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. >> they're saying it's going to take some extra time to iron out the kinks and get it done right.n't it be worse if they rolled it out and it was a huge debacle? >> yes, but it could still be a huge debacle. we were not ready. we spent so many years on obama care. so much political capital was spent in the first term on obama care and they're still not there on what they're working so hard for. it is a bad impression made upon the voters. >> i want to turn quickly to the abortion fights turning quickly around the country. state legislators in north carolina moved forward with some legislation on abortion restrictions. we know what's happening in texas, we've seen it in ohio and seen it nationally in the house. why is the gop taking on this fight right now? >> nationally it's a mistake. i said it before i wrote about t. nationally it's a mistake to take on the fight. statewide, republicans took on the fight as their electorate is pushing them. they say, hey, we want a fight on abortion, they should be taking on the fight at the state level. that's exactly where it should be taking

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forecasters blame a "kink" in the jet stream for causing this week's wild swings -- including pounding rain and flash floods across the southeast. >> some locations have seen upwards of one foot of rain. within the last couple of days. >> reporter: the heat is also revving up a wildfire season that's destroyed more than eight hundred homes -- torched 1.7 million acres -- and claimed the lives of 19 firefighters in prescott, arizona. today in prescott -- fourth of july celebrations went on as planned. >> it's a time to celebrate and remember those guys and, you know, know what they did for us. >> reporter: the weather today offered some relief from the heat in a town that deserves a break. clayton sandell, abc news. >>> it's those tinder dry conditions out west that have many communities worried about fireworks on this 4th of july. in particular, back yard fireworks and, boy, do americans love their fireworks. each year we spend $600 million on 4th of july fireworks. two-thirds of that is spent by individuals on their own backyard displays. it's those unregulated, unsuper advis advised

. >> also, we're going to check if bart worked out kinks in its free bus s.s and big bucks to pay for that. >> why new zealand's team does not like >>> we begin with our continuing coverage on day two of the bart strike. with some hope, finally. take a look at this ferry. it's just packed to the gills. that is not stopping gridlock though. of course you're looking at live pictures from sky 7. it's a very tight ride on that ferry. >> yes. ferry people are glad to see that business on board. bart leaders will be meeting again tonight at 6:00. their first meeting hoping to bring an agreement to bring relief to commuter autos alan wong is live with the ac transit bus hub for us. >> we're beginning to see some chaos here at the ac transit station. this is where the shuttle leaves for san francisco. take a look. that bus station back there around 3:30 that bus stop packed with much more, way more people waiting to get across the san francisco. some forced off the last one. it pulls into the stop, it got so hectic a man fell while people kept on scrambling on to the path. the driver tried to

they work out the kinks, get people excited and then swooped in and just sortf either make the technologyter or bully the guy. i wrong? >> part of it is they establish a mket an reap the rewards which means deploying capitol where other companies have the same opportunity. pandora comes up with radio service. the other side of it, isn't this great. there's a certain fatigue about some of this stuff. the way people just go with coca-cola or pepsi. even if you like it. melissa: i feel like you cannot compete with the ecosystem the both of everyone else of the market and then have the pricing power. as the consumer i may or may not end up with the best product. i definitely in the but the highest prices. >> you may have to choose between prices and features because they're is a movement in asia and the emerging markets to incredibly low price cell phones. the negative views. so you have t home market for smart phones that might cost $100 before subsidies. you might decide to make fun going for price there are a hundred options or other funds i could get. melissa: what i wonder is to is the n

thought there was a kink in the system that made you feel unusual?that i personally experienced. i remember when that happened what is pointed out is there were moisture crystals in the fuel system preventing engines from spooling aup louing pilots to add power to fly out. could that have happened in this circumstance? of course it could. it could be any number of things but what we have is of course you've heard flight data recorder and the voice recorder once recovering those recorders and are able to get information from them, plus that united flight 885 that was sitting there waiting to take off, they had a bird's eye view of what happened. so there is a lot of information that will be forth coming from hopefully those pilots that watched it happen, and as well as pilots that were on the aircraft asiana aircraft that crash landed. >> the 777 had troubles in london had different engines than this plane does. does that suggest that is maybe not likely the problem? >> i don't know whether it's the same or different engines there are i think three di

