♪ >> a battle brewing in washington over healthcare reform as white house presses for with g.o.p. plan to replace obamacare. democrats are stedfast in their opposition, but the biggest fight may come from within the republican party's own ranks, welcome to a grand new hour of "america's news hq" i am arthel neville. >> and i am eric shawn. trump has been pulling out all heavy hitters, mike pence making a stop yesterday in kentucky, home of one of the bill's highest profiled doubters,

senator rand paul. >> president trump heads to tennessee this week for a health weahealthcare bill rally in nas. arthel: garrett tiny is live from washington with the latest. >> arthel, they may not be sold on current plan but today a number of conservatives said they are optimistic they might be able to get there because republicans have a change in tone among leadership over last few days, rather an an our way or highway, leaders say they are open to changes and suggestions to get the bill passed. this morning, for the most part republicans are full onboard with the american health care act. >> when you look at where we are, i would say there is 85% of this bill, as universal agreement amongst republicans, the then final pieces we're

having conversations about. this does repeal and replace obamacare in the they that we've lead out over the years. reporter: they may agree on 85% of the bill, there is strong feelings about that remaining 15, particularly among members of conservative health freedom caucus for criticizing the plan for not fully repealing the obamacare. on cbs' "face the nation," a outspoken critic of plan senator rand paul who said if those issues are not addresses, the bill will not pass. >> if we get what we got from ryan, obamacare-light he will not have the votes, we have to get to that point before true negotiations begin. right now there is a charm offensive going on, everything is being nice to everybody. reporter: president trump said he is open to new ideas and suggests for how to improve the g.o.p. plan, and he mans to meet with lawmakers including members

of house feed o -- freedom cauls on week. arthel: thank you, garrett. >> on capitol hill, white house also set to formally layout a spending blueprint for the budget gear, there are democrats and republicans taking issue with some of the proposed cuts it would raise defense spending by $pou $pour billion -- $4 bil. and there would be large hits in other areas. reporter: government ran a $587 billion deficit last year, now president trump promises to do more with less. on thursday he is plans to send his proposed budget to congress that could make politically painful cuts to domestic programs to move money to security issues and cutback on waste. >> when they need to spend money somewhere they have to cut it,

these are tough decisions but president has shown he is ready, willing and able. reporter: cuts would hit epa and education departments and housing and urban development. white house considering cuts to coast guard, tsa and fema and grants to local and state governments that rely on federal funding. >> idea of cutting agencies that are contributing to border security at same time you try to strengthen border security needs to be dealt with more constructively, i think that it is one of tools to use to make it happen. a big winner it trump's plan is pentagon $54 billion boost for defense spending, president promised to rebuild the military and defend the border, president has promised to lead medicare and social security virtually untouchd. but another question that white house and congress must consider is how to fund the new g.o.p.

health care plan. >> thank you, lauren. arthel: eric, a deadline looming for president trump as house intelligence committee demands proof of president's claim that obama administration bugged trump you to e, law -- tower, lawmakers giving him until tomorrow to turnover any evidence. christian fish ser live at white house. reporter: two big outstanding questions, right now, the first, you know will the white house even comply with this request? and then second question, does any evidence actually exist? today top democrat on house intelligence committee said he does not think so. >> i don't expect we'll see any evidence of this either. i agree with tom cotton, you know, their there are one of two possibilities either the question deliberately, some for some reason made up the change. or perhaps more disturbing president believes this.

reporter: charge that barack obama ordered wiretapping of trump tower during the election, the former election has denied that charge. and even james comey has reportedly asked the justice department to publicly reject the president's claim. congressman schiff will ask comey about it directly when he testifies later this month before the full committee. republicans have been very critical of president trump on this issue, mccain and blunts said there is zero need for congress to investigate this. >> i have no reason to believe that the charge is true, but i will believe that the president of u.s. could clear it up in a minute, just pick up the phone, call director of cia and national intelligence, and say, what happened? because they certainly should know whether the former president of the united states

of wiretapping trump tower. >> president has congress to look at that, which is interesting, since the president could actually himself ask that question. reporter: senator mccain said that president trump has two options, he could either retrack the claim or provide evidence to congress and the public to back up that claim. we'll see what president trump decides to do, perhaps there is a third option, that we've not thought bwe'll see what he decides to do with that deadline tomorrow. arthel: christian fisher thank you. >> a fox extreme weather alert for you, spring, it may be 8 days away, but marcha going out like a lion, northeast is bracing for what could be season's biggest snow storm, late winter blizzard watches issued for new york city and boston, the system targets midatlantic and northeast past ban gore, maine.

