the only one i think that is really kind of a good catch pavin playing festival circuit. it is outkast. kings of leon, eminem, calvin harris, artic monkeys. they have all been at lollapalooza before. >> the performer but is going to draw one of the biggest crowds of the weekend is not headliner. that is lorde. >> will perform at 630 tonight. everything lollapalooza appeared on my page of the web. crowder still continuing to strain. we have not heard of any arrests or people going down with health reasons. u.s. stocks continuing their downward dissent. >> down about 82 points. the job market showing new gains. to enter 9000 jobs were created. it was still the sixth month in a row were 200,000 jobs were created. the unemployment rate also went up slightly. that is because more people began looking for work. most did not find jobs. regulators not happy with horizon. questioning the company about planning to slow down 4g connection speeds. the company would occasionally slow connections for the top 5 percent of data uses. for eyes and no longer offers on limited data plans. >

emergency pavin to get the road back up to speed and the nearly 50,000 vehicles a day that use this road, it has not been pretty. wane cully has to get around for a living and he's now been hit by this emey two times. >> just today i was delayed about an hour coming in d.c. and about an hour coming out. >> you got it both ways. >> yeah. >> reporter: getting around chevy chase circ hasn't been easy. but at least the fountain is nice to look at. in all seriousne look at western avenue and the traffic that stretches all the way down western trying to get around the circle. and come this way, swing it over to connecticut avenue and the traffic that j trying to get to the circle from connecticut, d backs up a language way. called the maryta highway administration to get their take. >> unfortunately we can't keep the pavement the way it is. so it's forced double lane closier situation. >> and paving will go on until the weekend. until then drives simply throw up their hands and wait it out. and back now live at the traffic >>> and he's back home with his mother. the american journalist freed a

holder, who's executive vice president of upmc, university of pittsburgh medical center, and elena pavin who is manager within the value partnerships d. of the blue cross blue shield of michigan, will join us for the q&a. so we're going to go ahead and start with ted. >> good morning and thank you, marilyn, for having me here today. this is really a very important discussion, and it's one that's going to continue for quite some time into the future, but it really is, i really want to focus today on the issue of network adequacy. and i'd like to just start out be i providing -- by providing a little bit of background and an update from a regulator's perspective on network adequacy. and it's, first of all, it's really important to know and to realize and to remember that there are a lot of conflicting issues surrounding network adequacy. for consumers the main issue is whether or not their doctor or their hospital is in their insurance plan and whether or not they can receive the care that they're looking for. and also whether or not they can ultimately be able to afford in particular thei