cms we are putting. >> time has expired, if you can wrap up please. >> at cms we're putting patients first as we move forward with transforming the system and providing all americans with access to a variety of coverage options. >> i appreciate the opportunity today it's not time for members to ask questions and i'll recognize myself for five minutes . as i stated in my opening in your statement, we saw the number of uninsured people in this country increase last year for the first time the aca was passed to about 1.9 million people, is that correct? >> that is correct. >> half of those people were children, is that right? >> i don't think that number is right. i think the number is around 400,000. >> in the texas versus united states case, that's the case that the administration has requested that the aca be struck down, is that correct? >> that is correct. >> so any day now, the court will rule and if the court rules the way the administration has asked d, the entire aca will be invalidated, is that correct ? >> that is correct. >> if the aca was invalidated, about 21 million peopl

can you speak to the work that cms as not been in this role. i know it's in azar's hands but in the next ten seconds? >> we share your commitment to get that finalized. we will be doing everything we can to bring that to fruition. >> if any colleagues want to sign off of that letter secretary azar by closing business in the contest and i yield back. >> the chair will admit the second letter that's been referenced. we now recognize miss castor in florida for five minutes. >> thank you. the trump administration is me numerous policy changes that increase the cost on families across this country. increase health insurance premiums and erode coverage for pre-existing conditions. pre-existing conditions like cancer and diabetes. we all help but this fight was over but will continue to have to work to make sure that families who have pre-existing conditions get their coverage. you stated earlier in your testimony that the trump administration policy has stabilized costs. there is no evidence of that. i recent study by the five family foundation estim

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cms looked back and said if they can do it in int 30 days, why ae you doing it in 90. the current registration doesn't like california very well and there's a little bit goes with that. we need to assure the people we serve have access for at least 90 day. and when i say county, i mean the board of supervisors. we can have a conversation about that later. >> supervisor hainey. >> i'll let you finish. >> number of clients turned away are for not meeting medical necessity over a month is maybe three and fairly rare and number of clients in that same month who were not accepted due to level of risk having to do with a severe medical issue that they could not be managed in a nonmedical facility or a mental health issue that was they were at such risk they had multiple and recent suicide attempts and were not quite stable and in the past month was two. so just if you're curious or interested, these are the drug use patterns in our treatment programme this past year and remember that some clients identify more than one drug, so it's not -- some use both drugs. you may wonder

and then it made a 71 cm improvement in the shot put, she had a really, really good year. a very fierce competitor, so johnson thompson will have to be out on her best for the second day to make it does my goals for britain in two days. while we await the second day of the habitat the line, with a great deal of hopefully not having tempted fate, thank you very much indeed. after two defeats in their opening game of the champions league. liverpool and chelsea have their first wins of the competition. but, neither had the smoothest ride. adam wild has been watching the games tonight, and is at the touch—screen. adam, we had nine goals in one match involving a premier league team last night. they nearly matched it at anfield this evening. liverpool fans have been treated to some extraordinary games at anfield of late, this, just another one. they were very keen to get the defence of their european title up and running after defeat in the opening game of the competition to napoli. they have done that, it finished 11—3 in group e on another raucous and very very exciting europe

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logical examines african experts are outraged by european suggestions that the continent lacks properly cm's to display those objects there are some things that are supposed to die there are some things that are holding us spiritually there are some things that really were created not to leave and we hold museum as them and we have kept them posted yes and some communities i think give us bark so that they can go so that we can have peace because we are having problems if you do we need to be colonized and it is our problem if we want them to keep them in the forest or what would be good but of them it is all. ringback the german. military stole a bible and a whip from henrik maybe as national hero there restitution linden museum in early 2900 sparked the debate over whether exhibits are absolutely necessary to define a museum. which is what we think that it's important we give to our children for the future so it's a so is it up to it or is it a story than in the museum doesn't have the bible and the whip but it has an incredible amount of stories of controversy. that tells a lot about how

