> it's a big decision. torn. >> reporter: alyssa narrowed the field to three. so, to which dress will alyssa say yes? >> it's going to be a challenge. >> reporter: stay tuned. alyssa's about to make her choice. you want to stay tuned for that. randy's right here to show us the dresses in person. henry roth.

alyssa milano, grew up, got quite sexy. hot now. >> i agree.ter, back on the cover of maxim magazine. the last time she appeared was -- >> she is not wearing anything under the shirt. she looks a little homely with the plaid shirt on. she doesn't have anything underneath it. >> beautiful as ever. always been a fan. in the magazine, talks about being a child actor, and i think christina applegate are the only two who maintained a career path, past the shows that launched us. a child actress survivor. looking good at 40. >> that show "mistresses" on abc. hot. >> i heard about this. on our network. i suppose i should get familiar. >> uh-huh. [ male announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance in sync? try align. it's the number one ge recommended probiotic that helps maintain digestive balance. ♪ stay in the groove with align. ♪ need help keeping your digestive balance in sync? try align. it's a probiotic that fortifies your digestive system with healthy bacteria 24/7. because your insides set the tone. stay in the groove with align. peopl

today, from the new series "mistresses," alyssa milano.s your comments and questions in another edition of kelly and michael's inbox. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by isney-abc domestic television] announcer: now here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪

another smith graduation speaker, alyssa cook, notoriously told the class of 1954 that their way to the top would be determined by the men they married.well -- i want to do her one better and tell you, don't get to the top by marrying someone. a much simpler way is to sleep your way to the top. [laughter] right now, i imagine the president is thinking she should have edited me. [laughter] but i am talking about sleep in the literal sense. [laughter] right now, the workplace is absolutely fueled by sleep deprivation and burnout. i actually know of what i speak. in 2007, sleep deprived and exhausted, i fainted, hit my head on my desk, broke my cheekbone and got four stitches on my right eye. that is the beginning of my reacquainting myself with sleep and a need to redefine success. to include our own sense of well-being. even if sleep deprivation is not affecting your health, it is affecting your creativity, your productivity and your decision- making. did you know that the exxon valdez wreck, the explosion of the challenger space shuttle and the nuclear accidents of chernobyl and three m

. >> that is the case with little alyssa here in ukrain about a year and a half, and she is in fact eating a raw onion like it is an apple. >> look at that face. >> apparently, she really loves the taste of the onion, and she feels the burn and the eyes are crying and the brain is like, stop, this hurts, but her mouth is saying they are good. >> onions are good, but not by themselv themselves. >> you can't force kids to eat anything, broccoli and onions and she is willingly eating a raw onion. >> and she keeps on going like it is delicious. >> can you imagine changing that diaper after this? oh. >> and another video where i believe that the head is saying nothing is coming out with the mouth saying, i'm going to keep on sucking. >> oh, no. >> don't go there. >> it makes sense when you see it. >> oh, that is gross. >> this little baby is 10-month-old adrianna, and she has mistaken grandpa's mole for a nipple. >> oh, no. >> that is just grabbing it and suck i sucking the mole, and she is saying, no milk is coming out, but the head is saying, that feels like a nipple. and grandpa. >> oh, no.

. >>> good evening i'm alyssa cook. >> i'm ken bastida. the civil rights, whistle blower, or trader? tonight the man that exposed the top secret surveillance program is on the run and in all likelihood soon to face criminal charges. but before vanishing again, the 29-year-old edward snowden spoke publicly about leaking nsa information to the media, making a number of the bold and unverified claims in his interview, recorded in a hong kong hotel room. >> and me sitting at my desk have the authority to wiretap anyone from you or your accountant to a federal judge, to even the president if i had a personal e-mail. >> reporter: snowden justified the league saying that americans have a right to understand exactly how the government collects information. his job was troubleshooting at the national security agency, which means there is now an international man hunt for sensually the office i.t. guy. but as david martin explains, there's a lot of those guys. and he was assigned to this installation in hawaii. although that his employer was the tec

