>> day one she came to the hospital -- that was mila's first day of preschool. the first day she came to the hospital and we let mila pick the baby out of the nursery. we guide it had. >> pick any one of these. >> so we let her pick her out and she's just totally crazy about her. every morning she goes, mommy, where is poppy? and she has a routine. she likes to sing her lull la buys to poppy when she sleeps. as a newborn nose they sleep all the time. >> >> hi, munch kin. >> yeah, she goes hi, munchkin. >> can you name that tune? >> twinkle, twinkle? >> no. >> carry me home. by the way, can i just point something out? in every picture that you've shown us, the video and two photographs mila is looking at pop yeechlt she's always looking at her. >> she's so crazy about her. she comes and sings these songs to her. it's great because you never know how it's going to go and she has just completed our family. everybody knows i'm hormonal. >> i know. you're crying. >> i cry at the drop of a hat, but it just feels really complete. >> i love you, jenna. we're happy that

that's why mila has hidden her face. they want to stop the company clearing this forest to extract the coal underneath. >> we'll show you what we're going to do. we put our arms through a pipe like this. and then we'll have another pipe on the other side. and that's how we'll stop them cutting down this tree. >> hambach forest is centuries old and rich in biodiversity. but the land belongs to the power giant rwe. four-fifths of the original trees have already been cleared. the motto of these forest activists is "fight europe's biggest climate killer for every meter of land" they don't want any more trees chopped down for lignite with it's high carbon footprint. around two dozen activists live here on the edge of the forest. once a month they welcome visitors into their camp. michael zobel is a forestry expert. he gives locals tours of the area. opinion here is divided when it comes to mining. zobel wants people to see the forest, the mine, and the activists for themselves. this forest has been here since the last ice age

a little girl, her name happens to be mila. >> maybe she was named after mila hager. >> maybe she was. >> or maybe it's me being a narcissist. >> this little baby girl has a crush on adam levine. this is her reaction when her mom tells her that adam levine is already married. take a look. >> i was going to tell you, adam levine got married. >> no! >> he did. >> no! [ crying ] >> no, he didn't, mommy! mommy! he didn't! >> that is unbelievable. i have to say, mila doesn't have as mature of a crush on somebody like adam levine, in fact, she goes, i'm going on a date. and i said with who? and she says daddy boy. i'm like, hallelujah. >> how did about it. what is she into? >> baby dolls and singing things like "row, row, row your boat." she's not into adam levine yet. it's scary when they're 15. >> there are these girls at a baseball game. and look, let's acknowledge that baseball sometimes can be a slow game. lots of room in between pitches and hits and changing the field. it was time to eat. get a hot dog, get crackerjacks. game. one of the announcers had enough of the girls taking selfi

mila? mila: thank you so much. thank you to dr. collins and the commonwealth fund for continuing to do research and invest your research dollars into work that informs people on the ground. very much appreciate your ongoing effort. but influences our approach on the ground. i would also like to think that howard for his many years of leadership. he, i'm sure, mentored many people in this room. his leadership and his contributions we will miss and maybe he'll reconsider retirement. the affordable care working in the district of columbia, just like it is working in kentucky and most states. according to the census, our uninsured rates dropped. in the district of columbia, as many of you know, we had a very low uninsured rate for many years. through the years we have invested a lot in coverage expansion. and expansion to medical care efforts. my whole team was very proud when the census report came out. it really did matter that we were on the ground finding a hard to reach population. we are not done yet and we will not stop until ev

ellen thought mila better meet her crush. every single person that i know in my entire life -- the first two were my wife and that my mother. she is clearly transfixed. stacey: as you can see, mila stayed pretty shy throughout the show. todd: levine and his wife, model behati prinsloo, have actually been married for more than a year. stacey: also getting attention for a viral video tonight 6-year-old lily mc-bain. , todd: the lawrence, kansas girl is making waves for a song she wrote about the kansas city royals. >> we're going to make it to stacey: way to go. you might recognize the song from the movie "pitch perfect." lily actually recorded this video on her first take. her mom shared it on facebook and it has more than a half a million views. lily says she's shocked people she doesn't know are watching her song but she's loving the attention. todd: can you do anything that musically? tony: i cannot. speaking of the royals, a wild announcer: from iowa's sports leader, this is kcci 8 sports. tony: what an opportunity for the

