i spoke to the president a little while ago. told him the best thing to do is pull the bill and he agreed with the decision. >> the bill was pulled at his afternoon moments before members were scheduled to vote. last night, the president demanded the house vote on the bill. he was backing but this afternoon, house speaker paul ryan told the president, the votes just weren't there. >> we came really close today. but we came up short. i spoke to the president just a a little while ago and told him that the best thing i think to do is to pull the bill and he agreed with that decision. >> i will no the sugar coat this i've been saying for the last year and a half, that the best thing

speaking is let obamacare explode. it is exploding right now. >> president says now is that another healthcare bill will emerge once obamacare in his words explodes and democrats are willing to support an alternative. tonight, teachers and students at thomas stone high school in charles county are mourning the loss of one of their own, a student 17-year-old michelle good win and four-year-old sister lay la were shot and killed by their own father before he turned the gun on himself >> the mother survived but still fighting for her life at the hospital. anjali hemphill is showing how her classmates are dealing. >> tape at the family home come down, but people who knew michelle say what happened will never leave their minds, they describe

man who a an outstanding student athlete and artist >> it was devastating news to the whole thomas stone community >> the principal of thomas stone high school says junior lashell good win were on the right path in life. but days cut short. police respond. ed to the family's homes around 8:30 thursday. where they found a 36-year-old woman standing outside yelling for help, she had been shot several times. she told officers her husband and two children were inside the house. when officers entered the home they found 37-year-old carlton good win dead from a self inflicted gunshot wound in the living room with a gun lying nearby. police say they then found his youngest daughter four-year-old lay la's life less body in an upstairs bedroom and in a nearby bathroom they located 17-year-old la shell suffering from multiple gunshot wounds they were both

hospital but la shell later died. a moment of silence was held at thomas stone high school. not only did she play on the varsity volleyball team and scheduled in art class. >> she had dreams of being a graphic designer. students would say that you can find her all drawing something. she would lend a helping hand whenever needed. she was positive and she would be truly missed by the family >> i'm a school mom. i'm their mom when their parents can't be. so it's very hard because we get attached and it's like losing a piece of yourself. >> her mother is still in the hospital with serious injuries and police don't have a motive in the shooting. live in warm front angelie hemphillox

to montgomery county where we are staying on top of the disturbing story of rockville high school. new details continue to emerge. 14-year-old girl was allegedly remained inside a school bathroom last thursday. the two suspects in this brutal assault are 17 and 18 years old and were enrolled as freshman at rockville high school. >> both had arrived from the u.s. from central america. less than a year ago. the suspects are undocumented immigrants. fox 5 alexandra limon joins us from rockville with the latest. >> reporter: this case caused a lot of public outrage understandably. so much the montgomery county public school district says rockville high school has received e-mails and phone calls from people threatening to quote burn down the school and shoot up the illegals. that p

send a letter home addressing both the rape as well as the threats. we also spoke to the lawmaker representing one of the two high school to students, who is charged with the rape. he says that their office also received threats. >> going to plead 100 percent innocent >> defense attorney andrew jezic isn't the most popular guy in town. after representing a teenager accused of a heinous rape in a school bathroom. he says his office received threats. jezic is stronging speak out in defense of his client 18-year-old henry sanchez. >> i think the evidence will show this was a preplanned none forceable and consensual encounter. we off think 14-year-olds can't grant consent. the law is the victim needs to be four years younger to the day than the perpetrator,j the older of the two suspects is three years and eight months older.

referred to as the boyfriend law is meant to protect high school teenagers dating. jezic said his client is a normal high school student fleeing from violent gigs in central america. >> he was 17 when he arrived. it was an eight-day track from guatemala through mexico. he was detained by ice 12 days. >> reporter: then released to his family with the expectation he would have a future hearing. he said there are several criteria he hats meet. including they're under 18 are not affiliated with gangs and do not have a criminal record. how could this have happened on school property. governor hogan doubled down friday >> montgomery county is acting a sanctuary county and not coer