and improving tools and processes like the cms. so that is our strategic plan. one of the ways we really want to use it, i don't know how you all feel, but in our line of work it feels like there's always an emergency. and there's always a new project. and we kind of needed a grounding document that we are like, okay, if this isn't urgent, has to be taken care of, is this something that fits within our priorities, if not, it's not going to be prioritized right now because this is the heart and soul of what we are trying to do as an agency. >> commissioner mazzucco. >> thank you very much. that was a great report. thank you for not reading everything. you didn't have to. it was excellent. i have a question, though, with reference to three to five-year strategic plan. nowhere in here is mentioned the fact you are taking over the investigations for the sheriff's department. >> so there's two -- there's actually three things that are not in here and i'll speak to all of them. when we started making the strategic plan this year, cases were not even on our radar. and

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medicare, cms is going to be releasing us substantive issues disorder data book. that was a direct request from act which you all past a year ago. this will highlight the people and states who are getting recovery treatment services through medicaid. there will be a first important step to figuring out who is getting what and wait there are getting it and will better allow us to then assess the good from theta bad. sue asked mr. mundell, obviously i didn't t recognize you lost yr son and obviously that's a terrible loss for you. i hope you know that is not only your son, but everybody else that we arere trying to help in this regard. so that and we have to appreciate pictures. so i like to ask you this question and this will have to be muslim. tell us more about what led you to develop national standards of care. >> what i sigh out in the industry was literally three or 45 evidence-based practices that treatment programs should be following. each with multiple published articles. clinical trials showing that they work. if you do x, the patient does better. if you

so one of the other things we did in addition to the cms was having some facilitated sessions. when we joined the agency, the structure was kind of separate in terms of investigators worked in a silo, lawyers, the mediation program was kind of firewalled off. and one of the first things we thought was important to do was to create a model where everyone was working together to produce the best investigations, the best work product to better serve the community and to more effectively represent our policy recommendations. so part of that process was talking to everybody figuring out what was working, what wasn't and what we could do to make everything better. how do i get this powerpoint? thank you. i am a scarred trial attorney so technology is not always my friend. there we go. so first we started by slightly refining our mission and vision. i'm not going to read you everything in the powerpoint because i know you can read and some of this is familiar content. but we did refine our mission and our vision. and think about what dpa wants to be, not just internally but in the wor

why don't you just cm?" and actually i think it was my husband that actually set one interview up, to bet with you. david: did he get a finder's fee or anything from you? yeah, i'm still paying that finder'fee! [laughter] so i went to the interview, and i was hired. what area were you initially? ginni: i started out as a systems engineer. so i was a systems engineer, and i worked in banking, insurance, and i had many experiences through my years. and i remember i had gone into consulting, so i had learned a lot of things, and it was time to do another job. and the story i always tell is that i worked for a gentleman, very good mentor, and he said to me, "hey, i'm gonna get a new job, and you're gonna get my job. "but you gotta go for an interview. "go to--you're one of the candidates. go to this interview." so i thought, "hmm." so i go to the interview, and he tells me all about the job, and i'm sitting there and i think, "boy"-- in my mind--"i sure i'm ready for this yet. "this is a big job. just a little m

coming up, more on the ecb rate decision with lale topcuoglu, joa cm portfolio manager -- lale cm portfoliooh♪ manager. ♪ ♪ alix: welcome to "bloomberg daybreak" on this thursday, october 24. i'm alix steel. let's take it right from the top. >> behind those doors, they intend to overturn the results of an american presidential election. alix: house republicans stormed into a closed hearing on impeachment yesterday, saying they've been shut out. that delay testimony for several hours. >> i guess when you're desperate, you go back to complaining about the process. alix: house democrats say testimony will end in a few weeks, followed by public hearing. >> we need some convocation on the u.k. side. alix: the european union puts boris johnson on hold. >> they need to keep the pressure on london, and they also need to use this to focus minds, to keep everyone focused on brexit. alix: the british prime minister is waiting to hear if the eu will approve his request for another delay on brexit. the bloc appeared to be in favor. it just cannot decide on how much time to get him. and china agrees to buy

