>> are there other issues that are more important to talk about? >> yes, many others. >> do you think putting ketchup on the state is a great insult to the cow that should be punishable for life in prison?

>> he is not going to turn his back on his core principles. eric: caroline, has more from washington. >> white house chief of staff

reince priebus said that president's tax reform plan would include middle class tax cuts and a border adjustment tax. it will not be easy. >> going to unite not just republican party but i think democrats will come onboard as well. >> if he aims a proposal aimed the at middle class and poor, does not aim at the rich they are doing great we can work with them. them. >> over a decade. so if you got rid of those it would have lowered revenue baseline for tax reform, they hope to make on that trillion with a border tax on imports,

backers -- keepingses in the u.s. >> we want to make sure there is a level playing field between foreign products and made in america products here as well as abroad. >> house, ways and means committee will plan to take up a tax reform bill this spring. >> eric. >> thank you caroline. >> well house intelligence committee, nixing a second public hearing on russia's alleged involvement in u.s. elections, ordering a closed-door meeting instead, tom democrat calls this a mistake. compromising the ability to investigate ties between the trump campaign and russian officials, garrett tiny joining me with more. reporter: there has been a lot of democrats back and shor norts

week, that canceled public hearing would feature several obama administration officials. democrats believe that sally yates will be able to shed light on connects between russia and 9. adam schiff blood pressure belie house did not want to more bad press. on cbs'. schiff reirate the his concern is losing credibility because of none es'nunes' ties to the whit. >> chairman has to make a decision to act as a surrogate of the white house. or to lead a independent credible investigation, the country real needs to have an independent credible investigation in the house. we had that through monday.

reporter: on friday nunes defendedded his cancelation of the hearing, and said it would be rescheduled after the committee holes a private hearing. this morning on cbs' face the nation. nunes' republican colleague defended that decision, and said there are still a lot of questions they have after last week's public hearing with comey and rogers. >> when it comes to congress we think we ought to have a public hearing, a hundred times those two witnesses said they could not answer that question in that setting. why in the hell would we go back to that setting if they can't answer the questions? reporter: arthel. >> thank you, garrett. >> one victim reportedly clinging to life in critical condition at this hour after a

deadly overnight shooting in cincinnati, the attack claimed life of a 27-year-old man who was there. over two dozen wounded after we're told several gunmen opened fiber in a crowded nightclub. no arrests have been made. the motive as of now is unclear, there are reports it started with an altercation among the men at nightclub bar. reporter: eric, pardon the distraction with bad weather rolling through, you talk about the witnesses in the club, they say as many as 20 shotsrag rang out, there had been shooting in this club in the past. >> they do employee off-duty prove police officers to patrol the parking lot, they are required or responsible for the

internal security themselves, it is my understanding that they do wand individuals and pat them down. however, what we know at-this-point, several firearms were able to be brought inside of the bar. reporter: now one thing that mayor and police chief were specific about, they don't believe this is connected to anything like terrorism. they believe this was a despite between a group of people that started during the day, it lasted into the night, and worked its way to the club. if there were i.d.es on the gunmen they are not made public yet, but there were 200 people in the club at this time. and dozens of witnesses. the problem with that, is an as soon as shocks rang out, witnesses scattered, police are rounding them up to get their stories, the unknown identities of the gunmen, and it is unknown if they are among those who are

injured and hospitalized, we're expecting a update from police, sometime tomorrow. >> thank you, mike. >> pentagon confirming a u.s. counterterrorism airstrike in afghanistan, a week ago killed a well-known al qaeda leader, planned two deadly attacks in pakistan over past 10 years including a devastating truck bomb attack at a hotel in 2008 that killed dozens, including two member of u.s. military, kitty logan with more from our london bureau. reporter: pentagon said that this senior militant, was killed on march 19, and was thought to be behind several major terrorist attacks, he was targeted in the east of afghanistan. pakistani authorities say he was killed by a drone strike, province borders with pakistan and a known haven for militants.