thought there was a kink in the system that made you feel unusual?> not that i personally experienced. i remember when that happened what is pointed out is there were moisture crystals in the fuel system preventing engines from spooling aup louing pilots to add power to fly out. could that have happened in this circumstance? of course it could. it could be any number of things but what we have is of course you've heard flight data recorder and the voice recorder once recovering those recorders and are able to get information from them, plus that united flight 885 that was sitting there waiting to take off, they had a bird's eye view of what happened. so there is a lot of information that will be forth coming from hopefully those pilots that watched it happen, and as well as pilots that were on the aircraft asiana aircraft that crash landed. >> the 777 had troubles in london had different engines than this plane does. does that suggest that is maybe not likely the problem? >> i don't know whether it's the same or different engines there are i think th

>> the chemistry, we will work out a few kinks and that's what training camp is for. we have to get to know each other and find the right balance. that's the good thing. everyone pretty much has the same goal. >> that leads to my next question, the addition of you to this team does it make you a championship caliber team with the roster you have right now? >> i think it does. one thing we have to build is the chem chemistry. with the nba you see a lot of teams turning it around in the trade. you saw that happening in boston . it happened in miami. it happened in l.a. as well. that is something we are trying to build here. everyone is visiting and everybody is trying to make the right move. >> will he be enough to get the warrior there's? everyone who has played with them says he makes everyone around him better. let's climb some mountains, shall we? the tour de france and 151 miles and 13 of which were ascending. he is the stage winner. he is four minutes and 14 seconds, the final off date of the tour is tomorrow. sprinter tyson gay tested positive and will pull out o

>> the chemistry, we will work out a few kinks and that's what training camp is for. we have to get to know each other and find the right balance. that's the good thing. everyone pretty much has the same goal. >> that leads to my next question, the addition of you to this team does it make you a championship caliber team with the roster you have right now? >> i think it does. one thing we have to build is the chem chemistry. with the nba you see a lot of teams turning it around in the trade. you saw that happening in boston . it happened in miami. it happened in l.a. as well. that is something we are trying to build here. everyone is visiting and everybody is trying to make the right move. >> will he be enough to get the warrior there's? everyone who has played with them says he makes everyone around him better. let's climb some mountains, shall we? the tour de france and 151 miles and 13 of which were ascending. he is the stage winner. he is four minutes and 14 seconds, the final off date of the tour is tomorrow. sprinter tyson gay tested positive and will pull out o

it is massive and it is huge and it is going to take a lot of time for them to sort of work out the kinks and make sure that all of the interested parties are able to implement the law smoothly. >> politico is saying that while there may be some winners and some losers, the overall number of people gaining health insurance in 2014 probably won't change all that much. basically is the administration essentially arguing that it is not going to affect the individual mandate or the health care exchanges, or david, do you think that buys them cover because of the fact that maybe this is going to prolong how quickly health care exchanges get started? >> i think it does provide a little cover in that way. i think as you see it rolled out, what david axelrod is talking about is some case true in the sense that this is an administration that really wants this to be a legacy and it just sort of put it out too quickly, have all these problems is probably a worse scenario than letting it drag on and past the election. n if you take your time with it, it doesn't become as big an issue. make sure befor

. >> high heat can distort rail and cause what they call heat kinks and particularly in a welded trackn separate just slightly. >> reporter: a slight separation of track all that's needed to cause a deadly accident. though, he says that's rare. goelz and other experts say high-speed rail travel is very safe, they say one reason it hasn't made it to the u.s., the infrastructure doesn't fit in the areas where it would be most needed like the stretch between boston and washington, there are too many structures, too close to where the tracks would go. experts say for high-speed rail buildings have to be dozens of yards from the tracks. another reason? junctions like this, what experts call at-grade crossings where roads go right over the tracks. there are hundreds of thousands of places like this in the u.s. and safety experts say you can't have them on high-speed lines. in the u.s. alone, a person or car is hit by a train about every three hours. >> the force is enormous. and if you multiply that speed to 150 miles an hour, you have a real disaster. >> reporter: is high-speed rail worth t

