groupthink. good night from washington. "the five" is next. >> jesse: hello, everybody. i am jesse watters. along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and kennedy, in for greg gutfeld. it is 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five." senate republicans are going to try again, a last resort effort to repeal obamacare is in effect. can they shored up enough support? the vote is expected next week on new legislation put forward by senators bill cassidy and lindsey graham. this one is still not getting rand paul's seal of approval. >> this is not repealed this is not what we promised. this is not the last chance.

we will have many more opportunities. obamacare is unwinding and there's nobody for repeal more than i but i can't vote for something that's not really repealed. >> jesse: president trump calls the bill great and says rand paul is a friend but it's a negative force when it comes to fixing health care. here's more familiar from the president. >> i think there's tremendous support. it's much better than the previous shot, which was very sadly -- i think of a lot of republicans are embarrassed by it. they will do a great job if this happens, it will be a great thing. >> jesse: former president obama sounded off on the new attempt to overhaul his signature legislation. >> when i see people trying to do the hard work progress for the 50th or 60th time, it is aggravating. it certainly frustrating to have to mobilize every couple of months to keep our leaders from

inflicting real human suffering on our constituents. >> jesse: let's begin with rand paul, kimberly. i don't think there's anything you can do besides fully approved obamacare from the ground to please the senator. >> kimberly: that's the thing. he holds his ground on principal. he is being consistent. every time i am offered an alternative, this isn't sufficient. if you like someone who stands on his principal, okay. but if you want a team player -- [laughs] >> dana: he voted for it two weeks ago. >> kimberly: today he saying he has no bit for it. i'm not sure he's going to go forward at all but the president in one of his most charming ways to call someone -- >> jesse: he's my friend, but... >> kimberly: he said nothing is going to please him. he's been tough on this. we really should do this. it's our chance. it's sort of like come on is

running out. it's been promised to the american people. you can criticize president obama and obamacare and say that you can do it better and then fail at this measure over and over again. this is their last ditch effort. i think the expectation is a little bit low. perhaps they will exceed it. >> jesse: juan, if obamacare was working, republicans wouldn't have to repeal and replace it at all. would they? >> kimberly: he thinks it is working. >> juan: i think it is working. here's why republicans have to repeal and replace. more people have -- in fact, insurance companies are the ones who have the give up these bumpers and all that to keep it working. a minute ago you said it was -- >> jesse: people are getting free money. >> kimberly: >> juan: there aree americans insured. they were guaranteed against things like pre-existing

conditions. >> kimberly: >> kennedy: no, the completely leaving. >> juan: do you know why? because there's uncertainty by republicans including president trump. >> jesse: they were leaving before trump was elected. >> kennedy: the system created the uncertainty. it's incredibly cool to say obamacare is working. if your premiums have gone up 116% like in parts of arizona, saying that it's working is not working. forcing you to pay for insurance you don't need, that's not working. there are young people in the country -- young and healthy people who only want catastrophic insurance. they can't get that under obamacare so they would rather pull out of the system entirely and that causes a great destabilization. pay the penalty and disco uninsured. >> juan: they have to pay a penalty. that's part of the equation. you see more people and with insurance, consumer protection for people that have pre-existing conditions. you see medicaid expanding.

you see the growth of the health care system that is market-based, kennedy. you are saying -- >> kennedy: entitlement? that's not free growth. that's not a symptom of a healthy economy. having the federal government to prop up insurance companies to the tune of billions of dollars. that's exactly what would happen if lamar alexander and patty murray kept going down the bipartisan path in the senate. i'm happy they are not. this is what i will say about rand paul. there are people who listen to him with the president said when he was on the campaign trail. i agree with them or not but he said i'm going to build this wall. a man of visible. trying to deliver. that's exactly what rand paul is doing. it is the same idea, the same mechanism, the same principled action and therefore, i don't think you can criticize and write him off for that. >> dana: why did he vote for the bill two weeks ago? >> kennedy: this is what i

think and i don't want to speak for him but -- at the appointed spokesperson, the skinny bill was meant to be gutted. completely hollowed out. it was going to be a franken bill that was not going to resemble itself at all by the time it got to the house. >> kimberly: like the skinny bill margarita. [laughter] >> juan: republicans are not sincere about it. it's a great start. i'm with you, jesse. is this a bill that was promised over seven years -- a vote that's better than obamacare? 60% of americans say no, let's keep obamacare and fix it with things that make it better. republicans are intent on some political victory because they have known and they say let's push this on the week even though it's not better for the american people. >> dana: let's do what america does best. take it out of washington, d.c., and let the states decide. this is a bill that would go back to fed realistic