yassin from was pakistan. he is thought to have plotted 2008 bombing of marriott hotel in islamabad. a massive truck bomb killed dozens of people at that hotel. among the dead were two american servicemembers. pakistani authorities, believe that yassin was also responsible for a an attack in 2009 on a bus carrying the sh psychiatrycarr . there are still 8,000 u.s. troops in afghanistan many in training and advisories role, but the pentagon is thought to be considering sending more u.s. forces to afghanistan, country has become unstable in recent times, and taliban has regained some areas once controlled by british and u.s. troops, and

u.s. defense secretary mattis said that killing of yassin undermines determination to bring prominent mill attorneys to justice. >> thank you so much. >> eric. eric: police made a new arrest in connection to wednesday's london terrorist attack, authorities taking unidentified man into custody, in the central british city of birmingham, on suspicion of preparing acts of terrorism that is 12 arrests so far, 8 were people have been released without charges. one person is out on bail. officers have conducted dozens of raids in the wake of the attack, authorities say it was carried out by khalid masood. meanwhile a memorial honors the victims grows near west minister bridge and the british part parliament, people placing flowers and handwritten notes mourning the 4 people killed. >> and also overseas in syria

u.s. forces making headway against isis after storming a military airport held by radical it lambi islamic terrorist and g control of most of it the u.s. bat forces to be in total troll icontrol in next few hours. >> scores of people killed or wounded in what opposition activists call the most intense violence in syria, in weeks. >> spark are flying on house intelligence committee between some of the members, all over rurussian investigation. republican chairman nunes to step back and let an independent commission investigate. >> and why uber is now putting the brakes on its pilot program for driverless cars, what that

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committee, chairman nunes apologizing for consulting with us on house about new development without filling in the committee members first. adadam schiff blasted what nunes did. >> i think that chairman has to make a decision whether to act as a surrogate of the white house, as he did during the campaign. or to lead a independent and credible investigation. i hope he chooses the latter. the country needs a independent, credible investigation in the house, we had this through monday. eric: how did this shake out? international security expert. for m.i.t. security studies program. jim, so far, the tally, 7 officials or so, had contact with the russians. some were paid like manafort.

paid $10 million a year over 3 years by a putin ally, they all deny wrong doing. can this committee, do you think, get to the bottom of this. >> eric, i hope so. i'm not willing to write them off yet, chairman would be first to admit, he had a bad week. if you are forced to apologize that means you had a bad week. i hope they can pull it together. this is really important stuff, intelligence committee it is not like an oh, apop appropriation committee, you want it can be nonpartisan, you want it to be about americans, not republicans and democrats. i take some comfort in the fact that if they are not able to pull it together we have the fbi who is looking into it and intelligence agencies and the senate. the senate seems to be working

on track. eric: senate, t hearings this week. >> all signals from the chair and ranking member are, we're going to work together, we're going to be nonpartisan, and take your time, we're not going to rush in front of television cameras every 5 minutes. that is the way to handle this the allegation today is that fore own country, really? an adanswers searary in my views as much as threat to republicans as democrats to americans this not about party, if russians are -- i'm not saying that russians tipped the election, i do not believe that, but if they are trying if they are trying, eric, then we need to know about that, we need to get to the bottom of this and stop it. eric: they are showing they have tried, not just here and in france and in europe or part of vladimir putin attempt to

disstabilize the west. when you about issue, you have russians all over, paul manafort who has worked for that russian backed ukrainian president, when he ran and had a big contract. you know, right in middle roger stone, who man oh, man he said he wants to testify. carter page on the right, he was an international energy businessman involved with russia and been their several time, all denied wong doing wrong i doingy say' to testify. what become of that? >> it would be great if they could testify. all of all of us could get a better sense obettheir claims tt may turb out to be bad but we should not rejudge it we should let process, run its course,