we will be joined by bluebay cm strategist tim ash. vonnie quinn and we are counting you down to the european close on "bloomberg markets." vonnie: checking u.s. markets, we have headlines from president trump a few moments ago on china saying china does not want to do a deal, and indeed that it may not happen until chile, but there will be assigning and chile. that seems to have moved markets. we were negative, and now we are positive. the s&p 500 is not breaking the , partially due to bank of america blowing and estimates at least on investment banking and underwriting. it is up two point 4%. a little hesitation in the stoxx index. china is threatening to retaliate should congress do something on hong kong as well. playing into things. the turkish lira is strengthening further, above .6% versus the u.s. dollar. another movement a few moments ago after president trump talked about watching and negotiating, and trying to calm the situation in turkey. the vice president and secretary of state traveled to turkey later on today. guy: we w

we will be joined by bluebay cm strategist tim ash.d we are counting you down to the european close on "bloomberg markets." vonnie: checking u.s. markets, we have headlines from president trump a few moments ago on china saying china does not want to do a deal, and indeed that it may not happen until chile, but there will be assigning and chile. that seems to have moved markets. we were negative, and now we are positive. the s&p 500 is not breaking the 3000 barrier

you had the head of cms talking about people losing their medicaid coverage.es like this happening consistently every day on the hill. >> the white house should be scared of going on offense about boeing, because my understanding is that it was a change. i think it was a regulatory change, not a legislative change, but i might be wrong about that, that allowed boeing to basically self-certify, hey, planes are good. >> they let them to do it. >> yeah. so that's -- companies need to police themselves, but we have government to help police companies. and that's what really went wrong here. >> this is why i don't -- this is why i'm saying, they need to take control of it before it controls them. >> but you know what, though? where are the democratic 2020 presidential candidates saying what you're saying? we haven't talked about 2020 at all and this would be the block of every other show if it wasn't for impeachment in theory. why aren't they taking the mantle in this? >> they struggle sometimes to get on -- some of the campaigns don't want to follow the news. i've

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in some spots across the north of the usa could see around 30 cm of snow will stop and look what happensomorrow afternoon. extraordinary swings and the temperature, and then those temperatures bounce back again through the weekend and into next week. we can see big temperature swings in the us at this time of year. that is exactly what we've got. elsewhere, in boston, an area of low pressure, bringing wet and blustery weather. dry and rather windy conditions in california, bringing the potential for significant wildfires. now closer to home, this is how things look in europe, on the recent satellite picture, you can see some shower clouds swirling across the mediterranean through malta and southern italy. still summer thunderstorms here on thursday, drifting towards greece and the balkans. generally speaking, the further south you are though, there is a lot of dry weather to be had. some spells of sunshine, not too bad for an october break in iberia. temperatures in madrid around the middle 20s. but it is much more unsettled across the northern half of the continent, and that includes th

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cms is doing a good job today. things are going really somewhere that's not that rational and economically not that sensible for american society >> that's amazing. >> we'll see >> that's amazing. in the government? >> i think so. i think -- you know, i really think drug pricing legislation has moved from a rational place -- >> it won't hurt innovation. you just said we innovate for the world because everybody caps their prices >> it's not going to go. pelosi's bill is pretty left it will get more center is about 250 drugs that are the highest priced drugs >> in congress right now -- >> impeachment is low. she's probably going to try to get to a floor vote. >> with impeachment overhallie jacksoning things, they're not going to pick up -- >> thank you, ann a. they're playing the music. >> senator pat toomey will join us next. meantime the futures this morning after two incredibly difficult days, you're looking now at the futures turning down once again we've been up by about 20 to 30 points for the dow futures earli