. >> church minister andrew and his wife alyssa discovered the three carat diamond ring wednesday nightt the same time local reporters were covering the sad story about husband eric putting his watch box on the driveway to sell as his wife recuperated in the hospital after giving birth to their fourth baby. >> every time you luke down on your finger, i don't know why i keep crying about it. i just want my ring back. >> what raquel hadn't told eric is she'd hitten her stunning diamond ring under a cushion in the box for safekeeping. both of them were crushed when the truth came out that the box and the ring were gone, sold to a stranger. meantime for 11 days, the lusos ignored the watch box until a set of car keys went missing. andrew luso scoured the house, lifted up a cushion in the box and found the ring. right away he did a little detective work on the internet and found its owner. >> you couldn't ask for more honest people. >> so lucky. >> so lucky. >> that family got that box. i mean, it could have gown completely the other way. >> no garage sales for,,,,,,,, for all those who slee

the latest adventure with two women starring alyssa mccarthy and sandra bullock.y have such great chemistry. we sat down with them over the weekend and talked about what it was like to work together. >> i think it was wildly fun that we got along so well the second we met. that just doesn't always happen. i don't know if the world needs two of us. >> at least we now found the other one. so our oddities are things that we find no one else does. >> do you complete each other's sentences. >> she had me at (bleep). >> she does. it's a little baudy r rated it's a little family oriented. they are a little behind and celebrity buzz you can check me on twitter. >> thank you very much. it is 41 minutes after the hour. paula deen's companies haven't stopped people from dropping the endorsity deals? will the celebrity chef stop all of the backlash? think driving in your town is the worst? there is a new list it is compiled the worst of the worst driving scenarios in america. find out if your home town made it. test. ♪ [ lighter flicking ] [ male announcer ] you've reached th

maybe that will give you some the to work with. >> good answer. >> alyssa, this question is -- if you are a beneficiary, why ?hould you choose an ma plan >> we are lucky and we offer both. we think people should have a choice of plans. andblue plans offer medigap most offer medicare advantage. --y get lower benefits higher benefits. i think a lot of people make the decision for those reasons. in yourthe cap apply medicare -- medigap plans the same? it does, but you pay a lot of money for it. there are additional requirements that are above what people in traditional fee-for- service get. >> for gretchen, our quality measures in the star system good enough or how can it be improved? we have done a fair amount of work looking at the quality start ratings. ratings. they are comprised of different measures and most of the measures that are currently out there that could be -- they are measures of whether or not physicians are doing appropriate tests. they include the cap measures, which assess whether patients are satisfied with their plan will stop they also include administrative measur

ed helms will be here, as will mark ruffalo, alyssa milano, ethan hawke, ludacris, the new bacheloretteill be with us. this year's national school scrabble champions will be here to face me and to lose. we'll have music from jewel, darius rucker, reggie watts and thirty seconds to mars. [ applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is a three-time grammy-winning and multi-tattooed man his band is called the maroon fives, right? and you can see him coach young versions of himself in his fourth season of "the voice." please say hello to adam levine. [ applause ] >> jimmy: wow. >> i'm trying to compete with you. >> jimmy: you look nice. does your mother like it when you dress up in a suit? >> she hates my tattoos. i finally got a mom tattoo so she would like one of them. she hates that one also. >> jimmy: at least she doesn't discriminate against the it is a toos. >> she likes this, though. >> jimmy: did you work today? >> today, i didn't work today. today, you are work. but it doesn't feel like it. yeah, man, this is fun. i love hanging out on this show. >> jimmy: i heard you're moving. how does