people should get quietly do their job, look at facts and render their best judgment about the facts. and i think if they testify that will help in that process, this is an investigation all data is useful, and them testifying would be useful too. eric: weird. you know, just weird. >> it is weird. eric: rodger stone had some communication, with geesifer who say, that is shut out for russia intelligence, here is rodger stone this morning, saying it was all you know, a meaningless, and did not amount to anything. >> actually my exchange with -- on twitter, public and private, and i have made public. constituting collusion with the russians is absurd, i do not

concede he is a russian agent. >> intelligence believes he was. >> i understand, they also said that hussein had weapons of mass destruction. >> he said that had boasted he has a back chance told julian assange and in august had the tweet about p podesta. they are all denying wrong doing. where do you think this goes? what do you think could happen? >> i am like you, i am troubled by this i think it looks bad, the thing about americans, pursuing the facts with intelligence community and fbi, some of the stuff will be proven to be ke coincidental or not wht it appears, other pieces, there is so much. other pieces may point in a different direction. i think it looks bad, the fact

that intelligence community is so compelled about this they briefed congressional leadership on this, very unusual, that looks bad. we -- as hard as it is we need to withhold judgment until people find the facts and issue the report. i urge viewers and others to have patience. but i believe this is very serious. eric: it is. it could deal with undermining of our very republic and democracy. democracy. next move, a closed-door hearing this week at the house. jim walsh of m.i.t. thank you. >> thank you eric. arthel: switching gears talking about cars, cars without people behind the wheel, uber hitting a bump in the road now suspending to the pilot program for driverless cars after a crash in arizona. it is just the latest incident involving self-driving vehicles

which several companies are testing on our roads. will carr with more now from our west coast newsroom, will? reporter: well, the crash happened friday in tempe, where uber of testing the self-driving volvo suv, the vehicle had an engineer buckled up in driver seat, but the car was driving itself when another car failed to yield, hit the volvo at a high rate of speed, nobody was hurt. while the crash was not uber's fault, it did president trump th--prompt the company to postpe the self testing of the cars. accident comes as a number of other country are racing to gett

arkansas atonamous cars on the market, you may remember the driver of a self-driving tes last killed last year -- tesla was killed last year, after being hit by a tracker trailer. >> theory if you remove the driver, you remove driver error, there are several defects to that theory. the automation has to work, if it does not worker then what? reporter: one problem, another is how do you make sure that a car driving itself can react to other driver' driver's mistakess a work in progress. arthel: i don't know that i would get in a car without a real person driving it. just saying. reporter: n me neither. arthel: thank you. eric: federal judges in several states have come to different conclusions about whether or not trump's revised travel ban some

stand, coming up our legal panel will weigh in. and white house moving on from health care next tackles tax reform, some say the overhaul could hit a few bumps on the way.

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.arthel: it's the bop of hour, t least 55 peopl5 people killd, as injured in a gas pipeline explosion in northern china. eric: at home, a tornado tears through a rural, arkansas town, cato, earthquake, 6 people were injured. some unlucky homeowners left to pick up the pieces. arthel: business as usual on las vegas strip one day after a gunman killed a person, and wounded another before barr

barricading himself in a bus full of people. >> president trump now forting g ahead with new plans after friday's disappointing end to a new healthcare bill. white house correspondent kevin cork is live at the white house. reporter: you are right, that president is calling out members of his very own party, after friday's fiasco in the chance to repeal and replace obamacare president, as we have come to expects, headed to twitter to make himself heard. he tweeted democrats are smiling in dc, freedom caucus with help of club for growth and heritage have save planned parenthood and o-care. meantime his chief of staff,

reince priebus was on fox news sunday this morning with chris wallace, he said that despite the setback, now is the time for the party to come together. >> we have one party, and the republican party, one in democrat party. republican party came up with a package, the president met with ove120 members of the house, the was more love shown to outside groups by this white house, the point that diverse work of people working the halls of congress. i think it's time for our folks to come together. reporter: time for our folks to come together, something that did not happen friday, the president said he was disappointed. while there is no shortage of finger-pointing there are we republicans talking about the need to keep the party infighting at a minimum. >> it was not just conservatives in the house, i think more nonconservatives than

