secretary of labor elaine chao. i said at her last confirmation hearing that elaine would be one of the best secretaries of labor we've ever had. i'm saying today that elaine will be one of the best secretaries of transportation, as well. she's overcome some pretty big obstacles in her life but everything she does, she does well. i know she'll perform brilliantly again in this new role. her family gathered here today couldn't be prouder especially elaine's father dr. james chao. i feel exactly the same way he does. thank you for the opportunity to be here and let me turn to my colleague from kentucky. >> mr. chairman, it is my privilege this morning to introduce a friend, a dear friend and a fellow kentuckian, secretary elaine chao, for her nomination hearing to serve as secretary of transportation. i'd also like to welcome her family, dr. james chao renowned in his own right. my wife, kelly, and i, have come to know elaine well since our first election six years ago and we were both grateful for her friendship as w

and lead to chaos instead of affordable care. republicans would create chaos in the health care system because they're stuck between a rock and a hard place. they have no idea what to put in place of the affordable care act. for years they've talked about repeal, but for five years now they have had nothing to put in its place. it all starts with the a.c.a. as we all know, the a.c.a. is a delicate balance. president-elect trump even expressed support for the three most popular parts of the law. pre-existing conditions, allowing young people to stay on their parents' insurance until age 26, equal treatment for women. but republicans will soon learn that you can't keep the good parts of the a.c.a. and remove the rest of the law and still have it work. that's what they're struggling with and that's why they're not getting anywhere. what they would do would throw the entire insurance marketplace into chaos. it would increase costs for all americans at all income levels, it would blow a trillion-dollar hole in the deficit. and now i s

secretary chao, welcome. it is great to see your willingness to come back and do this a second time. i very much enjoyed our visit about a variety of different issues, some of which i will ask about today. it is always good to see your family here the young people right behind you have focus there. you always talk fondly about your dad. it is great to see him here too. first i would like to talk about drunk driving. in your written testimony you write that safety will continue to d.o.t.'s primary in 2015 and killed more than 10,000 people. it is roughly one-third of all traffic fatalities. these are tragic deaths that are preventable. i know that you know that and you worked on this before. we know from efforts in my home state of new mexico we can reduce the tragic toll from drunk driving and public safety campaigns, all of those helped save lives. i am excited to find technological solutions and i think the senator talked about how we could work together on that. it is called the driver alcohol detection sy

if republicans think creating chaos and causing chaos in our health care system, heightening economic uncertainty and burdening our seniors and our families with higher health care costs,, somehow makes our country great again, stronger again, they've got another thing coming. they should step back from the brink, stop putting politics ahead of families health care and agree to join together en masse for us to make our health care system work better for families instead of destroying it before it's too late. with that, i am pleased to introduce the congressman. >> the president did a great job today of reminding everybody how now the aca, medicaid, medicare and social security all link. they are all linked because of certainty. in the case of medicare, a reminder that we have extended the life at a trust fund is denoted by 10 years. there's also another consideration here. it's about intergenerational benefit medicare provide. those in their 40s and 50s trying to send children to college and never simultaneously help or hope to provide health care for aging parents. that's the importa

if republicans think creating chaos and causing chaos in our health care system, heightening economic is certainty and burdening our seniors and families with higher health care costs somehow makes our country great again, stronger again, they've got another thing coming. they should step back, stop putting politics ahead of families, health care and agreed to join together on efforts to make our health care system work better for families instead of destroying it before it is too late. with that, i am pleased to introduce -- [inaudible] >> the president did a great job reminding everybody about how the aca, medicaid, medicare and social security all link. it is because of certainty. in the case of medicare, a reminder that we have extended the life as nancy noted by 10 years. another consideration here is about the intergenerational benefit medicare provide. those in their 40s and 50s could never simultaneously help to provide health care for aging parents and that is the importance of medicaid and link to medicare. medicaid is very quickly become a middle-class government because of

we will tell america that they're replacing affordable care with chaos and once the chaos starts hitting the fan, i don't know what they're going to do. no, they're going to repiet because they're ideologues, they hit government. so this is the worst thing that could have happened to america, that government expanded in a major and significant way. but they don't have anything to put in the its place and when the chaos evolves, what are they going to do? they're going to be stuck. same thing with the cabinet. now, we are demanding hearings, first we're demanding everyone get an ethics investigation, that they all file these plans that they're supposed to file, all the obama nominees did on how they're going to get rid of all their potential conflict of interest, all the businesses and stocks and things like that that they have. and they get an fbi background check. >> can you force those things? >> we can force the first two and if they don't do them we can demand -- we can't influence when they have the hearings. the original plan was to have eight or ten hear it is first week, but we c

