her microchip had tricia's contact information and we got in contact with her. she said oh, my gosh, my cat has been missing seven years. >> i am so thankful. i am so incredibly thankful. >> reporter: for tricia, this will be one present she'll never forget. >> it's incredible. it's a christmas miracle right now. >> so cute. >> this brings tears to your eyes. >> it does. it makes sense to get the chip. oh, look at that. are you a cat guy? you look like you're mad. like you're trying to give away the cat. >> that's my photo overseas. >>> so i'm sort of learning the ropes here. we've got "the mix" right now. is there a little dance that goes on with that? she's got her thing going on. we were talking about getting youtubed. that's going to get us on youtube. we want to take you to washington, d.c. and some starbucks in washington, d.c. deciding to jump right into this whole fiscal cliff debate. coffee baristas are -- they've been told to write on coffee cups to say "come together." so they're writing this handwritten message saying come together as a way of encour

and tricia will be using some slides as well. on allhealth.org and ksf.org. follow along if you care to. and have the requisite technology and from the. treasure, thank you for being with us, and thanks for cosponsoring this event. >> thank you, ed. it is great to be here, and we are thrilled to be here to talk about a topic that needs to be front and center. this has been an issue as ed said, the raising -- has been talked about for many, many years but seems to be on the front barnett today. i guess we'd call it an on again off again, on again off again proposal. but it's not really clear where it is in current budget discussion pics i think it's very important that we're all here to understand what the policy means and what the potential implications could be. i'm just going to briefly set up the remarks from our colleagues, if i can. >> [inaudible] >> great. okay, so medicare eligibility has been, the idea of raising the age of eligibility service something that is on the table. it has been talked about serving in conjunction with raising the age of algeb

tricia, thank you for being with us. and thank you for cosponsoring this event. >> thank you, and it is great to be here, and i'm thrilled we're here to talk about a topic that seems to be front and center. this has been an issue, as ed said, raising the the age of eligibility has been talking about for many, many years. it seems to be on the front burner today. it seems we can call it an on again off again proposal. it's not clear where it is in current budget discussion. i think it's important that we are all here to understand what the policy means and what the potential implications could be. i'm just going -- briefly set up the remarks from the colleagues, if i can. -- [inaudible] >> could i have the fist slide? great. okay medicare eligibility has been the idea of raising the age of eligibility is something that on the table. it has been talked about. sort of in con jen junction. why is it on the table? i think the most obvious answer is because it would be a source of savings for the federal government, and for me

thanks so much, tricia. by charlize theron at the mtv moiv awards. peplin seems to be so hot right now. >> such a big trend, from peplin to that red. it's always on trend for the holiday it's extra on trend right now. >> wearing this dress for a lot less. >> this is amazing from boohoo.com. it is $40. we've got all that same detail, the peplem, the hot red color. such a super flattering shade. >> it hides a lot. >> gives you that real hourglass shape. >> and those shoes are gorgeous on her as well. i love them. >> you look great. thank you so much. next blake lively is wearing a beautiful sparkly dress. take a look at this. >> she looks amazing. >> gorgeous. >> sequins. >> sequins, which is always so much fun for holiday. but also this color is really hot, this deep er -- >> i don't know where they get that from but here is lauren wearing this inspired dress. >> if you're truly acting like a celebrity on this one. this is from rent the runway, premiere destination for renting party dresses. you wear it once,

her microchip had tricia's contact information and we got in touch with her., my gosh. my cat has been missing for seven years. >> i am so thankful. i am so incredibly thankful. >> reporter: for tricia, this will be one present she'll never forget. >> it's incredible. it's a christmas miracle right now. >> so cute. >> almost brings tears to your eyes. look at that. >> it does. it makes sense to get the chip. oh, look at that. are you a cat guy? you look like you're mad. like you're trying to give away the cat. >> yeah, but that's my photo when i'm overseas. trying to look -- >> in a war zone? ♪ >>> so i'm sort of learning the ropes here. getting into "the mix." we've got "the mix" right now. is there a little dance that goes on with that? we have to come back before that. she's got her thing going on. and i like it. >> i try. i'm a bad dancer. >> we were talking about getting youtubed. that's going to get us on youtube. >> it may. >> we want to start off "the mix," by taking you to washington, d.c. and some starbucks in washington, d.c., deciding to jump right

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. >> pe tricia veloy. i have been a part of many neighbors throughout the city. first of all something that you have not been told they have a private permit, and at first admission. going to second emission in california, looked to me like predatory practices. number two, these are the drawings that were presented to the department. can you see this? no mention of the other facilities that sold coffee. they basically said, we want to be here. and didn't mention it. i concerned this as being fraud on the city. food trucks, i firmly believe are a necessity in different places. my question is, is, do you want small business or do you want food trucks. >> we just lost another business to land lords raised the rent from $4500 to $6,000. all throughout the whole city, we are losing jobs, right and left because of high rents, high fees from the city. $9300 for a year, verses $1,000 of fees, requiring to build 30 to 40,000 dollar ada bathrooms. it is not fair. and because they have one a block away now they want two more, this is predatory, this is going to expand to ch