conservatives opposed it. when you lose chairman of house appropriation committee, one of the most powerful positions, the problem is then with the bill. reporter: what is the question? a few remain. will repeal happen? if if so, when? what might it look like? to tell you the truth, based on where we are now, it seems between white house and congressional republicans we're back at square one. >> yep, at home plate, get the pitchers, we'll see what happens, thank you, kevin. >> when you have u.s. soldiers, u.s. officers, working with iraqysys in iraq, it was tough,o tell them, i think that is major point which was raised. raised. >> that iraqi prime minister on

why he is pleased with the president revised travel ban compared to imaginal one, a federal judge in virginia echoing that praise, and denying a request to block the president's revised orders, where will new judicial voice of support take the president's travel ban, joining me now, keisha, defense attorney and chris, a trial attorney, how does this change the course of newer travel ban? >> it really does not change the effect of it right now, because there still remains a nationwide freed on the ban but it does give a new. >> yoa judicial voice. >> i see this as a predictable place. new travel ban, it fixed a lot

of the problems in the original. i said it was likely that plaintiff would find one federal judge to block the travel ban, and you know this get appealed up to the court of appeals, then probably appealed again up to the u.s. supreme court. and they are the ones that are going to determine the fate of this travel ban. arthel: so, keisha, to you, as you know two federal courts, hawaii and maryland, have blocked the travel ban. can those courts volunteer to overturn or evoke their decision. >> that is seldomly done by a court, unless there is a motion for reconsidering of the ruling, i understand that revised executive order may be considered. but there are a lot of people, i believe these judges that ruled against it still feel it is in violation of the establishment cause of the constitution. arthel: mm-hmm, and chris, you

just mentioned that you say you believe that this is going to go to the supreme court. but how much time are amount of time it takes to get the travel ban approved by the supreme court, have an impact on the president's argument that the bs an issue of national security, and urgent matter? >> right, i think that is you know an inherent problem, this is a temporary ban. the purpose of it was to go in fix the procedures look at procedures of these refugees admission programs from the countries that potentially problematic. while this is being fought out in the court, a lot of these measures, and reforms can be taken place. i still think it is in trump administration's best interest to continue this fight in court. because, after this current

order expires it is within the bounces of possibility that president trump would issue a new executive order maybe for another period of time. arthel: meantime, how does this lapse in time from your perspective as an attorney, whaw does this impact the president's guided an this is importance? >> i don't think that have is a period of time when you lapse, so yes, it creates the problem that we're losing critical time, and potential people who do not have our national interest in mind, become across the border, but even if it is one year for now or not, i still think that president still has within his broad constitutional authority, the right to say, you know, whether another travel ban needs to be put in place to protect our national interest, time does

have adverse impact, but it tuds not change severity of that it situation. arthel: does this pass or pail? >> i think that problem that president has he called it a ban on muslims. and made comments during the campaign he would make the decisions gai against the muslio that now it seems like it is. i don't think that there is going to be any time of relief to lift the freeze. arthel: but, to your argument about the president's past comments. there have been reports that say that president has the power as the president, to want po protect the country and ensure national security.

that should not be taken away from him, regardless of his past comments. >> true but he has to be careful with using terms. he has an issue with muslims then it goes into a discrimnat or issue. you have to be careful. >> chris. >> important point. judges that have lifted this ban have focused on the language of donald trump. when this goes to supreme court, i think they will focus on substance and language of the travel ban itself. arthel: chris and keisha thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. eric: meanwhile, top democrats vow to block the president's nominee, judge neil gorsuch from the high court. signals partisan showdown on that.

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eric: do you think that president can cobble together a bipartisan group and get success with tax reform. >> it's possible but not easy, president said, okay obamacare is off the table for a while. now we'll do tax reform, which is what i really wanted to do in first place. this is not easy, republicans, remember, we talked about how republicans never united behind a single plan to reform the health care system, they have never really united behind a tax plan, if president thinks he is do tax reform with a week of glad handing of having some members over to bowl in white house bowling alley, and a few meals together. it takes more. eric: when do they start that, and how do they put a package together that is appealing to the members of both party.