principles. one of the hangups is that the congressional budget off office hasn't said -- i can't imagine what the people over at cbr trying to do. how do you know what citizens and governors are going to decide? you don't. how do you know what insurance companies -- how they are going to react and raise premiums and how that is going to affect the market and the number of people insured? >> jesse: i guess what you do is you keep obamacare, all the taxes and regulations but you take all the money and send it to the states and then they can decide within the state. >> kimberly: complication is well with that. five republican governments goe also voiced their displeasure with trying to manage. they don't want to take on the burden. government health care that they perhaps might not be in a run, optimally. >> jesse: every time a new governor is elected, they will tinker with it again. >> juan: what you get is you also put a cap on medicaid

spending. you are giving this money to the state but you put a cap on the spending. that does away with the guaranteed of the health care cost for low and moderate income americans. that's a big burden and potentially on the state. essentially what you have is republicans at the moment saying we don't know a form of a better health care plan. their last plan, the skinny plan was intended to implode. >> kennedy: i don't know if it was intended to implode but it was intended to metamorphic size. >> juan: to go away. >> jesse: at [laughs] >> juan: now they are saying we don't have a better plan. we will shove it down on the states and let the governors do it. >> dana: there something about a federal bureaucracy. a centralized system to make it very inefficient to get the necessary -- the people who need it most. we see that happen all the time. >> kimberly: >> dana: if the ste

given the flexibility, senator murkowski says that something i could sell to the people of alaska. >> juan: the people of alaska will get less money under this new plan. they will have less flexibility. >> dana: they have more pay. >> kimberly: may be that something -- more flexibility in terms of whether the dollar bill, perhaps people are into that. >> jesse: do you know who is not into that? jimmy kimmel. he had a young son who needed a lot of emergencies emergencies. he did a monologue that got a lot of attention. if anyone is in his position but doesn't have kimmel money, he spoke out about this new repeal bill effort the other night. >> they are not taking care of me. they are taking care of the people that give the money, most insurance companies. probably they won't even read it. they want us to do the same thing and treat it like an itunes service agreement. this guy bill cassidy lied right

to my face. >> jesse: bill cassidy was from louisiana on the show. he is responding to mr. kamel. >> he is wrong. it will increase coverage and protect those with pre-existing conditions particularly with those who have not had the benefits of medicaid expansion. we help those in those states. millions of americans. >> jesse: do think kamel is being helpful to the debate? >> dana: everyone has a right to say what they think. there are times when and i do this too, yet talk to someone who has had a personal experience and you listen because they have a compelling story. it's moving and you think cost, good point but it's not the best way to make public policy. and bill cassidy from louisiana, he's a doctor himself. he spent years working in charity hospitals. this is not somebody who is basically trying to get risk way can kind.

i think there's a lot of momentum this week. it may be last of 48 for this bill. now congress is going home. can they withstand the pressure from something like the jimmy kimmel appearance last night? the facebook comments that will go around? can they withstand and come back in a boat right next week? >> kennedy: you bring up a really good point in that's charity hospitals. some of the best care in this country comes from places like shriners and st. jude's. if you talk to people who have done surgical residency is, they will tell you that they worked in county hospitals and there are so many surgeons who do a lot of pro bono work. and those are some of the most challenging cases when they actually learned the most. any child who goes in the hospital who has a life-threatening heart condition and need surgery is not going to be turned away. there something in this country called the hippocratic oath.

one of my very best friends is the head of pediatric surgery. in arkansas. what he does in taking those lives into his hands, it takes so much dedication and hard work. that's and grace and a soul. those are the human beings who would never turn away the kind of people that jimmy kimmel is talking about. >> juan: rand paul is a doctor too and he is saying no. the hospital association is saying no. >> kimberly: he is an eye doctor. >> juan: yes, okay. >> dana: like a dentist, not a real doctor. >> juan: the ama is saying no. aarp is saying no. >> jesse: all those groups said yes to obamacare and it imploded, juan. you're not even paying attention. >> juan: conservatives say this to each other back and forth. >> kimberly: those are the facts. >> juan: the facts is that it's more people insured, premiums -- kennedy said going up but not at the rate they were