authorities. that's a problem >> it's easy to look at one specific case and to label that days as representative of entire group of people. so i think that, you know, i mean we're seeing it, here at our firm, where we're getting a lot of nasty calls and we're getting a lot of nasty e-mails and we never received before. >> reporter: sanchez defense attorney understand wise they're outraged >> when i first heard about it i was outraged, when we went to visit him, i wasn't sure we wanted to represent him. once we met him and heard his story, absolutely we wanted a represent him. >> reporter: we reached out to to the montgomery county police department as well as the state attorney at that office to see if they could comment on the claims made by the defense attorney, they said they could not comment because of this open and ongoing investigation, meanwhile, at the federal level, the house judiciary committee requested information on

these suspects because they plan to hold hearings about ice policies which allow these undocumented minors to remain in the country even if caught by federal authorities, live in rockville, alexandra limon fox 5 local news. you can't go nowhere by ourselves because we get somebody take us. >> the washington, dc community on he want tonight over what is believed to be an up tick in missing teenager girls. police say a social media push to raise awareness about missing girls doesn't mean cases are on the rise >> it is a blessing and a curse. we're utilizing this tool to get the faces out there find them and they're utilizing them to recruit. one child missing is one too many, it's not so much about the numbers. it's about

can do >> police say investigating a report of a missing child is difficult because of federal guidelines. in order to issue an amber alert, the child needs to be under 17, police need to believe an abduction has occurred and that the child is in imminent danger of being hurt or killed. meanwhile, the congressional black caucus is taking action. the lawmakers are calling on attorney general jeff sessions and the fbi to join the search for missing teenager girls. they were. they want sessions and an fbi director james comey. >> and this to story continuous to circulate. tmz harvey levin and wrap cooljay weighing in on this. buthe

there's a lot of false. they're saying 14 girls have gone missing in the last 24 hour, according to dc police this information is not true. >> more than 80 people signed up to speak at a dc council hearing to confirm mayor bowser selection for the next police chief. that hearing started at 10:00. and is still underway. it's for assistant chief peter newsham who's the interim chief right now. today is the final one. we want you to hear two sound bites. the first from an assistant chief if montgomery county. the second is from the director of the civil justice. that organization is concerned about newsham's handling of the inauguration day protest in downtown dc. >> he's man of integrity. my experience is that he's very thoughtful, he's very caring. deeply caring. he has a love for the communities that he serves. he has a love for our proportion i think he has a deep love

the importance of that from his troops and the mission and getting the job done >> we're saying we believe council should not vote on the nomination until the records are disclosed to the council, to the public, so that there can be a understanding of what happened on january 20th. >> the most well-known person to testify former chief of police kathy lanier who left the position last year for a job in the private sector. >> the residents here deserve somebody who will be strong, empty pathetic and do the right thing. pete newsham will do that. i support his confirmation here today. 110%. >> so the next step is for the judiciary committee to vote on the nomination that date hasn't been settlement then it goes to the full council for a vote and sarah, council member charles allen has been out in the community. hearing good, bad, he hasn't made up his mind

this is the list, 80 people on and on and at the end is chief new newsham. one of just heard from one of our photography, he hasn't testified. and it looks like it would be a late night. a lot of people want to talk about it. a human trafficking ring. gets shutdown >> what some officers noticed noticed during a traffic stop that held free a woman who had been forced in prostitution >> a burglar caught on camera leaving a crime scene after breaking in on a building while the victim slept in the next room. we've got changes coming up in our weather, spring really arriving this weekend. we got showers, but boy do we have a warmup. wait till you see where those temperatures are heading. we'll be back after the break. r the break.

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breaking news out of prince george's county. skyfox is headed to the scene of a barricade situation. this is a map of the area that we were talking about here on your screen, this is along the 1200 block of hunter mill avenue in fort washington. police are working to gather details about what's going on so we have just very few

this moment. we'll bring you more updates as we get them. guilty plea from the man accused of opening fire inside comet ping-pong in december. edgar well, pleaded guilty to transporting a firearm. prosecutors will drop a third weapons charge as part of the deal. well, drove from north carolina to a pizzeria in northwest because of a fake news story claiming the restaurant was part of a child sex ring. he will be sentenced in june. glen owen man and found out his sentence for running one of the big marijuana growing. six months to home detention plus two years of supervised probation. he pleaded guilty possessing a dangerous substance with intent to distribute. he was livin