>> they start immediately, not as if the pages on plank on capitol hill. they have thinged to star thingk they will probably start with things they agree on, biggest cut in corporate income tax, ours is one of the highest in the world at 35 percent, cut to to maybe 20%. they will talk about cutting individual tax rates, azusa well. -- as well, and there will not be total agreement on that, there will be some disagreement to give very highest earners a tax cut, they will talk about reducing expenses for businesses, and some agreement on that, but there is this border adjustment tax, which is a big thing on house side of capitol hill right now. that is probably going to be a very contentious issue. eric: what about issue also, president's plan could add 7

trillion to the debt. >> yes that is -- that is going to be a big deal calling it whether it could be revenue neutral or not, there are going to be some republicans who say it does not have to be revenue neutral, if you cut taxes, growth will up creates, an incrd more tax revenues will come in and the deficit will get smaller, then ho other republico say no, we have to pay for this right away. there will be a lot of debates on that. they are not going to get a lot of help from democrats it this, just like they got no help at all with obamacare. eric: do you think that you know what happened friday was a shock to the system. that it woke people up, they have a weekend, they are say, we have to do something. ted poe, today announcing he is resigning from freedom caucus, he said, saying no is easy,

leading is hard, that is what we're elected to do. leaving caucus allowed me to be a more effective member of congress and work for the people of texas. and other hand have you moderate republicans from pennsylvania. charlie denton who said it time for both sides to get together. >> there is a great opportunity now, to agree on some bipartisan reforms, i have talked with many democrats in the house who acknowledge real problem. there are people on left who love obamacare, but they know it has problems, you have people who detest obamacare, and know parts will be retained. that that should be the basis for start of the discussion. eric: do you think that, next be applied to taxes and other issues, with debt ceiling and budget. >> it could be applied to

thaksin shinawatra an -- to taxs and to obamacare, but remember, president trump wants to move on, republicans have 91 talkingn talking about this for 7 years, they are not just going to stop, they are going to continue to work on a plan. big thing for republicans to remember, and paul ryan said this the other day, when he announced high was pulling obamacare bill, for 10 years we were in opposite party, and we did not really have to do things. what happens is that republicans could pass things they could pass or repeal obamacare, they didn't have to worry about it, they knew that president obama would veto it, now senator bob corker said the other day, republicans are shooting with real bullets, if they did something it matters, this is a tougher job than passing symbolic measures, they could do with a democrat in the white house. eric: ball certainly is there byron york. >> thank you. arthel: okay, well, still ahead,

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arthel: a marine veteran has defied his disability, graduating from suffolk county police academy on long island new york, matisse ferrari lost both of his legs while walking on a roadside bomb while fighting in afghanistan. but that did not stop his dream of becoming a police officer. reporter: marine veteran matisse ferrari is believed to be first time full time officer in united states to be a double amputee. he lost both legs in 2011, after

landing on a 30 pound ied device, both legs had to be amputated below the knees. that did not stop mattis, just 3 months he was walking again and now a police officer in suffolk county, new york, he graduated friday, after completing 29 weeks of training there were no special waivers, passing all physical requirements with his titanium prosthetic legs. >> i am a guy given a second chance at life and giving back to the community. if i could be that police officer that i saw when i was a young kid who made a difference in my life, i would fila come blue chip. reporter: his wife and his two-year-old daughter keep him going, he moved to u.s. from uruguay when he was 6 years old. his colleagues were so inspired

they made him class president, 28-year-old starts in upcoming week. >> an individual who sacrificed his body for our country, and he has overcome so mone many add as to be where he is today. reporter: two year ago he made headlines, he saved a baby from a burning vehicle, unbelievable. arthel: remarkable courage, thank you for that story bryan llenas. eric: that is great. a bridal stampede in bangkok. wait until you hear what they are racing for and how far they had to run. arthel: were they in heels?

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