going up. >> jesse: less than lower premiums? >> dana: unless doctors are taking those patients. on some of the obamacare plans -- not my own personal story but somebody that i know. they are independent business owners, that the buy on the obamacare market. they have a back condition. there's not a doctor on the island of manhattan who will see him. they had to take a day off of work, go to the bronx. triple the money. the deductibles aren't there. it's not like it's working purposely. even hillary clinton said i'll have to figure out how to fix this if i am elected. >> juan: that's what i'm trying to say. why can't they work on this together instead of this last cynic rush to give a political victory when real life, real people -- >> kimberly: oh, juan!

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with 3.5 million people. a u.s. territory. chunks of buildings all around. balconies, satellite towers. it sides of roofs, walls down. all across the island also -- sl communities might have to be entirely rebuilt. especially those structures. power is out across the island. 100% out unless you have a generator. 3.5 million people in the dark. they've established a curfew from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. there've not been any reports of looting yet. this island was hit hard by irma just two weeks ago. that was a glancing blow. this hurricane, a direct hit. they could be waiting for the lights to come on for weeks or months ahead. dana, back to you. >> kimberly: steve, that is extremely troubling. >> dana: maria is now a category two trim but could --

rick, you've been working nonstop with these storms. what is the latest on maria? >> especially the northeastern part of the caribbean, the islands right here, the northern islands, virgin islands took a direct hit from irma and now cutting this diagonal stretch right here across puerto rico, incredible flooding, almost all the rivers are above record flood, some of them feet and feet. one of the rivers is report back recording 50 feet above the record flood stage. unimaginable. the pictures are going to be out and we will see all the devastation coming in. also the storm it's getting a little bit organized now that it's back over while to make water. as away from land. all of our models the short term pulled this off toward the north. you get an idea. something that stays well offshore. in the short-term, good news for florida. no impacts except for maybe

choppy seas. people are dealing with hurricane irma. we don't have to worry in florida, georgia, south carolina. once we get to the middle part of the week, areas in the mid atlantic and bending towards the northeast, the most of our guidance -- keep it offshore. it will certainly be good news if that does continue. we have a long ways out. we could be talking about a week before we have the impact was the northeast but the trend right now is certainly towards a better situation across parts of the u.s. dana. >> dana: thank you so much. a race for time in mexico to find survivors who might be trapped after yesterday's devastating 7.1 magnitude earthquake. more than 52 rescued from the rubble of collapsed buildings today. the quake has killed more than 200. a live update in mexico city. jonathan hunt, how's it going? >> i think we have lost jonatha. we will try to get him -- we are

not going to be able to go around? i want to ask him really. juan, you go to puerto rico quite often and kimberly you have family there. >> kimberly: yeah. in san juan. the devastation is terrible. people are suffering. there is no power and electricity. can you imagine? we've been seeing this but people, please don't become desensitized to the fact that this is so real for some new people. we all enjoyed many people that we know -- like juan, we go to puerto rico. we have a wonderful time. a great place to go for vacation for your family. now, everything that people count on for their economy, the money coming in from dwarfism, to be able to support their families in jeopardy -- just by the sheer force of mother nature. >> dana: the island was already in dire straits come along, when it came to its finances and governance. they are talking about not

having power for 4-6 months. 3.5 million people. that's unimaginable. >> juan: that period covers the holidays. if you're thinking about going there for thanksgiving, christmas, new year's or the early part of the winter -- you're not going to be able to go. you are not sure about whether or not they will have recovered. >> dana: they think they have jonathan live in mexico city. jonathan, if we could get an update from that city? >> yeah, good evening. there are dozens of increasingly desperate search and rescue operations going on across this city tonight. behind me is one of them. you are looking at the remains of an office building that collapsed when that 7.1 earthquake hit more than 24 hours ago now. we've seen similar scenes across the city. an apartment building that had some 40 apartments.

it was a five-story building and it is now pancake to something like a two-story building. one of the main focuses of course is that school that collapsed in the southern part of mexico city. rescuers there have been digging through the rubble. they hold their fist in the air every couple minutes, calling for silence. that's a signal that they want the crowd gathered around them and everyone to be silent as they listen for the sound, particularly the sounds of any children who may be trapped in that rubble. they did find one girl alive today. they hope and hoping against hope that they may find more. obviously, dana. with every passing minute, the hopes begin to dim finding anymore survivors. mexican president pena nieto remains this will remain reliefe operation.

the volunteers will not give up unless they are absolutely certain that all hope is lost and no more survivors can be found. dana. >> dana: in important report. we will keep you updated and hopefully we will have good news about finding children alive in the rubble. now, we are going to move on because rocket man continues to be a fallout for president trump. hillary clinton has a lot to say about his controversial u.n. address.