i think it's much more likely to raise premiums. >> mila? >> yeah. so kind of just stepping back, we call that the largest component of premiums is claims. so that anything that helps lower claims can help put downward pressure on premiums. but there's still some uncertainty about the impact of mergers. and that's, will depend in part on the particular market. regarding both the level of insurer competition that exists in that market right now and also the relative balance of negotiating power between the insurers and providers and whether insurers can get increased power when they're in negotiating their provider payment rates and also the enhanced ability to implement delivery and reform. so i think there is potential there, but i really think it is going to vary by market. >> i would just quickly add, in some states before the aca, the largest carrier was essentially a monopoly with 90% or more of the market. and since the aca, certainly, in many places, weaver' seen market share shrink, which is good, if you believe that smaller market share incr

thank you so much for the extra time. >> you're welcome, mila. you can submit a question on a green card and you may tweet a question to #oe3. if you can please introduce yourself. [inaudible] >> do you have any idea what the use of mental health may have impact -- [inaudible] >> well, i'm sorry, i don't have any data on that. i know in the trade literature there's been a number of articles about the increase use of mental health services, i can't give you any numbers and i can't cite any studies that i can recall that gave us numbers. >> anybody else? i guess he asked two questions, yeah. we don't have any numbers, but i will tell you that we have a behavioral committee you should -- under our advisory board that meets and we have had conversations regarding mental health parity. we don't really have any issues with mental health parity in kentucky, but with do have a meeting scheduled in november 9th and we are bringing medical directors or staff that are familiar with behavior health as well as the medicaid to have discussion on mental health

mila looked so into it. >> what is your name, young lady? >> i'm such a big fan. >> anyway, you know i don't approve. >> i love you, mom! after the show madonna tweeted, thanks, katherine. >> did you enjoy the >> very much. >> madonna takes on san diego tomorrow night. >> jul didn't make the concert, but she has idoliz madonna since she was 15 and i hear that she a even dressed up as madonna from "desperately seeking susan" when she was a teen. >> that's what julie told me. it was a no-brainer when she had to pick what music superstar she wanted to be for "the talk's" halloween episode. who's that girl? that's julie chen totally unrecognizable as madonna for "the talk's" epic halloween lip sing we were there for her madge makeover. probably the biggest >> well, when you take a chinese girl from queens make her an italian white gi from michigan, i think i have the biggest stretch here >> aisha tyler does a spot- beyonce. sharon osborne as this oversized wig as sia and check out this out. talking. prayer today. how i'm going to crush you in my

thank you so much for the extra time. >> great, thank you, mila. so we will now open up to take your questions. and, again, we have two microphones, here and here. you can submit a question on a green card, and you may tweet a question to #oe3. and we already have a question. if you could introduce yourself. [ inaudible ] >> do you have any idea as to -- [ inaudible ] >> well, i'm sorry. i don't have any data on that. i know, in the trade literature there's been a number of articles about the increased use of mental health services, but i can't give you any numbers, and i can't cite any studies that i can recall that gave us numbers. >> oh, anybody else? >> well, he had asked, i guess, two questions. so we don't have any numbers. but i will tell you that we have a behavior health sub committee under our advisory board that meets. and we have had conversations regarding mental health parity, and to our knowledge, and we've also engaged the department of insurance in those discussions. we're not really having any issues with mental health parity in k

mila? mila: thank you so much. thank you to dr. collins and the commonwealth fund for continuing to do research and invest your's our research dollars to the approach on the ground. i would also like to think that howard for his many years of leadership. he, i'm sure, mentored many people in this room. his leadership and his contributions we will mess. maybe he will reconsider retirement. the affordable care working in the district of columbia, just like it is working in kentucky and most states. census, our the uninsured rates dropped. in the district of columbia, as we had a veryow, low uninsured rate for many years. through the years we have invested a lot in coverage expansion. and expansion to medical care efforts. team was very proud when the census report came out. it really did matter that we were on the ground finding a hard to reach population. wille not done yet and we not stop until every single person, child, individual who lives in the district or works in the district has access to affordable, quality health coverage