thank you secretary chao.over here by the front row of the audience, i think -- welcome to the new members who sometimes we get confused with people here to watch the hearing or here to testify. so great to be with the newso members of the committee, and secretary chao, thank you for your willingness to continue to serve the nation. and a difficult job. you led to in the acronyms and where asia 70 and u.s. 3 58 are.rs so you get acrow him ins -- acs and everybody expects you to know where that congested intersection is that has to be addressed. colorado has seen some great economic opportunities over the past several years. in fact every time i landed a denver i do a crane count to see how many construction cranes in downtown. >>> since 2010 can he have had 10% population growth. 5 machine thousand plus people moving into the state almost an entire new congressionalat district every decades seems to moving could into colorado. betn the growth has an great economic opportunity for colorado but lots offing which

they seem determined to make chaos, not affordable care for the american people. today i would like to focus on the budget resolution of the affordable care act. i understand why the majority thinks they have to do it. group, overd every the past eight years, they would repeal the law, both branches. time, it has been a conservative fever dream. republicans do they could make extreme promises about replacing it with something better. without ever having to consider the consequences. or even not have a reasonable plan to replace it. they knew that president obama would openly block their stance to repeal this. now, things are different. the consequences of repealing the affordable care act are real. i urge my colleagues to sincerely consider the consequences. it is no longer just a game for political minds to repeal. to replace.e so far, in five years we have of repeal,years repeal, repeal so far nothing to replace it. need for the average americans, if you repeal the 30ot just for million who would lose coverage. many people are at very red, port states. will happ

it's been the implementation as much as anything causing the chaos around the country. nonetheless, the white house is pushing forward, they insist there are no changes, despite there was no interagency involved in the process before coming out with this executive order. a lot of the focus and security any has been over the fact whether this is a muslim band. president trump said it's not a russ li muslim ban. the words of his own adviser, rudy giuliani, saying he was consulted leading up to this ban. >> when he first announced it, he said muslim ban. he said put a commission together and show me the right way to do it legally. i put a commission and what we did instead of religion, danger, the areas of the world which create danger for us, which is a factual basis, not a religious basis, perfectly legal, perfectly sensible and that's what the ban is based on. it's not based on religion. >> so that was rudy giuliani speaking out this weekend. the white house uncyinsists, it, quote unquote, massive success story, despite the reactions around the world. >> and what about

kicking millions of americans off their health care and throwing the entire health care system into chaos is not one of them. i am deeply troubled that the republican majority and seemingly the president-elect is plotting as one of their first campaigns in the new congress a full pf scale assault on the american health care system -- full-scale assault on the american health care system. not just on the affordable care act but medicare and medicaid as well because they are inextricably >> o >> to put forward a budget resolution to repeal health care reform. although we promise not to cut medicare the president-elect has spent demand -- elected a man who has strategizing against medicare's demise i don't think that is something of a vast majority of people believe in. it is to clear that the president-elect and the republican congress are intent on making america sick again republicans seem to want chaos not affordable care for a beer can people focus mr. president our like to focus on the budget resolution of the affordable care act. lenders stand right they think they have to do ithe bec

chaos inside an outside terminal two at ft. lauderdale airport just before 1:00 p.m. people scrambling to take cover. >> all of a sudden there was pop, pop, pop, pop. i didn't associate a shooting and a lady came running out screaming. >> immediately was mass chaos people running by harder to decipher exactly what was happening. >> we were at the door we heard gunshots and everyone started running.