♪ >> kimberly: president trump put it rocket man kim jong un on notice. hillary clinton had something to say about it. >> i thought it was very dark, dangerous, not the kind of message that the leader of the greatest nation in the world should be delivering. but i hope the president would've said was something along the lines of review this

as dangerous to our allies, to the region and even to our country. >> kimberly: the president's response after allowing north korea to research and build nukes while president-elect secretary of state and crooked hillary -- stood by the tough talk today. >> do think it's appropriate to use a term like rocket man? >> i will tell you george, it worked. i was talking to our president of an african country yesterday and he cited rocket man back to me. i will tell you that this is a way of getting people to talk about him but every other international community is now referring to him as rocket man. >> kimberly: oh, my goodness. it is kind of catchy. you see everyone referring to it. the president loves that. he's put it in his speech. he loves that. it right, juan? it seems to be catching hold of

everyone. >> dana: the entire world has had the song in their head for about five days. i was singing it before i got here. >> kimberly: elton john is crying. >> jesse: or cashing checks. >> dana: maybe we will hear what kim jong un he thinks about the nickname. does he know he's being ridiculed? probably. at maybe imagine they summon it in his they can tell him that. i like what president trump did. he was very clear that the united states is ready, willing, and able to take action if we have to and i think a lot of people are forgetting the if part. they are focusing on president trump saying we would retaliate. retaliation is not a war crime. what we are looking at it as a situational president has had to deal with. we knew we would run out of road at some point and it just happened that president trump is holding a hot potato. >> kimberly: he needs six pairs of gloves on to hold that hot potato.

juan, people are saying the message is dangerous, menacing, irresponsible. hillary is being all bunched up about it. her jacket was like that. she's not happy. >> juan: that was good. i liked that. i will say, she's i was readine morning paper. i was looking at "the washington post" and they were talking about the idea. talking about rogue regimes and iran and north korea. then "the wall street journal" says wears american leadership? they really wanted the idea that the united states remain a major player on the world stage and when president trump was talking about america first and we are not going to impose our values and of course human rights and democracy are values that we want the world to emulate. they wondered. i was struck that this was coming especially from the conservative point of view. people are concerned about what he had today. the final point i have to make

is the iranian president had some very interesting responses to this speech. vladimir putin loved it. >> dana: soda benjamin netanyahu. >> kimberly: benny and the jets. >> juan: i will say the iranian leader said if the united states pulls out of this deal, there goes their credibility for any future negotiation on any difficult -- we will resume going after nukes. how, i thought, are we supposed to stop them if we pull out of the deal? >> jesse: i can think of a few ways come along. it would not be good for the iranians. under the obama administration, we gave them hundreds of billions of dollars yet they've tested 18 ballistic missiles since the bill was signed. they are stirring up trouble and causing civil wars in syria. they are harassing our vessels in the streets. i don't think this deal was good for america. i don't think it was good for israel or our allies in the region. what makes us think that

north korea, took hundreds of millions of our dollars, they nuked up. we are going to give hundreds of billions of dollars to iran and expect them not to nuke us? >> dana: especially if they are not complying with the deal. >> jesse: we are still not allowed to inspect military sites. >> juan: i will be quick. president trump's administration twice certified that iran is complying with the deal. >> jesse: they are still complying. >> kimberly: at lady kennedy the floor. at >> kennedy: hillary need not talk about the kim jong un when they have the same taylor. they are obviously shopping. one tight black fete haircut away from being that person and it's so incredibly desperate for her to go on tv and say things like this is what i would've said if i was president. well, you are not.

that's what happened. so stop and go away. >> dana: she's selling a heck of a lot of books though. >> kimberly: that's good. it's nice to find something to sell. >> dana: north korea, her style made. [laughter] >> kimberly: one of our nation's top lawmakers is heaping praise on lawbreakers. nancy pelosi is added again, coming up.