i had a question about your consumer interface for carrie and mila. i heard you say your default setting for your display of plans, you're going to show silver plans first. so i know that now you have these decision tools, you could also potentially default -- set a default setting for out-of-pocket liability and other things and there's some research showing that does help people make decisions that end up saving costs. so are you considering changing your default settings and just how did you go about that process? what research backed up your decision? carrie: so there are several ways in kentucky that consumers can filter on plans. it's only if you're eligible for cost sharing reductions, if your income is below 250% of the federal poverty level, we'll display the silver plans first. but there's also some other filters where if you just want to look at bronze plans, you can filter on bronze plans. if you want to filter on the amount of your deductible, all the plans with a 2,000 deductible will be displayed. if you want to filter on premium amount

thank you, mila. so we will now open up for, to take your questions, and again, we have two microphones, here and here. you can submit a question on a green card, and you may tweet a question to hashtagging oe3. and we already have a question here an the microphone. if you could, please, introduce yourself. >> [inaudible] cori and jon, do you have any idea to what degree -- [inaudible] may have an impact -- [inaudible] do you have any idea -- [inaudible] >> well, i'm sorry, i don't have any data on that. i know in the trade literature there's been a number of articles about the increased use of mental health services, but i can't give you any numbers, and i can't cite any studies that i can recall that gave us numbers. >> oh. anybody else? >> he had asked, i guess, two questions. yeah. so we don't have any numbers, but i will tell you that we have a behavior health subcommittee under our advisory board that meets, and we have had conversations regarding mental health parity. and to our knowledge -- an

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mila, i couldn't have timed it any better. >> fantastic.re going to turn the microphone over to mila kofman with the d.c. exchange, and i want to remind you that if you're following us on twitter, that the twitter handle is hashtag oe3. we welcome your questions that way or comments as well. after mila finishes her presentation, we're going to turn to q&a, so start getting your questions ready. you'll be able to ask your questions both -- we have two microphones set up in the room, or you also have a green card in your packet on which you can write down questions, and our staff will be circulating around the room and will pick them up and bring them to us. and, of course, again, if you are not in the room with us and you're following on c-span2, you can tweet your question at hashtag oe3. mila. >> thank you so much. first of all, thank you to dr. collins and the commonwealth fund for continuing to do research and invest your research dollars into work that actually informs people on the ground. very much appreciate your ongoing effort. not

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mila was on the ellen degeneres show. it was a pricesurprise for mila and it was almost too much for her to handle. watch. she is like, no. i'm over you, adam. i'm done. a little overwhelmed. maybe she moved on. finally, on the tonight show with jimmy fallon was bruce willis. wearing a wig. when jimmy asked what's going on with the hair. bruce explained it's always been that way and we just never noticed. >> he finally let it grow in. >> there we go. combover. that's your "popstart." >> good look for him. you think? >> you want to try it? >>> we're back in a moment. if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. >>> and that does it for us on a saturday morning. >> really fun to be here today. >> good to ha

mila was on the ellen degeneres show. it was a pricesurprise for mila and it was almost too much for her to handle. watch. i'm over you, adam. i'm done. a little overwhelmed. maybe she moved on. finally, on the tonight show with jimmy fallon was bruce willis. wearing a wig. when jimmy asked what's going on with the hair. bruce explained it's always been that way and we just never noticed. >> he fininly let itt grow in. >> there we go. combover. that's your "popstart." >> good look for him. you think? >> you want to try it? >>> we're back in a moment. nbc. >>>nd that does it for us on a >> really fun to be here today. >> good to have you here. are you available tomorrow? we would like you to come back. say yes, you get used to the funk in your man-cave. you think it smells fine, but your wife smells this... sfx: ding music startsts luluily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics there's febreze fabric refresher it doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors. ...you've gone noseblind to woman inhales use febreze fabric refresher till