adda is live in the fox weather center, this storm it is going to affect millions of people this week? reporter: it is, look at most recent updated watches and warning, covering a huge area from portions of virginia to maine, in this pink color is now a winter storm warning. and that blizzard watch? that is on the coast, including new york city, running you up. these are areas you could see really severe winter weather the next couple of days, driven by very cold temperatures, small capping back. -- snapping back, with spots in teens in minneapolis. and this system is in sitting in the 20s in new york city. two systems we're paying attention to, there is a disturbance off of the coast in southeast, and snow across upper midwest, this area that is going to be tracking off today the

east, we will be seeing snow combining becoming one system. watch as it moves up the coast, wu have the time stash, monday overnight to tuesday. we watch the move through midwest to the east coast, here you are early tuesday morning, very early, through overnight hours, lingering through the day tuesday to wednesday. this is the time frame, where we have the heaviest snow for northeast. think of tuesday as main day. as far as snow fall forecasts? you get really deep colors, purples, that is suggesting maybe as much as two feet, but i think widespread, a good foot, and winds to 50 mile an hour, that could be white out conditions, this is when you hear that word blizzard thrown around. >> a lot of people that have to be careful, they will stock up on food. and water, and be careful, and

would not want to be in rush hour. >> a lot of folks may be staying home that would be a best plan. arthel: thank you, adam. >> republican senator against pushing for a thorough investigation into president trump's alleged ties with russia. ahead startling admission by one presidential adviser that is reigniting that call. >> an avalanche stranded dozens of high school students in washington state. how long will it be before they can get home? >> i think a lot of it is the fact that you know it was an avalanche, that is just such a crazy thing you think ooh, that would never happen to me.

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the girl's death sadly has been ruled accidental. >> and arnold schwarzenegger putting rumors to rest, saying he will not be running for the senate from california. but he is not giving up on politics, he said he is now focusing on redistricting reform. arthel: two republican senator calling for continuing investigation into russia's interference into last year's election, as rodger stone, a long time adviser to president trump, admits to messaging the dnc hackers on twitter. >> general clapper has made most public statement on that so far that is no evidence of inclusion between -- of any collusion between the campaigns and russians.

that does not mean that the russians were not involved with our elections, because we know they were. >> that requires further scrutiny, so far i don't think that american people have all of the answers. arthel: to help break it down for us, terra meller. let's go here first, former director of national intelligence, general james clapper said he has found no evidence of collusion, do you think that investigation which seep going? -- should keep going. >> i believe there is enough to have app an investigation, there have been enough situations where timeline is suspicious, and dishonesty between meetings with russia. there is enough, we have a lot of smoke, and not know what the fire circumstance but we do have

enough in terms of sparks to get to the bottom of this, trump administration should want an investigation, if they do in the believe there is wrong doing, that would clear the air on this. and you know, if you have nothing to hide, why not be supportive of the investigation. arthel: there is a growing list of contacts between trump associates and russian officials, emerging in recent weeks, as today we're reporting. can this be sloughed off as a political witch-hunt or is there something underlying that could have intelligence community itching to get to bottom of? >> i don't think it is a political witch-hunt, you had republicans and democrats looking at classify information and senators from both sides saying there were still more questions, mccain said the investigation needs to run its course, it is unclear what might be the issue, i am not saying there is a collusion of russian hacking on the election, but perhaps other problem, maybe compromising information with

heller or financial dealing that were problematic. against all speculation without seeing classified information that is part of the investigation and without talking to individuals, there are a view different scenarios of different leveling of gravity, to rule them out, an investigation does need to run its course. arthel: talk about something else, federal officials reportedly opened a criminal investigation into leaked trophies of classified documents describing cia cyber operations for everybody to see, what do you think that attorney generallial jeff sessions and trouble trouble to do any -- trump administration should do about assange the founder of wikileaks? >> sure, sean spicer and president made statements about this, you go they did not come out condemning assange and wikileaks be they caulked aboutt

cia and vu vul forbill -- vulner bilvulnerability. >> and as it fbi, and they will get to bottom of this, this is a national security issue this gives information to our enemies that can undermine our counter intelligence and counterterrorism operations, i think that is the real issue here. and administration to come out more strongly condepping this type of bulk leaking or massive breach of classified information, which seems to have condoleezzconsidered here. kevinhere. kevin: wha-- arthel: what are your concerns? >> there are ties in past between russian and wikileaks. i am not say there was russian involvement here, that is possible. the investigation will show.

