>> i'm about to use a word that we don't say around here many times, but i'm going to do it around here. brace yourself. it's seen as a dirty word on capital hill sometimes. a bipartisan deal has been reached to extend federal payments to health insurers for the next two years. as you can see from the run down on the side of the screen we're talking healthcare this of course is the story we're starting with at 6:30. let's get to it. president trump said he's on board with this by bart partisan plan. in exchange republicans wants congress to give states flexible to avoid some coverage requirements under the affordable care act. i think one of the reasons that we point out that this is a

is the fact that you get people from both sides of the aisle working together on something for once, whether you agree or disagree with the move here, it's good to see people putting parties aside and saying we have to work something because you see by the skin -- i'm trying to think of the right terminology here. we saw how close that vote failed. >> right. and here we are again . the lesson learned after that was let's work together on something. let's hope that's what they're doing. ronica cleary is live on this story. >>reporter: of look the intro, love the points about bipartisan . it wasn't the close ness of the vote, it was the unexpected announcement from the white house that said he we are not making these csr payments anymore, those are the payments that the executive branch used to make previously under the obama administration to basically help insurance companies pay for the cost of those insurance plans that they were providing to low income consumersment a little l background that the trump administration used to defend

this, a federal judge basically ruled those payments illegal. they're technically not supposed to come from the executive branch. they are supposed to come from the senate and the house. that's who is supposed to decide to make those payments . so basically president trump said, look, this isn't ours to do, but of the quoars that falls in line with conservative principles. if you you want on do this you you got to figure it out yourselves inside the house and the senate senator large audience mar alexander as you said in that intro, the president supported this and told senator alexander to make this deal with senator patty murphy, a democrat. they came up with this deal that they would fund these sr payments to insurance companies for the next two years. they believe that this would stabilize the market today in the rose garden the president was asked about this. take a listen. obamacare is a disaster t. it's virtually dead as far

really is dead and i predicted that a long time ago. it's a concept thats do nt work and we are very close. we feel we have the votes and as soon as we're finished with taxes, john, we really peel we have the votes to get block grants into the states where the states could much better manage this money and much better take care of the people. now the president called this a short-term solution and really it is. it's just for two years. he says that he believes hat long-term solution is block grants. but the bigger question is, you know , will the rest of the senate choose to come together in bipartisanship or the house even hear this proposed idea of funding these csr payments for the next two years? it's great that we've got some bipartisan ship. whether or not you agree it with. it's good to see people working together across the aisle, but it will it actually get the votes to havment that is something we'll have to wait and see. back to

>> interesting ronica. last time around john mccain, senator john mccain sort of sunk it. we're seeing reports now that he says he looks forward to supporting this new bipartisan plan. looks like everybody in from both sides. thanks, ronica . also developing tonight , a judge in hawaii has blocked the travel ban just hours before it was supposed to take effect. the judge argues the ban is a continuation of president trump's quote, promise to exclude muslims to the united states. government lawyers argue if it was a religious ban on must muslims it would never have exclude countries like venezuela. drug control policy withdrew his name from. bowed out following a report by 60 minutes and the washington post that revealed he backed a bill that made it difficult for the feds to go after big drum

opioids that have led to the crisis. there is no word from the president as to who he may nominate next. >> in an op ed juan williams said mr. trump is becoming a failed president. he joins us to talk about the article and little more. good evening. good evening to you you. let's talk about this article for a moment because i think what stands out is the fact that you have a president who campaigned on this ability to close deals like no other, but he's having problems with his own constituency, his own party. until now as we aproap the three quarter poll in terms of the first year of the trump presidency, until now his really best point is that he he has held onto people who were trump voters back, you know, a year ago november of 2016. now we see in the polls that in key states especially throughout the south states that you saw the president win by large minimum

wage margins he has seen a precipitous drop, to percent or more. overall t if you you look at his numbers, his disapproval is way over 50 for the country. i think a lot of this is tied into what you were discussing, the campaign promises. the campaign promise to repeal and replace, the campaign promise of saying he was going to do \tax\tacks reform and instead he's doing tax cuts. this seems secondary to the feudz he's having with bob corker and john mccain. i think a lot of people are kind of drifting away from him. i will play devil's advocate for the moment. the president will say wait, you're righting to say i'm not getting things finished. i've got neil gor itch through. let's talk about the pipeline, let's talk about the executive orders that he put in place, the ones he did last week as they relate to obamacare. he'll say he's had victories. i think on gor itch he would hey a good point, but