♪ >> juan: welcome back. nancy pelosi was shouted down by pro-immigration protesters demanding she do more to protect the undocumented. today, the house minority leader may have been trying to make nice with the dreamers. heaping praise on illegals who snuck their kids into the u.s.

speak of their families to things, bringing their kids here who are working and in the military and in school. who are a billion part of our future. >> juan: sometimes you just want to get out of the way. jesse? >> jesse: i will take the floor, juan. [laughter] before she sat idly by her people -- are occupied people, black lives matter people yelled and harassed and shouted down. now she's getting a taste of her own medicine. these people protesting her are getting fake news. there are two narratives coming out of the speed one is erroneous. daca. trump, he kicked it to congress to salvage his networking with pelosi to get status for these dreamers. that's the truth. the trimmers dreamers need to wake up.

>> kimberly: >> jesse: she got y the latino lobby the next day ss out and says yes, smuggle your children through a treacherous hot terrain and desert illegally and put them in legal jeopardy. that's a great thing? if she wasn't such a local district, she'd be out of there in a heartbeat. >> juan: i don't think you don't appreciate the level of anxiety and fear among those kids. >> jesse: they should watch fox news. we've been reporting accurately that dreamers are trying to be saved. that's the truth. >> kimberly: that was a really good come back, i've to say, jesse. get the facts. >> juan: you don't think it's a fact that those people are in fear of being deported? >> kimberly: i know -- the fact that they are impure. there's so much material out there that heightens and

exasperates the fear that they might have. now you have two sides working together. people should be applauded that effort. they are acting out against her when she's trying to rise to the occasion. >> juan: i agree that she's trying to help them. >> kimberly: is not a charming life. taking advantage of these coyotes, people suffering and dying of dehydration. being sold away. >> juan: that's what i said to jesse. you had a point to make. >> kennedy: they are political ponds. she's not try to help them. they are deeply resentful of leader pelosi. all she's done -- that's all people do in california. that's all these politicians know. the pander to an entire group of people. to generalize and stereotype. their lives are completely trivial. she doesn't care. it is totally disingenuous what she's saying. she's trying to save face. the people who are in the audience were booing her. they did it with delight and glee. they were not necessarily

dreamers. they were northern california liberals who are sick of establishment hacks like nancy pelosi just pay lip service. they no longer care about the human condition. if it's so wonderful what these parents did putting these kids in legal jeopardy and limbo, for parents, that's pretty irresponsible. >> kimberly: no bid for california politicians. she tells me all the time. [laughter] >> juan: what i hear is that they resent the idea of being used as a bargaining chip. they don't want her to bargain with president trump over border security with i.c.e. or any other kind of deportation center in exchange for their not being deported. >> dana: this is why we need a conference of immigration bill. she should have shown a little tough love. i think when she got out of the situation she was in the other day which is pretty much impossible for her to

actually -- short of getting up on the podium and yelling at them was not going to work. these dreamers need to understand -- do you want to be a part of this country? i have a pack for us to do that. i have a packed press to do that. you can't look and sound like you did the other day. if you want president trump to be able to do and support this idea, you better get with the program and provide for what's going to happen. you're going to have more border enforcement and that's good for you. i could write her talking points. it be a beautiful speech. if she'd only give it. >> juan: i don't think those kids would buy it. they have a right to protest but gosh -- >> dana: with all of these young people, 51% of college students don't think that the first amendment actually should be in existence. they don't understand what it means. >> kimberly: they think hate speech is not protected by the first amendment. >> dana: all of these young people need a lot more love. nancy pelosi is in a position to

give it. >> juan: coming up, leo dicaprio sounds another climate change alarm. at this one is down to get president trump all fired up and probably even jesse watters, too. next. ♪

♪ musical >> kennedy: leonardo dicaprio spoke with john kerry and warned that the planet is in peril. watch. >> vote in next year's midterm election and candidates who admit that climate change is a real who believe in the science and believe that it's one of the most important issues we need to address as a nation and make sure that the next administration believes in the science of climate change and is committed in action. >> kennedy: looking down at the victoria's secret catalog. >> kimberly: wouldn't that be funny? >> kennedy: funny enough,

surprising -- not at all. the planet is getting hotter. kimberly. it's a terrifying prospect. people like leonardo dicaprio make a lot of money. he donates a lot of money. latching onto climate change hysteria. although we are supposed to believe in science, they are making connections between some of the weather events we are having now and global climate change and frankly, there are scientists that save the date it is not quite in you have to say it's causation. what say you? >> kimberly: the climate stretch. it really -- trust me, pushed a little further. you will bleed too. here's the thing, this is a guy who really believes this. he does donate the money. he buys tesla. give him some credit. yet, he flies around in all the planes. he flies around in the planes. he has a huge carbon footprint.