if it was a disgruntled insider who acted on their own. it is too early to say, what happened here. i have no bought that fbi and the cia in coordination with the investigation will get to the bottom. arthel: back to some something you touched on a little bit. saying that you feel that president trump should want to get to the bottom of all of these leaks. trump administration has said, they don't like it either, and they are saying, it -- that hold over from previous administration. what is it that in terms of information that the president had, president trump, has at his finger tips. where would you recommend he go to pinpoint what is happening? >> there are two issues, on the russia scenario, everything going on with campaign associates and meetings, the trump administration could get out ahead of this, by releasing

timelines, and information on meetings and contacts their campaign officials had, that could stop a lot of the questions and serve to make it less of a distraction for their other issues on their agenda. in terms of leaks coming out of intelligence community, potentially, that problematic. if a person is going to commit a crime and do this, they are going to commit a crime and do this. but if an insider turns, it is difficult to prevent. the administration become out with strong condemnation for them, also overtime if you build trust that is helpful in terms of leaks. >> what are americans to think? we're supposed to trust everyone in intel community? >> yeah, i do think that this is hurtful in terms of how it makes the intelligence community look. they have lost some very classified information.

to blame the community for what is one individual, doing something that violates the law is problematic. the individual and individual putting it out on internet like wikileaks are those to blame. arthel: i understand your point, thank you so much terra. >> thank you. arthel: eric. eric: president trump's revised immigration order, will face legal hurdles, what hawaii has planned. >> and white house officials, have been downplaying the impending report. this is house speaker paul ryan has been detailing the impact by those covered by obamacare if the republican plan is approved.

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arthel: it is time for top of news, a jordannian soldier serving life for killing 7 israeli schoolgirls in a 1997 shooting rampage, releas releasr serving 20 years in prison, as allowed under juro jordanian la. eric: heavy rain,. so far, there have been no serious injuries reports. arthel: thousands of people taking part in rallies is more than 40 cities across europe, voicing support for the eu after uk brexit vote, politicians opposing are edo not represent majority of citizens. arthel: president trump's revised travel ban to go into effect thursday. but a court hearing in hawaii on wednesday could put a halt to, that new version places a 90 day

ban on people from 6 mainly muslim makes and a 120 day ban on all revenues, will carr is live with the latest. reporter: the administration and independent legal expert feel that new ban is on granderring well grounds than the first, what has been block by federal contract, the revised order puts brakes on new visas. current visa orders are not impacted and iraq has been taken off the list, friday, more than 140 foreign policy experts, mostly from obama administration. wrote a letter to trump --

saying: attorney general in hawaii who will challenge new ban this week has stronger words. >> it is saying if you are from one of these 6 are presumptively a terrorist. reporter: protest took place at airports across the country after the initial ban, but members of administration maintained this is all about keeping americans safe. >> today more than 300 people, according to fbi, who came here as refugees are under an fbi investigation today, for potential terrorism related activities. reporter: the ban set to start on thursday. arthel. arthel: thank you, will. >> eric? eric: we can learn more about critical parts of republican healthcare plan this week, congressional budget office is expected to release its

analysis, in the coming days. perhaps tomorrow. that report will outline cost of potential impact of the plan on the health care industry. the white house has gone on defensive about it. noting that cbo has thin has beg about health care eestimates before. >> if the cbo were right about obamacare to begin with there would be 8 million more people on obamacare, i love the folks at cbo, sometimes we have to do stuff they are not cape be capf doing. reporter: what will be impact? kitty is joining us. are mccatchy newspaper claim, you know reports say that cbo estimate 15 milia 15 millioe could lose insurance, do we have