legislative ageneral disa, if you're talking about what the congress, remember, you've got a republican house and a republican majority in the senate, the slate is pretty much cleanment it's almost like what happened. i think that's what people are looking at. in addition i think all of the feudz, the kinds of hostility between the president and members of his own party and specific the speaker of the house paul ryan and earlier this week he thyroid to have some kind of talk with mitchell mcconnell. his top lieutenant is out there promising to fellow republicans with even more populous, more conservative candidates has made a lot of republicans in the congress sort of leery, uncomfortable with this president. that's why i think that closeness that we saw initially where they thought he's the president, he won the white house. we didn't know if he was going to be able to do that. now we

through. a lot of that has turned out to be dispointment. would you say there is a problem with trust between the republican majority and the white house because of that, because of steve bannon, because of some other things along the way? >> i would absolutely know this this is what you hear from republicans on capital hill. senator mcconnell went up to the white house this week and tried to say, you know what, on a mag mattic basis it's good for us to get something done. they need some kind of victory around tax ruts. although the president had promised tax reform. not as popular, but nonetheless that would allow him to say i got something done. we may see some kind of pragmatic deal making taking place, but forth moment it's the arguments betweenetween could go on. he's been at it with rand paul. those are fellow republicans. >> yeah. >> juan williams, it is great to ive that you on the show. we just got t

>> let's talk about maryland governor larry hogan. did he spill the beans about his plans to run for reelection. social media is posing a lot of questions about if he he will or won't. >> let's play a portion of the video. >> i will support the constitution of the united states. >> i will be faithful and that i will be fitful and bear true allegiance to the state of maryland. >> they said it was going to be a cold day in hell before we elected a republican governor. i want to thank the citizens from all across our state who put aside party politics and who came together and voted to change maryland for the better. i am truly humbled and deeply greatful for the opportunity to serve my fellow manufacturedders . and i vow to work tire leslie every

great honor that you have granted me. (applause). it sounds like an announcement. it looks like an aunderstand north koreament. but is it an announcement, fits? you you talked with him today? how should we take all of this? >> if that's not an announcement , i don't know what is. we caught up with the governor today. he was actually in cheverly today. this was interesting. he went back to his old school. i was st. aloysius catholic scoovment he was getting an education award from a religious group for some of the work the governor has done in promoting education. we wanted to ask him about the video what you this thing popped up last night out of nowhere, both on his twitter feed and on his facebook feed. there was more to it than what you saw there. at one part you see the governor talking about all the things that have gone on in his term and he

question to be continued. the gist of this was that he has reached his 1,000 day mark in office. what we wanted to know is, what's really behind this thing, governor? is this an announcement that you're running for office and here's what he he said? >> governor, do you you have anything to tell us today about your future plans for a possible run for reelection? it's to be continued because we still have 380 days left in the first term we're not ready to make any kind of an announcement, but it seems like a majority of the people in the state are leap with the direction we're heading and pleased with the job we're \dog\doingment i know there were a few other people that would like to have the job but we're probably going to think about spending another four years fixing marylandment and a few other people is an understatement at this point. you've got at least half a dozen democrats already vying in the primary to replace hogan. jim and shawn, he's not taking anything for granted. larry hogan has

the voucher poll. the hogan team knows this, back in 2013, gaucher didn't even ask about hogan because nobody knew who he was in the take it. he is only the second republican in 50 years to be elected. this is a democratic state still even with hogan's popularity, even with these popular numbers. so even if this comes before their official announcement they are already out of the imait and planning this next election. what happened in 2014 against anthony brown, this this is a whole different story right now where this country and this state is equal e elect tornado watchry and where these voters heads are as well. you mentioned the whole being the second republican. let's remember what happened to the last one. bob early did not win reelection, as you just said, different time, different circumstances. he certainly seems like he's amped up p not ready to say the words. let me jump in and ask you real quick? how is

through the battle with cancer and everything seems to be good is he still on the right path. everything seems to be good. >> he looks good and he says \he\e he feels good. he says he is glad to be cancer free and he thanked the people in his words who have been praying for him. this has really been at the core of a lot of what larry hogan is this kind of changed his gubinatorial legacy right now and it's something that a lot of people can relate to him about having either been through this themselves or been through it with other loved ones and family members. it is a core of who he is and it's something that you were going to continue to hear him talk about, speak out about and lead in the fight of cancer awareness the not only in his own life, but in the lives of others. thanks forth update tonight. we certainly appreciate it. some people say understanding politics can be terrifying which makes it

rf inspiration, but are people being too sensitive to have a little fun? we're back after the break.