>>esta tecnologÍa va a detectar un tumor grande mÁs de 2 cm. menos de 2 cm en un 78%.ba marisol sosa. por supuesto, las preguntas no se hicieron esperar. hizo contundentes declaraciones sobre este proceso legal en contra de su hermana sarita y ya saben que apareciÓ un supuesto hijo de josÉ josé. veamos lo que dijo. >> marisol sosa, hija de josÉ josÉ, informÓ que avanza en mÉxico y estados unidos las acciones legales para poder conocer las condiciones en la que muriÓ su padre. por orden natural saber de bienes que pueden reclamar como hijo del intÉrprete. de inicio a contra su media hermana sarita sosa. marisol: por momento no ha respondido nada. estamos procediendo. me deben muchas respuestas y nos la van a dar. >>marisol se tomÓ varios minutos tambiÉn para explicar que podrÍan proceder legalmente contra el colombiano manuel josÉ que insiste en que es hijo de josÉ josé. marisol: lo he visto. me asusta un poco. siento que es demasiado la obsesiÓn con la que el muchacho creciÓ. con el hecho de querer ser josÉ josé. independientemente, que me queda claro que es un buen im

could get 30 cm of snow here over the next 24—48 hours.w, sunny spells and blustery showers for scotland and northern ireland. that's your weather. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. british police are trying to establish the identities of 39 people found dead in the back of a lorry in southeast england. the 25—year—old driver has been arrested. the brexit stalemate continues as the uk awaits a decision from the eu about yet another deadline extension. president trump says he's lifting all sanctions on turkey after they agreed to a ceasefire in northern syria. but he stands firm that us troops have no role there. let someone else fight over this long blood stained sand. and google says that for the first time ever a computer has achieved quantum supremacy — david shukman will tell us all about it. let's return to our top story and the investigation into the deaths of 39 people whose bodies were found inside a lorry in the english county of esses. police say the truck left zeebrugge in belgium, and went across the channel to the

alexandra casey was cortez, it is significant, and it shows you that those in the progressive left cmed to elizabeth warren. it will see in the next few weeks whether he starts to pick up in the polls, because he has been lagging behind the front two. —— alexandria ocasio—cortez. tonight, the us vice president and secretary of state are headed to ankara for meetings with turkey's president. but while their aim is to try and negotiate a ceasefire between turkey and kurdish forces who are fighting in northern syria, president erdogan has vowed to press on with the offensive. the spark for this was lit when president trump decided to withdraw us forces from the region. today, he stood by his decision, and made it clear how he felt about the kurds who for several years have stood alongside america in the fight against islamic state. the kurds know how to fight, but they are not angels. if syria wants to fight for their land, that is up to fight for their land, that is up to turkey and syria, as it has been for hundreds of years, they've been fighting. we are not a policing agent, and this

mechanisms p8 they've done a lot to make sure we are paying for the right things and we put a lot on the cms and we've got to remember the other gorilla in the room are the employer-based insurers. we also need to make sure people iare in treatment services that are actually working and this is something i placed a great emphasis on during the committee hearings pertaining to the crisis last congress. in your testimony you say that we amassed a massive amount of evidence early intervention treatment and recovery strategies. can you elaborate on the evidence you are referring to especially in terms of treatment because as i travel around the great state of indiana and talk to different service providers, doctors and others i have to say there is heterogeneity and varying perspectives on what works and what doesn't work. >> you mentioned a couple of things. i highlighted this because we need to make sure when someone is done with treatment they can be reintegrated back into the society. the stigma is killing more peopleom than overdose and it causes people to relapse when they can find a jo ca

cm cici is null and are part of the deal begin no reason for the decision.o call had already withdrawn from the project which had taken an majority stake. >> ahead for another bisbee for markets. yvonne: tuesday where watching a big one, chinese markets reopening after the holiday. the impact on trade development, ongoing arrests in hong kong and also another health chest on the mainland economy with composite pmi and services do is well-paid wednesday we look ahead to the minutes of the fomc september meeting. it will provide clues on the fed's likely policy direction and how divided the fomc is on the direction of rates moving forward. and on thursday the chinese vice premier is its washington for the reception of trade talks. friday malaysia will unveil its budget for 2020 plenty of headline news this week. juliette: is going to be a busy week for us all. a pretty flat start to the trading week here, because of concerns that bloomberg escaped that china is narrowing the scope of the trade you ahead of talks. the msci indexes flat. and in the nikkei we are