just bought. police found what they call a highly sophisticated marijuana growing operation but $75,000 in cash. let's take you live outside right now happy weekend to you. it started out cold and cloudy and a bit of rain then the sun came out and isn't the future looking bright >> gwen is here >> you called it you said next weekend. >> we're going to be. we're going to do better than that. we're getting there. are we going there >> we are going there. >> we're going there this weekend. we're going spring 110%. a mixture of things. having issues with my maps there, if you take a look outside you can see there's a few clouds out there. we're going to be dealing with cloudy skies for tonight. those clouds are going to be sticking around but the good news is we got a ridge of high pressure building in and it will be large and in charge and that will help to set us

sunshine when we get to saturday. we got a nice warm flow coming. you are not going to believe what we're coming to temperature-wise. we're not talk to go 70's. we'll be creeping up into the 70's. kind of a nice little hint for you. then on sunday, we're going to be talkings perhaps umbrellas. we got wet weather. prepared for that. we need the showers, we're in a really, really, severe drought right now. so we need that wet weather, that's going to be heading our way also, but you know, we need that also for the flowers and the cherry blossoms that are coming out really nicely. so we're just going to make sure spring serves itself up. so look forward to some warmer conditions. few clouds to talk about for tonight and tomorrow, then few showers then we're going to be roller coastering a little bit with the temperatures into the week but i'll have the details little bit later and hopefully i can get the maps working >> speaking of the cherry blossoms, there might be some down th

visit gary live tonight. i know it's not going to be a great as show >> still beautiful regardless. meanwhile, coming up preservationist or poacher >> i'm sorry that birds were killed by people 50 and hundred years ago. >> a vintage store owner is outraged over charges she's for you facing for selling furs. a jewelry is responding to critics following outrage over their add claiming sometimes it's ok to throw rock at girls end quote. but first. allow are things looking at the tidal basin? >> high there >> my gosh, mat, it's finally beautiful down here. it doesn't looking exactly like it always looked. it doesn't look half bad. we'll talk more about this coming up. getting close to peak and there's all kd

on with the festival, got the tidal boats out here, matt ackland is concerned about that. we'll have more coming up. stay with us, the 5:00 will continue. l continue.

. a lot of people still expected to go down to the tidal basin and the weather will cooperate. let's check in with gary mcgrady live at the tidal basin amongst the blossom, looks great down there, gary. >> reporter: and amongst all the people. it's finally nice to be out here. this is my fifth time outlet here. it's nice to be out with people in decent weather. where

and there's a lot of blossom, tell matt if you didn't hear me. the paddle boats are out >> you corrected me last time >> good to know. you're the man. >> i'm not going to correct you this time. they're out. look who is here. dinea i call you the boss of blossom festival. your 16th or 16th. >> 16th. >> reporter: i think i can stop talking and let you launch into whatever you want to launch in, the blossom are blooming. they're gorgeous. >> reporter: why is it we love these so much? maybe a personal question for you but i don't know. >> i think people feel the world is all right. it's what's supposed to happen, it makes everybody feel happy. it's springtime. mean we're having good things ahead. >> reporter: that sums it up it makes everyone feel good.

behind us showing us all the beautiful blossom. the festivals just because it's not as colorful as usually is it that doesn't mean it's knows at awesome >> big weekend we have the opening ceremony. all the tickets are reserved but we're able to expand the put beautiful show on facebook live so they can watch it starting a 5:00. >> reporter: isn't facebook great >> it's amazing we can share this with the world and we also have a lot of things with the smithsonian american art museum this weekend. next is our favorite kite festival. >> reporter: a culmination. >> reporter: it usually is but because of easter sunday, the parade moved up to the third weekend. so n

we'll do cherry blossoms and then fireworks, we're mixing it up. >> reporter: i talked last week, as my job as a reporter doing a little bit of background, you told me that the actual traffic to your website was way up this year >> about 20% the last time we checked and people, we're really interested in -- they're all geared up you for spring early because it was warm then the blossom and now people are looking what's happening in the event? we had people coming earlier. people are coming back now and hopefully they will come for the events. >> reporter: diana, thank you, 16th year, you're going to do an awesome job and thank you for fighting the traffic >> thanks to my team who does the hard work, i just get to come out and talk about it. >> reporter: thanks everybody back there. sarah, sarah is in there. there we go. and diana says thank you as well >> i've interviewed diane

15 times. an eight month old baby is dead after a brutal attack by a family pet >> we're going to hear the dramatic radio call from the officer on the scene. a family of seven is lucky to have alive. what officials say sparked the fire >> authorities ransacked a popular vintage store. and now she's being charged were breaking a law >> what georgia town university is doing to make amends and recognize the role it played during slavery. georgetown