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>> it's not just in your neighborhood it's here on 5@6:30 . we're weeks away from halloween, which you know. any guesses which costumes will be the most popular this year? >> many people say they've got inspiration from this year's -- well, last year's presidential election and all the drama that's unfolded since the inauguration. our friend cabot phillips joins us via skype. you you shared this on social media over the weekend. this is something that i thought was pretty interesting. we have colleges age campuses are making sure people aren't being offended. this year a student run magazine put out a flow chart to help you you pick out your halloween costume. this is if you're white you have a separa s

what you can be, what gender you are. a different set of standards. is your costume political. go for it, any other political custom you you should reconsider. if your kows tomorrow has anything to do with the continent you're not from you you need to be sure you're not wearing it and really it just kind of paints a picture of a broader problem we see at college campuses or something many people view as a problem of this high beer sensitive culture we've created. there is a line, obviously there are some things you don't dress up asment when it comes to halloween we see people banning som \bear\bare oh kows toms and cowboys and indians. average customs that kids have been dressing up as. now all of a sudden it's too offensive. if you go as anything other than yourself you'll get in trouble. i was going to dress up as yl, but i'm too ajid

across the country. cabot i faux it's not just this particular school, i look to the chart and it is a little tongue and cheek, but i did think there is someplace where people need to understand, they don't understand because there is a line and some people don't seem to get it. it wasn't just ohio statement i know you guys did a report on a couple of other flow charts. there is a line somewhere. there definitely is a line. ultimately it comes down to allowing young adults. that's what college students are , young adults make decisions for themselves. along the lines of what could be offensive. it's the subjective standards that a lot of people see a problem with. yale sent out a campus-wide e-mail telling students exact reply what he they quo and couldn't wear, telling them what to did and a professor there sent out an e-mail to students saying in response to campus wide e-mail show good judgment, you know what is

students rioted outside his office and called him all kind of things just because he said be smart. i think that's the hypersensitive. you're supposed to prepare students for the real world and in the real world it's not about who is more offended, it's about who is right. the facts and too many times we get caught up in in feelings on campusment commonsense seems to be in short supply. >> you can dress up in low kay, if you want to. >> he's basically is. >> and a bad taste in a football team. >> thank you, cabot. >> the steelers have won six super bowls, i'm just saying? a. i would agree with you on that. >> i don't have anything else to say on that matter. let's tackle another tough p topic, speaking of the nfl, the nfl and team

york talking about the players' rights to neil during the national anthem. we'll be right back. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪

>> oh, say, can you see by the dawns early light. get that sun of bleep off the field right now . out. he's fired. he's fired. they should be treated with respect and when you get on your knees and you don't respect the american flag or the anthem, that's not being treated with respect. i have family, i have friends that have imon to fight for this country and they fight for freedom. they fight for the people. they fight for liberty and justice, for everyone. and that's not happening. >> taking a stand against

the knee. today the nfl met with the players union that have talked about the protests that meant controversy. that could mean sideline changes starting next season. let's go to stacy delicate. we talked to you earlier, but tell us again what you saw going down today in new york city. >>reporter: well, good evening, jim and shawn. earlier in the day, this morning actually, players came here to nfl headquarters to sit down with league openership and league leadership including commissioner roger goodell as well as several team owners and the issue was really to express their concerns and talk about affecting social change. in fact, they said there wasn't even that much focus on the national anthem protests and said they wanted to talk about how they could use their celebrities as football players to really tackle the issues that are most important to them in their communities. the meeting by

productive, but all parties say it was really a first step forward. and it doesn't seem like the league will be changing their policy to ask the players to stand. in fact, roger goodell addressing the team owners just this evening at their meeting downtown from where we are said they never asked the players this morning if they would be okay with changing the policy. instead this was really talking about the issues that mattered to the players and the teams. there were two separate meetings today , stacy and you told us earlier, but the one where the ownerses were convening, that's where we saw some activity outside, right in. >> yeah, it is a little confus ing because honestly these two meetings are happening on two different ends of the city practically. we saw protestors outside the conrad hotel in downtown manhattan. that is where the owners are holding their annual fall meeting and that is where the commissioner just spoke a little while ago and it was here at nfl headquarters, the players, the players union and some of the team owners and the league's ownership sat down with a l

hours act limit we're still waiting to hear if any decisions will be made. thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. we're back after the break. we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. we also know that you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. cigna. together, all the way.

vo: john adams' prescription for health care would be a disaster for virginia families. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged thousands more. 685,000 virginians would lose their health care. and adams is against medicaid expansion -

terans, children and the disabled. john adams: higher costs, less coverage, hurting virginians. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. richest americans, the president 's net worthies an estimated $3.1 billion. that's down 600 million from last year forbes cites his expensive presidential campaign, the trump university law lawsuit and a trump new york real estate masht for the downward trend. by the way, bill gaits is still number one on the list for the 24th year in a row. do you know how much he's worth? >> i'm guessing like 89 billion-dollar. that was a great gessments go figure. you'd almost figure the number was right in front of me as i look at camera. >> that's a lot of money

to see what the president's action is on there. we'll see what happens. tweet us and let us know what you you think. shawn is back at eight on the plus.

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