reportedly blocks alyssa laura word snowden from going to the country of the cia man's revelations looks set to test relations between the u.s. and china details still to go. when the president does it means it's not illegal these are the words of richard nixon barack obama appears to be saying the same defending massive you would chronic surveillance of citizens all over the world defenders of prism in some form and claim these programs protect lives but who is looking out for protecting our rights. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule the day. thanks for staying with us nineteen minutes past the hour plans to develop a parkin is stand bowled out calls and weeks of protests across turkey have been put on hold and left to a court to decide with their legal five people though died in the often violent demonstrations the decision coming after prime minister enda one held a meeting with the activists although there was no agreement on how to end the discontent protests started bec

alyssa acuna live at this hour. >> hi. firefighters are encouraged by what they have accomplished so far. and they are aware the fire could turn around. this fire wind-whipped and wind driven since tuesday. even though they did not lose any more ground or homes tonight, so vulnerable in the burn area and beyond. the sheriff says what those back in there of the area, says it's some of the worst destruction they have seen. >> a term used by deputies, it looks like a nuclear bomb went off in some of the areas, and you can't even recognize whether it was a house or some other kind of structure, that is the level of incineration and destruction that took place in some areas. >> arson investigators are back in that area right now, trying to determine if this was ignited on purpose or by accident. they do not believe, officials say that this started from a lightning strike or a rockslide. >> i was just saying, some of the people under evacuation orders, seen those ordered lifted. that doesn't mean immediately they get to go back

chris, alyssa. >> i do my best. >> you do. and changes coming soon in the air. listen up.ering relaxing its ban on using personal electronic devices in flight. current rules require passengers to turn off all gadgets below 10,000 feet. but new recommendations may allow some electronic devices like e readers to remain on. cell phones, though, will need to be turned off. doing? oh, hey. using night-vision goggles to keep an eye on my spicy buffalo wheat thins. who's gonna take your wheat thins? i don't know. an intruder, the dog, bigfoot. could you get the light? [ loud crash ] what is going on?! honey, i was close! it's a yeti! [ male announcer ] must! have! wheat thins! i'm on expert on softball. and tea parties. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for, because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. ready to plan for your futur

. >>> well, joining me now staff writer for the hill alyssa brebeck and ed o'keefe.rning to both of you. ed, we look at the president's remarks first up here. he wants measures on infrastructure, jobs, immigration. any chance of congress taking any action on anything over the next month? >> immigration for sure. the senate is expected not this coming week but the next week to get to that bipartisan immigration bill that was approved by the senate judiciary committee two weeks ago. a lot of eagerness on both sides of the aisle to get started on that and it is expected they'll spend most of june working their way through it and passing it and then of course the badebate will switch over to the house where things are less certain but there is also eagerness there to take it up. when it comes to transportation or infrastructure spending that's when the pipe dream for the president, for democrats, even for some republicans really for quite sometime but this is a congress that hasn't been able to pass a new highway bill of any note in recent years. be concerned of course o

there are big areas without good looks towards and i think alyssa is being asked whether politics andose might open up. >> let let me say your the fifth person that is come up to me today and my husband asked me if we would be able to open a store in gaithersburg or in this area. it's truly fascinatingly feel your pain for sure. i would say we are approached about once a month by a neighborhood group, a development company or some entity in a region of the washington metropolitan area to open an independent bookstore from old town alexandria to capitol hill to city center to union station to everywhere up here so it's something we have thought very hard about and continue to think about. we felt the first obligation was the independent bookstore and our mission was to make sure it was financially sound and so it would endure for as long as possible. it has taken a couple of years to get all of that on track. you know as and mitchell can talk about this because he runs a bunch of successful stores for books & books but the margin is really bent and the big investment that goes into the