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here at 5:30, we now know the identity of a man murdered overnight. police say someone shot 32-year-old maurice jackson in the 1900 block of fair lawn avenue southeast. it happened around 12:30 this morning. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. so far, no suspect or motive. an early morning fire forced a large family out into the cold. seven people were in the house at the time. it happened early this morning along ramrod road. skyfox over the scene as you can see, two adults being treated for burns while three children are being treated for smoke inhalation. the two grandparents inside the home, they did not need treatment. fire investigators say improperly discarded smoking material sparked the fire. route one in lor ton virginia is back open. it was quite different this morning after an tractor-trailer hit an overpass near i95. no one was hurt but it caused a traffic ss

the northbound lanes are blocked while police cleared the accident scene, no wonder whether the driver will face any charges >> a candlelight vigil will be held for a maryland college student shot and killed during a music video shoot in northwest. for anna macallister will take place at 7:00 p.m. at largo high school. macallister attended st. augustine in rally and graduated from largo high school. police are still looking for a suspect. happening now, we want to take you live to the dc council to confirm mayor bowser. >> this has been a long meeting started at 10:00. peter newsham is speaking right now. let's take a listen. >> the hearing has been take place for awhile. there are protesters packing inside. council chambers at the fifth floor

not sure what they are -- what it's about. >> plastic paint cups >> to protest, there have been two people both sides. earlier, council men charles allen said both people who support and also those who don't think that his's he is the right pick for the city. >> there are those in there against it's confirmation hearing. interim chief waiting quietly >> it has been peaceful most of the day. there have been people that gotten up and testified for the interim police cheap. there's also some that don't think he's the right person for the job. including some upset about the protests. right along k street, downtown, some people b

newsham didn't act properly or according to protocol that day, because he ordered a mass arrest. and they're looking for documentation. we're not sure if those are the people protesting right now, there's also people that talked about issues that were brought up by fox 5, about allegations of divorce proceedings with the interim chief many years ago and allegations made by his ex-wife at the time. but most i have to tell you i sat in there a long time. most were in support of the interim police chief. you're looking live at the wilson building, this is the fifth floor, the main council chamber. this is where most of the business is done. and right there, you can see getting ready to testify is interim police chief peter newsham and looks like the leadership has taken a pause for now >> curious how long they will let things roll here before they try to move

but yeah, it appears as though, we got the indication that he had just stepped up there to testify. clearly, they were here and ready to go those protesters. >> reporter: you're looking at council member charles allen who is the chairman of the judiciary committee. letting them protest. there's been talk from city leaders of the importance of allowing people to protest. really think that's important. i'm wondering if they're just giving them time to >> say their piece >> protest and hopefully the hearing will be able to get underway. it's the third, there's been two other one, this is the third and final one then it will go to the judiciary committee for a vote and full council >> we'll follow that hearing obviously. meanwhile a mother and father mourning the loss of their eight month old son after flame pet pitbull suddenly attacked the child without warning >> it happened in southern maryland. the town of

has the story. >> reporter: it was just after 1:00 in the afternoon here in luz by that the chevy's office received a 911 call that the family pet a pitbull was attacking an eight month boy in the listing room. within one minute documents were on the scene, once they arrived determine immediately that the child was fatally wounded shot the dog. >> baby being talked by a dog responding units. >> reporter: it was just one minute past 1:00 p.m. thursday when the call went out and one minute and ten seconds later a deputy radios he found a pitbull inside with an infant. >> i got a pitbull covered in blood. >> a family friend taking care of the child called 911. >> it's hard to picture this, but is there a way for you to explain how the deputy was able to fire just to

try and harm the child >> they were pretty close and they could see the dog was like a 60, 65 pound dog. and they cozen shot the dog in body. >> sherif mike evans said the dog attacked without warning. >> the caretaker, child and dog were in the living room and the dog unprovokedly attacked the baby >> unprovoked >> yes. >> sheriff said it's a tight in it community and is taking the tragedy quite hard. >> of a a grandchild on the way and feel for this family. i understand the family and uncle are police officers and the mother is a teacher. i know the grandmother very well. a good friend, we're heart broken >> definitely praying for them. >> definitely praying for them. >> the sheriff's office said this to dog never shown any signs of aggressiveness previously, and determine there will be no criminal charges filed. in