you flew it that you were a little bit uneasy about, that you thought it was a little bit sort of a kink in the system that made you feel a little bit unusual? >> not that i ever personally experienced. i remember when that incident happened, and what was pointed out was that there were some kind of moisture crystals in the fuel system that prevented the engines from spooling up and allowing the pilots to add power so that they could fly themselves out of that predicament. could that have happened in this circumstance? of course it could. it could also be any number of things, but what we have, of course, you've heard the flight data recorder and the voice recorder. once they recover those recorders and are able to get the information from them, plus that united flight 885 that was sitting there waiting to take off, they had a bird's eye view of what happened. there's a lot of information that will be forth coming from hopefully those pilots who watched it happen as well as the pilots that were actually on the aircraft, the asiana aircraft that crash landed. >> the triple 7 that had trou

the jury was following the law, the law has a kink to it that needs to be addressed. >> let me talk to you first. i was so disheartened with her. i expected so much more from lawyers. she said -- i would think she would have profound respect for the jurors. i was disappointed with her. as to the law evolving, this is one of the most ridiculous discussions about the stand your ground versus self-defense. they are one in the same. there's no difference. self-defense, you have a right to defend yourself, just like with stand your ground. i don't know why people are getting these two things confused. i don't get the attorney general. but the fact is, is that that wasn't what was argued to the jury by the defense. we morphed into this other discussion. we have a complete disregard for the facts. and a complete disregard for the responsibility of the jurors, that they took it. i don't get your meaning. >> let's go back to the jury for a second, greta, because when you listen to this juror, and when she talked about rachel jeantel and when she described her. this juror being uneducated was as

the law has a kink to it that need to be addressed. >> let me talk to you.so disheartened with her. i expect so much more from lawyers. she said -- i would think she had profound respect for the jury system and these jurors who we drafted to do that. i was profoundly disappointed with her. as to the law evolving, this is one of the most ridiculous discussions about the stand your ground and self-defense. they are one in the same. i spent the afternoon reading them. self-defense you have a right to defend yourself just like withstand your ground. i don't know why in the world people are getting these two things confused because i've been working on it. i don't get the attorney general. but fact is that wasn't even what was argued to the jury by the defense. the somehow we have morphed into this other discussion. maybe that's the social engineering that we have a complete disregard for the facts and what happened in the trial and a complete disregard for the responsibility of the jurors that they took it. so i don't get your team. >> let's go back to the jury

it kind of gave me a kink at the top of my head all around. you can't really tell from there.e in the back of your hair. >> the head hair wrap. this is for a straight look. kind of time cooping. five it ten minutes to wrap your hair all the way around. you stick in bobby pins. but then you wake up with smooth hair. >> steve: that's a good trick. >> right. and you take them all out. it takes five minutes to take them all out. but the after is worth it. >> steve: finally, let's talk buns. >> the high bun, it's supposed to be a messy high bun at the top of your head. i don't really like it either. it's supposed to give you volume and waves, kind of the messy look. a little too messy for me. >> anna: aside from that one, all the other ones, our hair and make-up people are going, oh -- because you look so good in all of them. you could roll out of bed and come to work. >> kelly: maria, one thing you should never bring back is a bee hive or the wild jersey girl hair. >> the poof? the snooki hairdo? maybe tomorrow. >> steve: i live in jersey. i like that. all right, thank you very mu

. -- theential art essential ingredients are a long history with all of the kinks worked out and a shared love of politics and people and very good performance skills. be willing to carry a lot of political water and hold back on personal demands for the requirements of the presidency. beth truman hated what she called the rigmarole of the presidency. she could not survive today. make all of those trips to join her mother in independence, missouri. we simply would not stand for that. the sacrifice in terms of privacy lost is tremendous. those with a sense of history, like jackie, and they love of bush,ure like barbara grab that glass ring and hold back on the demands for ordinary marital bliss. i have to say that laura bush was not display that relish of the new and unexpected. i suspect she would rather be back in austin or crawford, curled up in a good book. but the attacks that claimed the lives of 3000 of our countrymen has changed the bush presidency forever. laura has become the central reassuring face of a sometimes beleaguered administration, providing a necessary balance for her

definitely throws another kink into this trial. rick: ashley and dan, we'll continue to follow the goings on in the courtroom. thank you both for coming out today. >> thank you. jenna: we have amazing dash cam video of deputies risking their lives, pulling a man from a burning car seconds before it explodes in flames. we'll show you the full video. plus a move that the government says could save lives. what you need to know about alternative remedies that claim to treat diabetes. the f.d.a. has a new stance on these products. dr. garner breaks it down and tells us how it might impact other, quote, natural options. doc is in next. jenna: the cleveland man accused of holding three women captive in his home for years is in court today. ariel castro's lawyer saying that plea negotiations are still underway. and u.s. postal service moving to end delivery to your front door to save money. the plan would target newly built homes for now but could expand to include everyone. that's next hour. and the prince of cambridge and the future king