mila was on the ellen degeneres show. a it was almost too much for her to handle. watch. she is like, no. i'm over you, adam. i'm done. a little overwhelmed. maybe she moved on. finally, on the tonight show with jimmy fallon was bruce willis. wearing a wig. when jimmy asked what's going on with the hair. bruce explained it's always been that way and we just never noticed. >> he finally let it grow in. >> there we go. combover. that's your "popstart." >> good look for him. you think? >> you want to try it? >>> we're back in a moment. but first this is "today" on nbc. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >>> and that does it for us on a saturday morning. >> really fun to be here today. >> good to have you here. are you available tomorrow? we would like you to come back. say yes, in your man-cave

mila was on the ellen degeneres show.a it was almost too much for her to handle. watch. she is like, no. i'm over you, adam. i'm done. a little overwhelmed. maybe she moved on. finally, on the tonight show with jimmy fallon was bruce willis. wearing a wig. when jimmy asked what's going on with the hair. bruce explained it's always been that way and we just never noticed. >> he finally let it grow in. >> there we go. combover. that's your "popstart." >> good look for him. you think? >> you want to try it? >>> we're back in a moment. but first this is "today" on nbc. okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. whatever speed you need, fios has it. so if you need more streaming for more devices, fios gives you options with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 mpbs. and we're not just talking downloads. we're talking equal upload speeds, too. you can upload your favorite videos up to 5

look what happened when little mila was informed that the frontman for maroon 5 is off the market. >>id. >> no, mommy! >> don't tell mila he's been married to the model behati prinsloo for more than a year. >> she's okay. there will be another adam levine coming along. >> you go drive at the car right now. >> yeah. >>> and finally, guys. "scandal" back on the air. this gladiator is very happy. direct from the white house, welcome with us, our very first presidential "pop-in" mr. tony goldwyn. hi, tone. good to see you. >> we all stand up. >> i was waiting for the official music. >> how are you. >> mwah. >> thank you for the music. we're going to talk later about "scandal." give me the scoop. tell us what i need to know. all things olivia pope. right now, tony's agreed to play a game with us. i'm sure you heard about this. to tony tattles. you'll tell us which co-star would be most likely to find themselves in that situation? >> you agreed to this? >> i'm going in blind. >> most likely to go skinny dipping at a scandal cast party. >> i would say joe morton. >> really? he plays the big

mila was just a flower girl in a wedding. look at that picture. >> oh, my gosh. >> and i feel like it's all day long. she just wants to kiss her, kiss her. but look at that flower girl. >> it's not easy. you know sometimes weddings are funky that way. honor. my guest friend farrell got married in texas. i couldn't really help. so henry was on total dad duty. i'm proud of her for being a flower girl. she did great. she ran down the aisle. and at the end she goes "daddy " ! ." and you hear this little she stole the show. >> speaking of shows, we have a great show. we have the guys from flipping boston here. they're going to talk about transforming your home with the right lighting. and you know who's got a birthday today? bobbi thomas has a birthday today. >> talk about a beautiful mother. >> back at you. >> how do you feel on your birthday? >> i don't know. i keep forgetting. >> she'd like to be sleeping. >> i'm happy to be here. >> she's got some great surprises, and we have a lot of great things in the show. some breaking ne

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towns across the south like milas are strong holds of the ataturk people's party going by the acronym c.h.p. supporters know the party is accused of behaving as if it's entitled to power. >> translation: the c.h.p. vote is constant. i don't think they'll get more than 40%. it needs to become a party of the people. >> in june's election, the c.h.p. failed to capitalize with satisfaction on the ruling a.k. party. they secured 25% of the vote, about the same as in 2011. now, some of its supporters are frustrated that there'll be another poll. >> no party. no leaders, including the air support came to ask if i'm hungry. whether i have money, our taxes are paying for the elections. they are a burden for all of us. the latest poll suggests a result similar to june, falling short of a majority in parliament. a coalition between ath p&c hp - imagine a communist party. the c.h.p. was talking about democracy, kurdish rights, lifting immunity. the akp is against this. after the june election most supporters were opposed to the coalition with the a.k. party. if the scenario appears again, the c.h

