verybody, i'm beth troutman.r the best videos from the web "right this minute." >>> a construction worker is hurt on the job when -- >> a metal rod snaps. >> how he survived a direct hit straight to the head. >> oh my god! >> oh. >> that's not a tiny little -- >> call 911, hurry, hurry. >> a driver starts doing doughnuts before going on a rampage. >> he rammed that truck inside of a blockbuster video. >> the trail of destruction from a world-class flip-out. >>> stuck in a claw

verybody, i'm beth troutman. time for the best videos from the web "right this minute." >>> a construction worker is hurt on the job when -- >> a metal rod snaps. >> how he survived a direct hit straight to the head. >> oh my god! >> oh. >> that's not a tiny little -- >> call 911, hurry, hurry. >> a driver starts doing doughnuts before going on a rampage. >> he rammed that truck inside of a blockbuster video. >> the trail of destruction from a world-class flip-out. >>> stuck in a claw machine. the kid's having a blast but -- >> mom's not happy about it. >> how he wound up in the second happiest place on earth. >>> a guy decides to test a zip line -- >> from the top rung of the ladder. >> why the test was very quick. >> think you're having a bad day at work? i'll start by warning, this is very difficult to watch. feint of heart, turn around now. you should watch, beth. not you. in australia, 19-year-old worker picking up debris with this excavator and as he's picking up part of it, a metal rod snaps and went right

so obama care making sure verybody is covered. and that's going to control the cost a little bit. but medical care problems are the challenge that we're dealing with. medicare and obama care are just symptoms of it. >> if it was paid for, if it was aw, so it is being paid. basically it just adds to the deficit. next question. >> is there a mandate for providers to participate. it is great to have insurance, but you need someone to accept it. are they going to be on the system the way they are paid for medicaid or medicare? the private -- is there some kind of mandate to compel these hospitals or corporations so that once you have this insurance somebody is going to actually accept it for payment? >> the answer in short is no. some states have looked at it. massachusetts has tried that in the past. but the answer so that is no. it is not a mandate. i think one of the challenges we find on the medicaid side right now. we pay medicaid costs 75%. we pay about 70% of that, per state. that's one of the things we have to consider. we're already cost shifting 30% on to everybody else. we,

anything will probably find some savings because they're only paying for themselves now, not for verybody else. the marketplace where those without insurance will go, i say those without insurance, because you already have churns, you'll get the benefits but don't have to do anything, you'll keep the insurance that you have. but those who are buying insurance in the marketplace, it will be run not by the state -- some states are running their own. virginia elected to let the federal government do all the work. and so it's being run at the federal level. medicaid expansion is uncertain. there are huge benefits for expanding medicare. excuse me, medicaid, but they would cover -- if we expand medicaid under obamacare, 400,000 virginians would get health care. virginia has some of the strictest eligibility standards now so a lot of people, working poor, would be able to get medicaid coverage. we have found that because virginia cover as lot of things like if you go to m.c.v. hospital and can't pay, the state will pick it up. if you go to the health department and get services and can't pay, t