pain and addiction, we have also gone around the country and lift it up these different mechanism, cms has done a lot to make sure we are paying for the right things and i've actually worked with businesses because we put a lot on them and we have to remember that the other guerrilla or the employer based insurance and we have to make sure they are being paid for alternatives, many of them will pay for a 16 blanket in but won't pay for one of the alternatives for their covered lives. >> well thank you i think that's really important and there is a lot of evidence appropriately so on the increasing access to treatment, we also need, i know you agree with, this to make sure that people are in treatment services that are working, this is something i place great emphasis on it during the hearings pertaining to the opioid crisis lasts congress in the testimony doctor items you say that we have massive evidence on prevention, early intervention treatment, and recovery strategies, can you elaborate on the evidence you are referring, to especially in terms of treatment because as i travel arou

aquÍ hay 1 cm muy grandede agradecimiento como supo ir a la gloria y al infieo y triunfar sobre todol dÍa, josÉ joely marisol estÁn aquÍ con los restos que le correspondiÓ del cuerpo. empiezaeste largo recorrido, esta larga jornada. custodiÁndolo en la salida del hangar presidencial. tenemos que decir a lo importante,el gobierno mexicano que no utiliza nada en privado, han destinado este aviÓn y esta llegada internacional para recibir al prÍncipe y decirle bienvenido. nosotros tenemos que ir hacia una partemientras vemos que sale la carroza, tenemos que ir al interior de este hangar especial. regreso con ustedes a los estudios. >> muchas gracias, te saludamos aquÍ con mucha alegría. escucharlasal Ábrase sus hijos, sobre todo, de marisol que dice el corazÓn de su padre estÁ llegando a su mÉxico o nos eriza la piel. >> no se presentaban, no creÍan que iba a llegar josÉ josé a su tierra. dio resultado, ahÍ esta para la historia. la familia de univisiÓn unida era llevarles todo lo que ocurra. el caso aquÍ es que estamos muy unidos viviendo este momento. >> cada 12 de diciembre le cantaba

frank pallone questioned cms director on the administration plan for health care if the aca is struck down by the courts. here is that exchange. [video clip] >> does the president have a plan? what is the plan? it almost sounds like there is some kind of secret plan that he doesn't want to reveal. can you just tell us, what is the plan in the event that he is successful in this awful lawsuit? >> i'm not good to get into any specifics of the plan, but i will say the president's health care agenda has been in action from day one. >> i am not asking about that. that he hasith you had a plan so far other than to sabotage the aca. what i am asking is if the court strikes down the aca, what happens then? what is he going to do next? what is his plan to deal with the reality that all of these people will not have health insurance? >> we have planned from a number of different scenarios. the president has made his commitment clear that he wants to make sure people with existing conditions have protections. host: you are not giving me any details other saying -- other than saying he is going t

work with cms and these folks are not elected; they are appointed.y and not bought off by special interest. therein, i think, lies the hope. steve: scary how much money is out there when you are talking about who is trying to convince people. >> it's a lot. steve: it is a lot. mannery carrie, thank you for joining us from older. >> thanks for having me. steve: a judge giving a former police officer a bible after sentencing the woman to prison. now an atheist group says that judge crossed the line. diamond and silk on that next. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ fight for blast offs fight for piggyback rides fight for 7 am makeouts. every year, walgreens helps millions of people fight the flu. fight to protect the ones you love. walgreens. be a flu fighter. get your free flu shot today at your neighborhood walgreens. what are you doing back there, junior? since we're obviously lost, i'm rescheduling my xfinity customer service appointment. ah, relax. i got this. which gps are y