fox 5 local news to the district now where dc police need your help identifying a person of interest in connection with a burglary in northwest.pit happened early sa morning at a building in the 3100 block of connecticut avenue. police say it suspect broke into a residence while the victim was sleeping. stole the property and then took off. the suspect was captured on several surveillance cameras in the building. if you recognize this video, the person in this video, police would like to hear from you. . a maryland man facing human trafficking and prostitution charges tonight. howard county police stopped william murray early thursday morning after he appeared to be having a medical emergency. officers suspected murray had taken drugs, and that the female passenger in his car may be a victim of human trafficking. murray is accused of taking as many as nine women to meet with men at hotels all over maryland. investigators believe he

on the website called back page. making amends and recognizing the role it played during slavery. next month the university will offer prayers in what it is calling a liturgy of remembrance and hope. it will pay tribute in honor of the men, women and children in 1838. the society of jesus in the united states besides the service, they will dedicate two buildings to honor those. an marie was a free american women. one of the first teacher, the other building will be named after isaac, hawk consistent. a vintage boutique owner in san francisco is facing criminal charges for illegally selling

firs and saysx accessory, february in 2006 investigators store and seized 150 items finding clothing and accessories from dead sea turtles, chee at as and pythons. she wasn't arrested until march 1st, nearly a year aged the investigation. 68-year-old store manager maintains her innocence. >> i'm sorry that firs were killed by unlightened people. maybe something good happen with it. i've put on vintage fashion shows with the firs and to help wounded warrior >> san francisco's district attorney said it's not illegal to own the items made from endangered species. but a law prohibits their

>> r a jewelry shop owner in north carolina is issues anjali tonight. >> comes after speiser green jewelerses in asheville received negative feedback about a billboard. it shows several gems along with the words sometimes it's ok to throw rocks at girlsly elementary school teachers complained about the add saying the billboard's word play left her students confused and fended. many say they used sexism as humor. they apologize saying they do not support violence against women >> what do you believe, about that? they're always trying to look for something catch? >> i can see how it's catchy, i would think there would be somebody in the room that would be like, maybe not. maybe listen to that little voice in the back of your head that someone might have a problem with that >> always trying to grab attention. sometimes it goes too far. new year and rules for the national football league what the

cracking down on on twerking is one thing they're talking about. stay with us. stay with us. we got a warmup coming your way, warmer air moving in across the area into this weekend, when you see where we're headed you're going to know that spring is here, no question. we'll be back with more details in the full forecast after the break. stay with us.

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mers can stream tv on the fios mobile app, data-free. get the best. go to getfios.com i didn't get the memo about the chirps cherry blossoms color. looking very much like one >> you're ready for spring >> we're bringing in good news about the weather, you kind of have to, it's about time >> it is about time >> especially since we had the big round the snow recently. >> we're spoiled for awhile. looks like the nice 70's then >> then it was like reality check >> gary said everyone w

>> absolutely. >> you have a combination of you know, really nice conditions, weather-wise, the cherry blossoms, and you can walk around and enjoy them. i mean, and heading into a weekend. i don't think there's going to be too many complaining. >> we have clouds though and you can see some clouds out there right now. clouds will be sticking around once we get into tonight. it will be mild. look at this, do i have a warmup for you by the time we get to saturday. wait till you see what the temperatures will be, i think you'll be pleased by the time you see those. a little unsettled the early part of the week i can't rule out a rumble of thunder or storm or two popping up. and late week temperatures mild again as we head into the 60's. so not bad overall on the seven-day forecast. your current temperatures this hour, we got 61 at dc, 59 at baltimore this hour. 60 in annapolis, that's the same at dulles, 64 at manassas. and 65 degrees to the south at fredericksberg while take a look at cumberland, my goodness, 77 degrees this ho.