health and human services has previously testified obamacare was rolling out on schedule, despite the kinks, jay carney has challenged republicans to sketch out what may lie beyond the back-to-back votes. >> when you saw the members who support the repeal and invitation not just of the employer mandate but the individual responsibility provision, they have no answer what would happen if it were to take place. one out of two americans can have the people in this room have a pre-existing condition. republican answer to that, tough luck. >> we expect it to wrap up shortly before 6:00 p.m. eastern time. that happened that would be fortuitous because there would be a resolution to the vote just before a report on this. at 6:00 eastern. i know we're all pulling for that. jon: good for you. james rosen. they had to tune into special report to find out what happens. the news out of florida. the shooting death of trayvon martin, attorney general eric holder is taking aim at stand your ground laws calling into question your right in self-defense. live where he made an appearance. what did he have to

he told "the hollywood reporter" the script is being written and there are some kinks to work out, hismine. he did say it will be a road trip movie, more campy, more crazy than the original, one thing he won't touch is the costumes or lack thereof. >> thank you. >> saying thank you, robin. that's "pop news." >> campier and crazier than the original "magic mike." >> which was a piece of cinematic perfection. >> can we say this about channing? what a great guy. he was so kind when he was here talking with everyone and -- >> yes, he was very kind. >> the handshake was adorable. >> yeah. >> zero bearing on my story but i'm glad we got to see it again. >> speaking of being glad we get to see him again, how about another look at the weather with sam. sam? >> hi, everybody. what's your name? >> pam. >> pam, you can still take pictures. it's all right. we're all good. you know how we say times square is our backyard. seriously, we have built a backyard in times square. i'm waiting for the pool guy. i'm waiting for the pool guy at any time. we're going to come in to a swimming pool. all right,

the concrete pipe started getting kinks or snaps from the afo monitoring system that monitors what happens.haten these pipes begin to fail, we start getting more snaps on more frequent basis and thatand tells us the pipe is ready toisy go. we are having to take steps toto take that pipe out of service, and that is why we're letting people know in advance that thet should be stocking up on water today. if they have friend and family in the area, they may considercd going out of that affected areaa and getting water, maybe spend d couple of days over there, too; and stock up.up. we are giving people an opportunity to do this, and at, the same time, we're also filling our systems to capacity so that when we do take thisthis pipe out of service, and there' no more water coming in, thatin, we're able to make the water wea have in the system last longer. now this is -- this particularpa area of prince george's county, the rest of the system is not affected. i want to clear one thing, people won't be out of water this afternoon.aftern >> there will still be some inso the tank.tank. >> there will be w

forecasters blame a kink in the jet stream for causing this week's wild swings.one foot of rain within the last couple of days. >> reporter: the heat is revving up a wildfire season that destroyed more than 800 homes, torched 1.7 million acres and claimed the lives of 19 firefighters in prescott, arizona. in prescott, fourth of july celebrations went on as planned. >> it is a time to celebrate and remember those guys and, you know, know what they did for us. >> reporter: the weather offered some relief from the heat. in a town that deserves a break. clayton sandel, abc news, wickenburg, arizona. >> in michigan search crews spent hours searching lake erie for a man who is being called a hero. the man jumped into the lake to help an 8-year-old boy that went in the water without a life vest. with the help of a boater he was able to save the boy. the man disappeared. >> back to work in the murder trial of george zimmerman. charged with the 17-year-old trayvon martin. prosecutors tried to wrap up their case wednesday. it is expected that will happen today. then defens

high heat can distort rail and cause what they call heat kinks.an separate, just slightly. >> a slight separation of track, all that's needed to cause a deadly action, though goelz says that's rare. they say one reason it still hasn't made itself to the u.s., the infrastructure doesn't fit in the areas where it would be most needed, like the stretch between boston and washington, there are too many structures too close to where the tracks would go. for high speed rails, buildings have to be dozens of miles from the tracks. and another reason, where roads go right over the tracks. safety experts say you can't have them on high-speed lines. in the u.s. alone, a person or car is hit by a train about every three hours. >> the force is enormous. if you multiply that speed to 350 miles an hour, you have a real disaster. >> is high-speed rail worth these risk? this former engineer says absolutely. >> i'm going to be on it every single time, even above airplanes. i can hop on the train and be there in no time at all. >> the u.s. the debate is not just abo