any indication. >> all eyes on what that want will say. but, in terms of just how many people, may be at risk of losing insurance by their measurements. as you noted. some republicans and white house officials as well as speaker paul ryan have already been out there, prebudding what they think could be a potentially on ooptic front eyebrow raising numbers. eric: talk about those eyebrow raising numbers 10 million people potentially could lose, and premiums up 30%. program. tax cut for wealthy, you won't have to pay that obamacare cut, 118 million people will lose medicaid, how do you know republicans come out, what do they say to reassure people, they will not lose their

coverage? >> we had a speaker ryan out there on sunday show, today and a number of other folks out there from administration officials, talking about why they feel that the cbo is an imperfect estimate, making an argument under their plan you will have more people, who have choices, for more affordable healthcare options, they are saying comparing apples and oranges. no question, that democrats, see this as an opportunity for you know, key messaging point, certainly, as soon as we get official numbers from the cbo . i spoke with a prominent democratic operative, said as a good liberal, i hope that this bill is not successful, but as a democrat, see opportunities to make some key points here. if we see people in threat of losing insurance. the bill is contention between

republican and democrats, but even within the republican caulk -- caucus itself in he'll and hd senate. eric: a group have been against this a group has been fighting back, cbo has been wrong in terms of obamacare. here is what paul ryan said about jiggling up the numbers. >> how many people are going to lose coverage? >> i can't answer that question, it is up to people. the premise too your question. are you going to stop mandating people buy health insurance, people are going to do what they want to do, we believe in freedom of choice, are we providing a system where people have access to he'll insurance e to do so, the answer is yes. eric: key, team having access to he'll system, a criticism now is

that people may be covered, but covered is not same as having access to a doctor. >> right. and so, speaker ryan, point is that they are seeking a different approach, than what we have under obamacare. but, you know you mentioned senator paul, earlier, and you know, there is a lot of decent even republican the republican caucus over the best way to ensure that people can be covered under this new republican proposal. eric: do you think they will reach consensus? >> i know a lot of republicans certainly want to, there are a lot of political consequences if they don't. you know republicans have been running for 5 years, 6 year, 7 years on idea that you know, once they get in power, there is a republican in white house, and majority on capitol hill, they are going to be able to offer you know, a reasonable successful alternative to obamacare, which is something that, very unpopular with

republican base, that messaging helped get to this point we do have a republican white house, we do have a republican majority on capitol hill, so, that you know that is something a lot their voters want to see. but, the question is are they going to be able to reach consensus and do so, there may be consequences in midterm election. eric: everyone wants to see something. president u.s.ed word blood bath, paul ryan used blood bath if something is not done. and editorial. >> saying that democratic position of oka okay -- be str n is political. fix obamacare on their terms with donald trump or wait until 2021.

what do you predict? another political football? >> i learned after last elect, not to make too many political predictions, but i think it has already become a political football. and that does not even take into aircraft count disagreement between republican party and democratic party, on the broader issue of healthcare reform. absolutely, already a political football and will drive conversation in washington. eric: to use a corner, metaphor, it is a political football, and hopefully it gets through the goal line. thank you. >> thank you. eric: arthel. arthel: well iraqi forces gaining ground in battle for

mosul, iraqis have retaken over a third of west mosul from isis since launching an aassault last month. thousands of civilian are still trapped with the mil militant ie city. reporter: the push to reclaim the western half is moving faster. with senior iraqi commanderring saying that anti-isis coalition is now in control over roughly a third of western mosul, insurgents continue to resist. and fighting is expected to become more difficult, as they move into old city area where streets are narrow, and armored vehicles with not create, sending more than 60,000 civilians fleeing, and fight against isis and iraq has gone slower than planned, it has made

progress in last year, with help of american led coalition that provided ground troops and air support. bill tants who overran much of country in 2014 lost more than 60% of territory, they once controlled. and increasingly, top isis leaders are fleeing iraq. heading back to syria. the next phase of the fight gain isis looks set to begin later this summer, to retake raqqa. a big kest of anti-isis coalition, but particular destroy insurgent group as world know its. arthel: connor thank you. connor power in our mid east bureau. eric: now to another region north korea. what does kim jong-un want? firing more little bi ballistics last week into the sea of japan.