janna, courtney, kate, alyssa.l look like the same even though it was ten years ago. >> what is your favorite show? >> apple tree or "guys and dolls." >> do you want to sing? i'm not doing this right now. we want to have some viewers when monday comes. >> chris, as we said, i've known you for a long time and one thing people might not know about you, you used to be extraordinarily sexy and i have the proof here. >> oh, yes, we did. >> it is. i am not making this up, because i frankly couldn't make it up. "people" magazine in 1997. one of america's sexiest people alive with the hair there. >> why are you bare foot? you didn't need shoes. >> that was the look. >> the late '90s. >> i think he's blushing. >> rarely speechless. >> could you sign this so i could have this in my office. >> did you never think you would have to pay for that ever. >> i was in a different place in my life. >> when you sat in this chair and you looked at the camera, what were you thinking? >> i don't know what i was thinking. probably hung ov

as projected the rates of those urban areas to go down a 95% if you add to that if the data that alyssa gave you on the impact of the cut, several of the cuts cuts, we've just gone through the exquisite pleasure of presenting the bid to cms for next year. how can you make these optimistic immelmann forecast? nineteen missing? the comment you can charge anything and people will leave? on sari. 40 percent of the membership is employer based. they are very price sensitive. they will leave depending on price. those low income people will leave depending on price. maybe somebody on the panel can tell me what i am missing but when we come back to the presentation the future of medicare vantage i have been doing this since 1971 i am very pessimistic so when reminiscing? -- what am i missing? . . no overall most plants of looking at something in the vicinity of the 5 percent reimbursement that. in 2014. now if you're assuming that cost trends will rise a percenter to then these plans are facing some more in the vicinity of the 700 basis point headwind. down 5%. cost trend up. plans will be allo

next up we have alyssa fox, senior vice president in the office of policy and representation for the blue cross and blue shield association. the 30-member health plans in that association cover almost 100 million americans including tons of medicare beneficiaries under medicare advantage plans. she has been one of washington's premier health policy analysts for 25 years or some she's been at omb. she has been at hhs. she has run her own firm. she understands how health programs work and she will tell us how medicare advantage works from the standpoint of the plans. thanks for being with us. >> thank you so much, ed, for that lovely introduction and thanks so much, diane, appreciate the invitation to be here today to talk about medicare advantage. the blue cross-blue shield association as ed mentioned, is comprised of 38 independent companies across the country. plans offer coverage up to individuals, small groups, and large groups, in every zip code in this country. plans also participate, tense sievely in the government programs including medicare advantage, medicaid, as well as the

wjw reporter alyssa is live in willoughby, ohio. good morning to you. >> good morning. yeah.f cleveland at the intersection of park and murray avenue. check out this gigantic tree that was uprooted. this shows you just how powerful this storm was that rolled through here last night. fortunately, it fell away from their house and we're told by a neighbor that no one lived here. but neighbors woke up to a very loud boom last night around midnight. they said they lost power for a couple of hours. we saw very strong winds, heavy rain and lightning that just lit up the sky all across northeast ohio. some communities, they saw hail the size of a quarter. we spotted a tree in the city of cleveland on the east side there that literally just toppled onto a vacant home and knocked out power to that neighborhood. fortunately there nobody was hurt. but back here in willoughby, neighbors said they were surprised. they knew this storm was coming, but they didn't think the damage would be this extensive. good news, though, there are no injuries to report across the area. but you can see jus

we have annette, alyssa and frances in the same suit, the chic shaper.y types, they look great. has the pros crosse body panels able to visually minimize and also has control panel in it that is physically holding them in, slimming them down and flattening their stomachs out. >> we have three different body types, all look good. >> fantastic. >> any body type. >> how should you wash your swimsuit, what is a way to do it without making the colors fade? >> great sway put it in a solution of cool water, about a quart of it and four tablespoons of baking soda and leave it this in there for 15 minutes. >> great. models, thank you so much. see you in a few minutes. let them get in the pool. our next look is called the curve enhancer. our model is gisenia. a beautiful color. tell us about this swimsuit? >> a fit fuller bust line, fantastic in it really enhancing her curves. you have the ruching able to hide await parts down the want to be seen. as you see, a bold color but still looks fantastic and slimming in it. >> if you are fuller figure you want to stay aw