there will be some kinks in the bill and we need to adjust them as they unfold. this has been true of any major legislation that has been , whether the congress it was the civil rights act of the 1960s, or medicare, or medicaid originally or social security. we have to see how it goes, and tweak it here at that is what the -- it. that is what the administration is trying to do. you cannot have it both ways. people that oppose say what a burden it would be to impose it sosmall businesses in 2014, the administration postpones it a year to address those charges, and they criticized the administration for postponing it very we have -- post owning it. -- postponing it. wes is an attempt to say want to see most americans insured. we do not want insurance companies to deny people insurance because of a pre- existing condition or a cap. we want to have young people stay on their parents health insurance and we have now until 26. will there be problems? sure. we will have to see what needs to be changed, but the very people that would like to kill it, and say the presiden

issues about how they've gone about the process, how quickly they've done it and the kinks sort of along the way. host: how much does this cost the u.s. every year? guest: i don't have a specific figure. it's a very expensive and costly e. but also a very important one that is central to the armed services and what the pentagon does. the pentagon tells us they believe this is one of their most important efforts. host: what are the complaints about how the military has gone about looking for these remains? guest: we saw it come all the in the press a week ago as showing this efforts is being hugely mismanaged. things that are basic, such as the j-pack. there's not a specific list saying who the people are they're working for. there's a fractured command structure. very basic organizational things are lacking is what we've heard and that set off alarms among lawmakers as well as here on capitol hill. host: how do they know where to look? world war ii, vietnam and north korea? what about iran and iraq? guest: most of the scrutiny is from wars that are decades old. one detailed how teams wou

one of the reasons why is because they have to work out the kinks.mple this story from cnn, they took a look at some companies and how they sort of braced for the coming affordable care act. the 30-hour work week counts as a full-time employee under obamacare or the aca. fat burger, the restaurant chain, one of the things that they started doing was sharing employees. so if you're in an area that has two or three fat burger locations in one area, they would have an employee work 25 hours at one location, move into the other election, have them work another 25 hours. problem solved. they're not a full-time employee. they're working 50 hours. those are the kind of glitches that they should probably take a look at. they need to work out before the implementation of the employer mandate. >> bill: let's put it this way. some people will clete and do anything to avoid having to give their employees a living wage or health benefits. >> their ceo owns up to it. he says look, they're working 50 hours a week. we don't consider them full-time employees. >> bill

senate conference, which typically happens when chambers passed different bills, you would have the kinksked out, but we never had that with the affordable care act due to the charged political environment and it was an unintended consequent. guest: i was doing a story for npr in the rio grande valley in texas -- one of our big partnerships is with npr could i spend time with a community clinic in brownsville where a lot of people qualify for the medicaid expansion, and i sat down with the woman who runs this, and she brought up on her computer a list of 4000 patients that currently go to her clinic. quite a number of these community clinics in the area. in south texas would qualify for the medicaid expansion, which she asked the director could get reimbursement for. -- which she as the director could get reimbursement for. they don't have any reimbursement method for them. host: our guests are all journalists with kaiser health news, and stories air on npr, national public radio. our guests also file for publications like "the philadelphia inquirer," "usa today," "the washington post." w

corps did that after-hours, there are flights, one of the early flights when they were working out the kinksseems to me but nobody is running up to would. >> host: your research on that topic included locating porn star. >> host: sylvia, there was supposedly a trilogy called the uranus' experiment and i heard there was a scene shot in zero gravity not in space but on a zero gravity simular, the plane does the parabolic flights, 20 seconds of zero gravity so conceivably you could and i called, tracked down the producer of the uranus' experiments who lives in spain and we had a conversation about this and he said oh yes, we definitely did. and i will send you a link end you can check it out and you went on about this and said i have time share on a corporate jet and we got the pilot to do that flight. you got a pilot to do what zero gravity flight? oh yes, had to check the plane thoroughly afterward to make sure they were ok and a lot of detail and i downloaded vote uranus' experiment and fast forwarded. i'm the only person who fast-forward to get to -- i got to the scene in zero gravity and r

