the my life with radley cooper instagram account belongs to daniel davies in the u.s., who is quite obviously a fan of actor bradley cooper. she places a cut out of the star in all manner of locations and unlikely scenarios. she has close to 10,000 followers. ryan and eight of his friends spent 575 hours and place it 50,000 bricks to build this replica of the grand budapest hotel. you can check out this unique tribute to the world of cinema on youtube. gg99Ññwçça7guc 07/03/14 07/03/14 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> from visby, sweden, this is democracy now! anti-apartheid leader ahmed kathrada thanks the people of sweden for their support of the african national congress. while the united states considered the anc to be a terrorist organization, sweden funneled millions of dollars to nelson mandela's banned organization. thene

. >> your name is daniel davis. she started an account called my life with bradley cooper. she has a life-sized cut out of bradley cooper. >> which is a big red flag right there. >> and she posts him cooking with bradley cooper. reading to bradley cooper in bed. even grocery shopping with badly cooper. she says her husband seems uninterested in these photos. >> daniel has met him once. they were going to play together. >> anyway. that's very strange. >> when people show up at signings you know, for me -- >> yeah. >> for stuff, and stuff. they sometimes bring out life-size cut outs. accept i'm not flat. do you know what i'm saying? one guy i was out in new jersey a couple of months ago and a guy shows up with a life-sized cut out with me with the rain -- what's it alled. that rain -- about 30 years ago i shot that. >> yes. >> he saved a cut out in his house. >> it's what he does with it while he has it for 30 years. i don't know but it cheesed me out. i have to tell you. >> don't say cheese. >> don't of have one made of you is my point. >> all right, ladies. we've got to mov

he brought his, i think he has a crush on this woman name daniel davis. they went to villanova together. and, she now danielle has launched a web site titled my life with bradley cooper. on the site she talks about her every day experience west bradley. >> yes. >> okay, obviously it is a card board cut out. i'm starting to get hair done good, they re-did their children, they shop for groceries together. but he is always in the tuxedo no matter where they are. >> he stinks. >> daniel joins us now on good day. >> hi, daniel. >> thank you so much for having me. >> yes, well owe wild cat. >> bradley, good to have you with us as well. >> do most of the talking while we have you on so you just be quiet during this one. >> how did this start. you went to villanova with him. >> i went to villanova he was a freshman, i was a sophomore. he is kind of the inspiration for a book i'm writing called mize life with bradley cooper. originally i got it because i was going to use it as part of the cover. he is not in my life. he is inspiration for the story. then we just ke

my name is daniel davis. i'm with the administration for community living in hhs. and one of the considerations that we're looking at white a bit right now is the access to providers for people with disabilities in narrow networks. specifically there are considerations where there's been a number of studies on subspecialties where there's 20 20% or 40% of providers according to secret shopper tests in certain subspecialties that don't serve patients with mobility disabilities. and to what extent are naic and the private insurance industry taking that into consideration and making sure that there isn't inadvertent health status discrimination? >> brian? >> with the naic, yes, that is something that has been raised as an issue and something we need to look at. something that state regulators need to look at when they're reviewing the various plans. not just that, but especially with mental health, things coming on, new requirements on behavioral health, et cetera, there's a lot of issues there that we need to make sure everybody is taking into consideration, so we wo

my name is daniel davis. i'm with the administration for community living in hhs. one of the considerations that we're looking at quite a bit right now is the access to providers for people with disabilities in narrow networks. there are considerations where there's been a number of studies on subspecialties where there's 20 to 40% of providers according to secret shopper test that they don't serve mobile patient disabilities. to what extent do aic and the private service industry taking that into consideration and making saur there isn't inadvertent health discrimination? >> with the neic that is something that has been raised as an issue. it's something we need to look at. it's something that state regulators need to look at when they are reviewing the various plans. not just that but especially with mental parity and things coming on. environmental health, et cetera. there's a lot of issues that we need to take into consideration. we would agree. >> i would just add that networks very hard to comply with all the laws, rules, regulations. they submit their plans