let's be honest. people say wait a second, if you're that concerned, you would radically change your life a little bit instead of doing that. right? p like all the rest of us. at the same time, i will say this. he did come and sit down with president trump during the transition time to try to have a meaningful discussion about it. >> kennedy: juan, is this leftism gone awry or should we all sell our homes and stop using oil and live like hobbits in order to satisfy king leo? >> juan: i don't think he's living like a hobbit. >> kennedy: do as i say not as i do in the dicaprio household. >> juan: he made a documentary. i thought it was pretty good. he's making the case along the likes of al gore and john kerry that there is a real problem. you are right when you say there's no way to say that climate change has prompted this outbreak -- rising ocean levels and rising ocean temperatures

make these hurricanes all the more intense and more serious. flooding is a big part of it. i would listen. i don't know if there's anything conclusive. i think climate changes real. >> kennedy: it should we sacrifice our duty be economy in order to satisfy the science? >> jesse: i don't think so and i think john kerry has great cheekbones. kennedy. [laughter] >> jesse: i think it's $250 million. there is, trafficking, opioid addiction. he is spending money on recycling and saving turtles. i'm not saying he's not a believer. he is nobly into this thing but the priority is still out of whack. >> kimberly: it run askew. >> kennedy: is that white people don't put climate change at the top of their ten greatest fears? >> dana: probably. i would be for this. let's do all we can to improve

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>> jesse: time now for "one more thing." a birthday party in maryland, a crazy video running around the internet. check this out.

>> let me see that. >> nice! >> no! us before you missed that, let's see it again. >> let me see what you have. no! [laughter] >> jesse: all right, she's at this party. the kid is a great kid. he picked pocketed his uncle. nobody got hurt. the parents were there. everyone spine. the kid is a good kid. >> kimberly: who stopped him doing laps around the pool? >> jesse: he likes to run around. >> kimberly: really? >> jesse: everyone is safe. one. >> juan: earlier this week, i mentioned thinkable demonstrations in washington, d.c. this past weekend. the insane clown posse. demonstrating on the mall. i've seen something even more incredible that's the equivalent of cats and dogs playing together happily. yes, last week at on the mall at

this mother of all demonstrations -- trump supporters handed a black lives matter activist the microphone. >> if we really want to make america great, we would do it together. [cheers and applause] >> juan: it he said if we want to make america great, we can all work together. he also got applause when he said black lives matter, love good cops. we are just opposed to bad cops. i was so pleased. i think it was great. >> dana: i love that. >> kimberly: i love this, juan. >> dana: there's a gubernatorial race happening -- about six weeks away in virginia. the latest fox news poll came out. republican gillespie is neck and neck with the democrat. a little ground to make up the guess what? last night they had a very civil debate. never seen two nominees be so

respectful and then, this this. nbc contributor tweets... at gillespie is the mark attractive and articulate candidate. and he said i would say gillespie won the virginia debate. if you love politics, watch this in the next six weeks. >> kimberly: he's unbelievably talented. they put a little bit more money behind him, he would have won. make it count this time. >> juan: he was a big supporter of 20 williams when he was running. >> kimberly: kudos to new jersey police officer who came to the rescue of a woman who lost her diamond engagement ring on a highway while she was changing a flat tire. the police couldn't find it but the officer went back. he didn't give up. he spent all his free time scouring the area and she found it. just a reminder of all the selfless things that officers

do. >> dana: kennedy's more thing was fabulous. >> kennedy: rihanna's last name is fenty >> bret: has the republican effort to kill obamacare come back from the dead? bodies and wreckage from two natural disasters. could the u.s. really shoot down a north korean missile? this is "special report" ." welcome to our number two of our expanded edition of "special report." i am bret baier in washington. republicans in the senate are trying to come up with enough votes to finally put a stake in the heart of own obamacare law they have failed to kill for almost a eight years. they are fighting each other over what to do exactly. president trump believes this