towns across the south, like milas are strongholds of the republican people's party, which goes back to the turkish acronym, the c.h.p. supporters know that party is accused of behaving as if it is entitled to power >>> the c.h.p. vote is constant. i don't think they'll get more than 30%. it needs to become a party of the people. >> in june's election, the c.h.p. failed to capitalize on dissatisfaction with the ruling a.k. party. they secured 25% of the vote, about the same as in 2011. some supporters are frustrated there'll be another poll. >> no party, no leaders, including the air support came toll ask if i'm hungry or not. whether i have money. our taxes are paying for the elections, they are a burden for all of us. >> reporter: the latest poll suggests a result similar to jin, and the a.k. party falling short of a majority in parliament. >> a coalition between the ak p&c hp is impossible. imagine a communist party and a nationalist party forming a government. the c.h.p. was talking about democracy, kurdish rights, lifting immunity from criminal prosecution. the akp is against th

towns across the south like milas are strongholds of the republic piece's party. they're accused of behaving as if nare intiened to mour. >> the chp vote is constant. i don't think they will ever get more than 30%. it needs to become a party of the people. >> reporter: in june's election the chp failed to capitalize on any dissatisfaction with the ruling act party and secured 25% of the vote, about the same as in 2011. now some of the supporters are frustrated with another poll. >> translator: no party no leaders came to ask if i'm hungry or not, whether i have money. we're getting more in debt. our taxes are paying for these elections. they're a burden for all of us. >> the latest poll suggest the results in november broadly similar to june, and the party fell short of a majority in parliame parliament. >> translator: a co-lags between the ahp and chp is impossible. they're forming a government and talking about democracy, kurd ishg rights and lifting immunity from criminal prosecution. >> after the june election most chp supporters were opposed to the idea of a

certainly mila we can counted mile as one candidate really going to flip the script tonight. >> it ising. >>> hillary clinton opening up about what motivates her. she appeared on "the late show" with stephen colbert last night. dishing what it's like to run. why she wants it so badly, and how she can get america back on track. >> you look in the last couple of weeks that you are having fun. >> right. right. >> is it fun to run for president of the united states? >> some days. >> yes. >> some days. it really is fun. some days it is just very hard work. and you do so me vents you do kind of lose track of a where you are. but most days something happens during the day that really makes you feel like yes, i know why i'm doing this. i am so committed. and it is because somebody said something to me on a rope line -- >> well that leads me to my next question. why are you doing this? why do you want -- this is the question ted kennedy could not answer in 1979. why do you want to be president of the united states. >> i want to be president because i want to build on the progress that we've be

so we're going to turn the microphone over to mila kaufman with the dc exchange.f you're following us on twitter, the twitter handle is #oe3. we welcome your questions or comments as well. after her comments we will open q&a. we have two microphones set up in the room, or you also have a green card in your packet on which you can write down questions, and our staff will be circulating around the room and will peick them up and bring thm to us. if you are not in the room with us and are following on c-span 2 you can tweet your question at #oe3. >> thank you. very much appreciate your ongoing effort, not only informs but influences our approach on the ground. and i'd also like to thank ed howard for his many years of leadership. i'm sure he mentored many people in this room, including myself, fresh out of law school. so his leadership and his contributions we will miss and maybe he'll reconsider retirement.

. >> mila, democratic sources tell me vice president biden is still sounds very serious.s are not sure how long this can drag out. his team is talking to operatives about joining a potential campaign. and seems like every day biden sends out another teaser. consider these comments yesterday where he seemed to be talking about hillary clinton. here is what he had to say. >> darrell issa not a republican friend of mine. he's a friend. i don't consider republicans enemies. they are friends. >> now that seemed to be a reference to what hillary clinton said at the debate last week in las vegas where she talked about republicans being her enemies. that comment from the vice president really coming close to a dig at hillary clinton. now moving on we should point out he's so confident that biden will run he tweeted about it. he tweeted he has a source telling him bide listen run. i talked to boyle yesterday. he stands by the tweet saying the information came from a source close to biden. if biden did not run at this point it is because he's pulling back from that decision has alr