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He won't stop shaking, i don't know what else to say. bill: negotiators finally luring him to the home. they shot him dead. the teenage boy is not harmed. martha: this fox's alert as well, a big day on capitol hill as house lawmakers are about to hear from marco rubio and others in a controversial provision called the risk corridor. have you heard about this part? it says if insurance companies spend too much of their own money on six people, he will have to chip in and help them out. some critics say that is what we call a bailout, folks, and here we go again. joining me from washington. why ...

Self-employed contractor who had a individual plan for his family. >> it works out to about $15,000 more a year in premiums that i'll have to pay for services that i don't really need. >> and a leukemia patient who also had her policy canceled. >> so i ended up enrolling in a private plan where i can at least get my chemotherapy, but of course, i'm paying a higher price now, as far as out of pocket costs. >> yet another issue has republicans riled up. if enough young people don't sign up, and they haven't yet, then the insurance companies could lose money and under obamacare get bailed out by ...

We learn about a little known provision that basically says if insurance companies suffer losses three years after the implementation of obama care, we are the ones who are going to reimburse and compensate insurance companies for their losses. it's ridiculous. >> risk corridor is going to cost a trillion dollars and then the "new york times" headline this week was insurers are offered assistance for losses. this isn't free market capitalism. >> no, it certainly isn't. it's a joke. it's terrible. one trillion dollars as you said in the first ten years is the normal cost of this thing is going ...

Goes by, we get a little bit closer because of all the fixes that the administration is announcing. closer to what republicans were asking for in the first place. >> first regarding what plouffe said, bob, you're assuming millions will be signed up. i can't make that assumption, number one. number two, maybe millions will be thrown off their insurance because in the first month and a half, 5 million have been thrown out. the fixes. nancy pelosi said you have to pass it before you find out what's in it. she was right. over the weekend we find out this risk corridor. the risk corridor basically ...

Insurance companies? >> it was all supposed to be part of a big pool of money, yes. so they collected taxes from various industries to cover cost of new subsidy structures. medicaid expansion into the law. this risk corridor provision was supposed to be a zero provision. it didn't cost the federal government now. what senator rubio is realizing it will cost a lot of money. in 2014 the risk provile will be -- profile will be much worse than enactment and payouts from the federal government will far exceed any clawback they get from people with ex-session profits. the risk corridor will be a big...