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arthel: let's start, does u.s. have a place in the new place political realign am, if so, what is it. >> u.s. and south korea are tied by treaties. u.s. has 3 big treaties, nato, japan, and south korea, those stand above everything else. we are obliged to come to aid of our partners if they are attacked. we have thousands of troops there in south korea. whoever is alleged, that new president -- whoever is elected that new president and trump have to find a way to work together. given the very delicate situation we're in right now, i hope that is what is going to happen. arthel: what about china? what is china's role? when what do you think it should be? >> a great question. there is no solving this problem without china.

so the question, how do you get that to happen. u.s., and china will have to find a way to talk to each other, and cooperate. neither of them want north korea to go crazy, and develop nuclear weapon, that works again chinese self interest. the question, is that china and u.s. have a lot of problem right new in our relationship. the question is with can we work around them. i think that it should be agenda item number one. arthel: and north korea looks like they will have nukes pointed at japan and china, or whatever they want. >> right. arthel:? what direction could new leadership in south korea go with north korea? and china that could be beneficial in some way to south korea? >> i think from the get g just at one level, it is important that south korea have a president.

they had a domestic crisis. south korea has been missing in action on the bench when the important things are happening. it is great that south korea will finally have all leader and government that can stand in and deal with the process of dealing with this. polls suggest that maybe liberal candidate in south korea politics may win after 9 years of conservative rule. unfortunately u.s.-koran relation we have a -- korean relations, we have south korea leaning one way and u.s. leaning another way. but i don't think that president trump set his policy yet. they are having a policy review, they -- there are some things that have been linked. but i think that anything is possible, imglad they are taking their time, and thinking it through. arthel: where of the political and security landmines in this?

>> you know, in some ways they are always the same, north korean are testing, that happens all of th time. in some ways this is very unusual, i mean badly unusual time. you have new leadership in washington, and brand-new in offers in south korea. and everyone is arguing with china and north korea are arguing. north korea and malaysia, that means is that, normally you think that is great. that china and north korea are not getting along, it means that north korea sinc since is -- is increasingly isolated. no one is talking to them, they could make a mistake, that could escalate, so i do worry about that. arthel: thank you dr. jim walsh. >> thank you. arthel: eric.

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during a dangles escape stunt friday. tmz reporting that angel will go on tonight as schedules at lux luxor. eric: one of her own, an american citizen with a plea for our help. robin jean serving almost two decade in an iranian prison. prosecuted for what his family says are political purposes, one of 5 americans believed now held by iran. and his family said he has a plea for president trump. >> a 46-year-old san diego student with a plea for us, sentenced to 18 years in prison on charges of aiding a hostile government, the u.s., because iran said he met with regime opponents and criticized the tehran government on facebook. >> i see that because, after --

competition between iran and united states, they did worse to my brother. eric: he went to visit his mother, in this open letter, he writes, i ask myself and fellow american neighbors, where is justice have come to associate with in this charge su is unjus, and iranian government committed to intends this wrong against me, a innocent american citizen for political purposes, i ask you, please do not let the iranian government abuse me. >> i am asking, administration to help. because i don't think he will last long with this situation. >> editor of web site, the foreign desk of course said iranian authorities intended for

his incarceration to serve as a warning. >> the iranian regime is delivering a message to iranian as living abroad to not get involved in political activity, they want iranians know to they are being watched. eric: she is worried. >> he is a hostage, he is -- because he is american. you think you can do whatever you want. they are this way. iranian government has this kind of reputation. eric: white house stress press secretary spicer said that white house is aware of the plight and that safety of americans abroad is a top priority, they have issued a travel warning about risks of detention or arrests for u.s. citizens w.h.o. visit o visit, ran. we will be right back.

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and your symptoms have left you with the same view, it may be time for a different perspective. if other treatments haven't worked well enough, ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works by focusing right in the gi-tract to help control damaging inflammation and is clinically proven to begin helping many patients achieve both symptom relief as well as remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. while not reported with entyvio, pml, a rare, serious brain infection caused by a virus may be possible. tell your doctor if you have an infection, experience frequent infections, or have flu-like symptoms, or sores. liver problems can occur with entyvio. if your uc or crohn's medication isn't working for you, ask your gastroenterologist about entyvio. entyvio. relief and remission within reach. what are you doing? getting your quarter back.

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