that's a pretty nice warmup. winds a little bit on the breezy side out there. we've got wind gusts right now. anywhere from 16 to about 21 miles per hour wind gusts, they're not going to be too bad over the weekend. but we do have wet weather to speak about and your overnight low, not bad, fairly warm considering. overnight lows will be into the 50's. once again we do have the clouds to deal with. just be aware of that. we're not talking many bright skies and here's a look at satellite radar. we got rain to the west associated with the frontal system. then the clouds pushing in ahead of it now for up and down the midatlantic but we will see some of that rain reaching us before the weekend is over. frontal system so the north, this will stall out a little bit. we're headed to 70's for saturday. warm then when we get into sunday, we're going to start to see a little bit of a change. we got rain showers, not a total wash-out on sunday i want to tell you off and on here and

talking rain and it's going to be a lot cooler as our temperatures head to the 60's. cooler relative speaking to saturday. that is, futurecast showing you here's 4:00 in the afternoon sunday. what does that tell you? for the most part, your day will be dry and you might not see anything at all. here we go into about 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, start to see it moving in and then by overnight. monday we see some lingering through and then starts to pull its way out. by about 9:00 in the morning, we have a little bit and the same at 1:00 for areas of our west. planner for tomorrow, 68 with cloudy skies, 68 really great. 54 for tonight. mostly cloudy overnight. look at this temperature for tomorrow. 75 degrees. i can't even remember the last time i was able to say 75. let's have a look at the fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. we get another 75 at the beginning of the week then head to the 60's, still not too hard to

spring on your doorstep. no dancing allowed. what the nfl plans to do this season to crack down on end zone celebration. brody. >> reporter: age is nothing but a number. coming up in sports i'm going to dues you to a group of hockey players that show you the only number that matters how fast you can skate and how many goals you can score.

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national football league is cracking down on end zone celebrations after touchdown. the rules include no more twerking, no gun sign, no props, and no sexual dancing allowed. the nfl said it's producing a video to show players what's appropriate and inappropriate in the end zone. >> players were quick to blast

pointless, greenbay packers said spend the money on something else like a video on investments or something. there you go. to the ice, the 14th annual jerry hat tricks hockey tournament kicked off features season players over 50. that's where we'll find brody logan with more on the competition. brody. >> reporter: i wanted to let our viewers know, no twerking here yet. i haven't seen any on the ice but very competitive hockey matches, i want to reference the game going on we're in the third period. the local team the jerry hat tricks from laurel, down 4-2 but just about to tie it up. the jerry hat tricks the slogan is you're never too

tournament is test meant to that. they've all come here for the tournament 14 years in a row and you have players in 50's, 60's, 70s and 80's, and their families think they might have a few screws loose to be playing hockey at their age. but they're here to compete and have a little fun. >> we're all crazy one way or the other. wives kick us have to get rid of us every once in awhile >> we're over 70. a lot of us, i number my equipment because i forget what order i put them on. so i've been playing about 68 years now. some of these guys are older than i am. >> fun to go out and see if you can see 1/10th of a second faster than the guy on the other team. you use it all up and go, ban have a great day >> how many guys do you think are playing f

>> most of us. we got one guy who plays with the gray wolves. he's not here this week, unfortunately. >> i'm playing the 70's. i played against my father >> how old is this guy >> 94. >> reporter: how competitive is it out there >> you know, just fun. it's not much, you know, it's -- it's hockey, nobody getting hurt. usually >> usually? >> usually. >> reporter: what is the not of the usually, the unusually >> you know, few broken bones here and there, mild concussions and, other than that, nothing much.

much. >> fun is fun, if you're not doing this, like i said, i can't imagine life without hockey, really can't. >> reporter: you saw the gentleman talking about few broken bones here and there or a mild concussion, nothing big, he's the oldest player in this tournament, 83 years old. a former general surgeon and yes, most of these guys are playing for the free beer after. i saw first round they're enjoying themselves, all of these players, there's no one bent over. everyone's spirits up after the game, win or lose, having a great time >> moving along pretty well out there too. doing a great job. hats off to them. >> for sure. they look great. back in a moment.

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i think what will happen is, obamacare, unfortunately, will explode it's going to have a very bad year. >> a defeat for the trump administration. the healthcare bill is dead. a stunning upset on day two of the closely watched vote expected to be a landmark legislation for anti-trump >> what's next and how will the president and house democrats move forward? joel waldman starts us off from capitol hill >> we came up short. >> reporter: paul ryan just moment before the american healthcare act was up for a vote stunning the political world by pulling the bill altogether at the request of president trump. negotiations between gop leaders and both conservative and moderate republicans continued into the 11th hour and beyond. vice president mike pence cancelling a preplanned trip racing over to the capitol to