tricia, thank you for being with us and for cosponsoring this event. >> thank you. it is great to be here to refine thrilled we are talking about a topic that is front and center. this has been an issue raising the age of eligibility has been talked about for many years but this seems to be on the front burner today. it's been an off-again and on-again proposal but it isn't clear where it is in the current budget discussion so i think it's important that we are all here to understand what the policy means and with the potential implications could be. i'm just going to briefly set up the remarks for the colleagues if i can. >> can i have the first slide. medicare eligibility is certainly something that is on the table and has been talked about in conjunction with freezing age of eligibility for social security which was done many years ago. why is it on the table? i think the most obvious answer is because a would be a source of savings for the federal government and medicare. the congressional budget office when they left a look at an auction and said that it would

and tricia will be using some slides as well on allhealth.org, and kff.org.follow along if you care to, and have the requisite technology in front of you. trisha, thank you for an being with us, and thanks for cosponsoring this event. >> thank you, ed. it is great to be here, and i am thrilled that we're here to talk about a topic that seems to be front and center. this has been an issue, it's been talked about for many, many, many years, but seems to be on the front burner today. i guess we could call it an on again off again on again proposal. but it's not really clear where it is in current budget discussion. so i think it's very important that we're all here to understand what the policy means and what the potential applications could be. i'm just going to briefly set up the remarks from our colleagues, if i can. [inaudible] >> could i have the first slide? great. okay, so medicare eligibility has been, the idea of raising the age of eligibility is a certain something that is on the table. it has been talked about serving in conjunction with raising the a

tricia mcknight, of new jersey, gave birth to her baby a couple hours ago.re you feeling? how is the baby? >> the baby's great. she's doing really, really well. and i'm feeling really good, too. >> you look fantastic. you just gave birth a couple of hours ago. what's the baby's name? did you name her yet? >> yes. her name is angilie. >> you look so happy and rested right there. >> yes, she is. >> why was it so important to you to have angilie born on december 12th, 2012. you did this by c-section to make it happen. >> she was a surprise. we didn't know if we were having a boy or girl. my husband said, 12-12-12 is a lucky day. maybe we'll get our girl. we have two boys already. and look at that. it all came through. we have our little girl. and perfect. >> she is gorgeous, just like mom. and, doctor, you get a lot of this today? a lot of families coming in wanting to have a lucky baby born on 12-12-12? >> this is a popular day. a lot of people have been requesting that. but also, we had the 10-11-12, that was a popular day. now, we're taking reservations for

that's important because it to some extent alleviates the concern that tricia mentioned that people who lost their eligibility for medicare would lose access to health insurance entirely. because under the health reform law they would have access to new sources of coverage. so our study also goes beyond some of the other analyses to look at the effects of raising the age of eligibility, not just on federal spending and on medicare spending, but also on state spending, on out of pocket costs for the 65 and 66 year 66-year-olds to shift out of medicare. on employer costs, on cost for part b. premiums for people who remain on medicare. on the exchange premiums for younger enrollees, as well as the total health spending a facts of all these changes across all the different players. we estimate about 5,000,065 and 66 euros would be affected if this proposal were implemented in 2014. we assume that all would have coverage from another source if not for medicare although the supreme court's decision to make the medicaid expansion optional calls this assumption into question to some degree. in

>> let my beautiful wife stand up my wife tricia. from looking at her you can definitely tell i can recruit, okay? >> i don't blame him then. macintyre decided to leave san jose state effective immediately after being named the head coach of colorado yesterday. defensive coordinator kent bear will be the interim head coach for the spartans when they play in the military bowl on the 27th. >>> the patriots beat houston by 28 points last night. it was so bad the 49ers got bored watching. >> i got up and turned the tv, went to get some food. >> the showdown is looming on sunday. with the 49ers' tom brady threw 4 touchdowns for the 18th time in his career last night against the texans. but grady was most fired up about his scrambling first down. >> that just caught up the moment what was going on there? >> we don't run too often. so got to show them that i can still do it a little bit. >> what were you trying to show? >> all the rest of the people out there. the opposing defense says i can't run and won't move out of the pocket. so at lea

cocker spaniel dog in a crate sent all the way from texas, black-and-white spotted and her little girl tricia 6-year-old girl named him checkers. the kids love the dog and i want to say this right now there is this charlton heston among us all a regardless of what they say about it. that is of course the central thing that nixon talks about and what gets the name for the speech itself. nixon was very knowingly taking a line from fdr's famous speech and nixon thought it would be great to kind of like make the democrats mad by taking their great leaders onwards and flipping them around to defend himself in what nixon is doing throughout the speech is very clearly that he is divorcing the populist tradition which is rooted in the struggle in the late 19th century among small farmers, and trying to channel their hatred of banks and especially real estate people, who are kind of keeping the small guy down, keeping the small farmer in the state of being impressed -- oppressed. nixon has just been discovered he is getting money from real estate interests, from banking, from oil so what he does is ve

. >> reporter: tricia knows this firsthand. >> my son battles mental illness.008. >> reporter: in november, she prevented a tragedy by calling police on her 20-year-old son, blake, who was plotting a movie theater massacre at the screening of "twilight." authorities stopped him in time. >> i think any mom would blame herself. >> reporter: how to help troubled, young people? it's a topic we've covered often. a few years ago, jodi richardson, a teacher and mother, told us her 14-year-old was becoming out of control. threatening her physically. >> you think, what have i done to bring this on? what am i doing wrong? >> reporter: since our interview with richardson, her son has been diagnosed with two mental disorders. but even with a diagnosis, they're still fighting an uphill battle. >> why would i want to raise a bully? i'm trying hard. >> the resources for parents dealing with these things vary enormously from state-to-state, county-to-county, from district-to-district. >> reporter: no one knows that better than this family. when we met them in 2010 for a "20/20