so it kind of puts a kink in the democrat armor of the entire women narrative. >> can republicans capitalize is this risky political territory? >> i think the best thing to do, if it you're a republican, just sit down and watch the show. get some popcorn and a soda because it's fairly entertaining. this is p haing to them now. we've had to deal with our own issues, now you've got spitzer and weiner and mayor feeler, as i like to call him. they have to deal with all of this. comedy writers and republicans should just let this happen. >> yes. and we all know, of course, you're a republican strategist. these are democratic candidates, or democratic mayor and a democratic candidate. >> it is a lot more fun when it's happening to democrats than to republicans. >> i would say so. how do they regain the public's confidence? anthony weiner says he still can be an effective mayor, and bob filner says he still can be an effective mayor. >> kate, i don't think they regain the public confidence. anthony weiner seems to be determined to stay in this. he's got 40 more days to go. it's not unlikely that mo

so i think you really can't compare established programs that will have a long time to work out kinks able to get you on camera. i know we had some technical problems and some of the stuff you said was cutting in and cutting out. we appreciate what you're saying. thanks. >> okay. very good. >> just because wealthy seniors love subsidized health care and health insurance at the expense of future generations doesn't mean it's not a mess. >> think of the world prior to medication. wh that was a whole mess. >> the private sector started to response with insurance programs for seniors. go back and read that time period. that's not true. the government cut it off. >> we have to take a break. now i'm seeing the other side now. here's some of the things i'm getting about july 4th isn't fireworks. socialism. your people are writing into me. it's like the government does the fireworks so if you like that then you must think there's a role for -- i'm seeing the other side of this. i'm really seeing reagan was wrong about a lot of things from your tweet people. >> fireworks are socialists. >> it'

know, after hours or a flight that's just -- one of the early flights where they were working out the kinks. it seems to me. but nobody's owning up to it, let's say. >> host: but your research on that topic included locating a porn star, correct? >> guest: yeah, yeah. sylvia saint, it was, i believe. sylvia saint. okay. there was supposedly this, it was a trilogy called the uranus experiments. and what i'd heard is that there was a scene shot in zero gravity not in space, but on a zero gravity simulator. it's a plane that does the parabolick flights. you've got 20 seconds of zero gravity, so conceivably you could. and i called, i tracked down the producer of the your rain yous experiments who lived in spain, and we had a conversation. he said, oh, yes, we definitely did. i'll send you a link to the movies, you can check it out. he went on and on, he said, oh, yeah, i have a timeshare on the corporate jet, and we got the pilot to do that flight. i said, really? you got a pilot to do a zero gravity flight? that's extreme. he said, oh, yeah, we had to check the planes really thoroughly afterwa

the essential art -- the essential ingredients are a long history with all of the kinks worked out and a shared love of politics and people and very good performance skills. has to be willing to carry a lot of political water and hold back on personal demands for the requirements of the presidency. beth truman hated what she called the rigmarole of the presidency. she could not survive today. she could not make all of those trips to join her mother in independence, missouri. we simply would not stand for that. the sacrifice in terms of privacy lost is tremendous. those with a sense of history, like jackie, and they love of adventure like barbara bush, grab that glass ring and hold back on the demands for ordinary marital bliss. i have to say that laura bush was not display that relish of the new and unexpected. i suspect she would rather be back in austin or crawford, curled up in a good book. but the attacks that claimed the lives of 3000 of our countrymen has changed the bush presidency forever. laura has become the central reassuring face of a sometimes beleaguered administration, p

this and somead other kinks worked out, but we never had that. it was an unintended consequence.oing -- was guest: i was doing a story on a lot of people that would qualify. up a listly brought of 4000 patients that go to hurt clinic. 4000 people in texas would , but these people are out of luck. how are they going to continue to provide services for them since they do not have any kind of reimbursement method? as ari mentioned, some of her stories air on npr. you can read their stories and hear their stories at kaiser health news's website. let's hear from vince in indianapolis who is on medicaid. caller: hello. i wanted to ask a question. i'm going to go off medicaid and suspend my social security payments. my best to maintain still maintain my lawyer's license. i know from bankruptcy that there are lots of people who file their medical debts and it bankrupts them. does the eight -- the aca does not address that at all. host: what happens to people with that catastrophic medical situations and cannot pay their bills? can that still happen? guest: absolutely. hope for thosee who