a couple of times and we are at a critical inflection point. you have had concerns about getting americans and getting empowered in their health care trajectory. what do you think the big equities are that we have to get right as we look into the next year? if the goal of the health care reform it has always been, how do you lower cost, ensure access to as many people as possible and make sure that you have the highest quality? people figure you can only get two of the three. our goal has to be to get all three. affordable care does not address cost but so therefore, we have cost as the driver. you can control cost by limiting access or decreasing quality that you don t want that either. i would argue going forward that liningfocus on incentives, making the patient the center of the process, she is the reason for the care, not the excuse for the bill, and you a line the financial service with the patient and the provider, then you can achieve all three. you focus on bet
this was germany, a beautiful country. (music) a historic country. (music) a prosperous country. a modern country. the german people, a clean and tidy people. an educated people. a musical people. an industrious people. these people look all right. the mailman, the farmer, they all look like the folks back home. holding jobs. raising families. enjoying life. they certainly look like the kind of people we can understand. or can only? a quiet decent people who prepared 20 years to bring more war into the world. a religious people who burned churches, imprison ministers, persecute the faithful. the kindly people who accept blood purchase, concentration camps. the gentle people who tortured, starved, exterminate. these were men, they died in german concentration camps. (music) these too were men. they did not quite die. these bones were men, women and children sent to be exterminated in the german death factory. this is the scientifically designed gas chamber.
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the big-league stuff yet, but someday it may be. for many years the american pastime has been the japanese pastime. based ballparks are jammed, and the fans root for their favorites with plenty of spirit. it could be brooklyn. but this american influence may be one of the most remarkable in the history books of tomorrow. japan s first steps on the road to democracy. a short time ago japan was declaring aggressive war on democracies of the world. today, the japanese people are sincerely anxious to learn the idea they fought against. they look forward to the day when they will become a peaceful member of the united nations. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] this was germany, a beautiful country. a historic country. a prosperous country. a modern country. the german people, a clean and tidy people. an ed
fifth birthday with a new production. heavy metal yoga a new fitness routine that s hard to imagine. winter warmer a special german dish to warm those colder. we kick off today s show was one of the world s most famous ice shows how the day on ice now this year is particularly special because the traveling show is marking its seventy fifth birthday now what began as a small production in a hotel until you know ohio in one thousand nine hundred three has turned in to a major franchise with star skaters i was on hand in the runup to the season premiere to see how things are progressing so far. dress rehearsal and holiday on ice it s not long before opening night and the skaters are still getting used to their elaborate costumes and learning the. this famous production is celebrating seventy five years on the ice the new show is aptly named show time to get skaters including two thousand and eighteen a limpid gold winners out the owners have schenkel and bruno must so. i mean ba