that's chaos. deductibles up by an average of $450 in a year. that's chaos. there is no functioning marketplace for obamacare in one-third of the country. that's chaos. when americans look at this, they -- what they say is already chaos and obamacare caused it. now, i want to mention one of the false claims that the democrats are making, and it has to do with medicaid. that's because medicaid was broken long before obamacare. all the health care law did was add more people on to this broken program. one reason that medicaid is struggling is the same reason that the rest of obamacare isn't working. because medicaid tries to impose too many rules and too many regulations from washington. it tries to make one size fit all. there are different needs in every state. states know what those needs are, and they know much better than washington knows about the people who live in those states. there are republican governors like mike pence of indiana who understood this very important fact, and i'm glad he's

and chaos over -- see you at 6:00 allowed in the country and who is not. >> let them go, let them go. ui quijano: protests erupt as hundreds are detained at airports across the country. a cruise ship passenger is held in florida. the president takes to twit tore oefend his ban on visitors from certain muslim-majority countries. also tonight a u.s. service member killed during a counterterrorism raid in yemen. and a reporter's notebook, inside mosul iraq. >> as we drove through the streets, we witnessed a trail of destruction, the fighting that had raged here. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. this is our western edition. it's unclear exactly how many people-- many people have been detained at u.s. airports this weekend or how many have been released. but this is certain. president trump's travel and immigration crackdown on people from seven muslim-majority countries has caused chaos and confusion and sparked intense protests. the aclu says 4,000 attorneys are working in shifts at the airports to get people released. an iranian born green ca

airport chaos. >> let them out. let them out. let them out. >>> nationwide rallies and chaos. millions taking a travel bandstand against -- band stand -- ban stand against donald trump.>>> i am brian hackney .>>> let's go to jessica. >> reporter: he is a green card holder from yemen and he was held for several hours today. he's not the only one who has been detained. sfo officials confirm there were five people detained here there are port. among the chance -- chants and the sea of signs, auch med try to reach his nephew who holds a green card from yemen. he says that his nephew flew from malaysia and then he was detained. the family doesn't know if and when he will be released. >> i talked to him and he texted me back. he is under a lot of pressure, but we advised him not to answer any questions.>> reporter: representing his nephew. it's a confusing battle right now. >> we don't know what is happening hour by hour. nothing is being implemented nationwide. the white house is going back and forth on whether the ban applies to them and it is mass chaos. >> reporter: she has not

that changed this weekend amidst scenes of chaos, anger, and anxiety.people who thought they had a right to come suddenly not welcome. families separated. it was emotionally exhausting, and not just for those directly affected. this is chuck schumer, the leader of the democrats in the senate. senator schumer: this executive order was mean-spirited and un-american. jon: but was president trump moved by this? no, he mocked. president trump: i noticed chuck schumer yesterday with fake tears. i'm going to ask him who was his acting coach, because i know him very well. i don't see him as a crier. jon: he defended his policy on social media, tweeting jon: and he went on jon: and a lot of americans are standing by him. >> whatever needs to be done has to be done, and this is for the safety of everybody. >> we are living in a dangerous world and donald trump's number one job is to protect the american people. >> we live in a country of democracy and if a majority of the people feel they are threatened and want things in place, then we should be able to have thi

but what's really happened here is, that the president and his presidency is in chaos. and it's apparent to all but his most serious defenders and those who are his greatest defenders and advocates. but for republicans on capitol hill, who i'm talking to, who are doubting his abilities. doubting even his stability under pressure, this is an extraordinary series of events. we now have hundreds of thousands of people who have been going into the streets as a result of this. we have a former president, his predecessor who is encouraging people to go into the streets because what trump has done here is obstructed american principles. he hasn't obstructed justice, he's obstructed the most basic of american principles of what we stand for as a country in terms of immigration, a nation of immigrants, these are authoritarian pronouncements that he has been making for days now. and it's coming to haunt him. >> did he make this unnecessarily political by firing this person? >> well, first of all, carl is right that the circumstances are not the same as the famous saturday night m

the ban resulting in chaos. national review says not so fast, calling it the right approach. 29, sunday morning, january we begin with your calls and comments on the weekend events. 0, that is our line for democrats. 202-748-8001 four republicans. if you are an independent, 202-748-8002. send us atweet -- tweet. good sunday morning. thank you very much for being with us. this is the headline this morning from a number of newspapers, including the "washington post." the piece rights the following following.he that this morning from the "washington post." the president yesterday spoke to reporters from the oval office. you., let's hear from rosemary is beginning the conversation, republican line from michigan. sad thates, it is very people are over exaggerating and blowing this out of proportion like they do every time mr. trump does something, president trump, whether he does something good or bad. they will criticize him. this is a big mess he did not create. he has advisers that have been advising him. he is fo

it will take us from affordable coverage to chaos. this is the first step towards e higher costs, fewer people with health insurance, and more uncertainty for american families. in short, the republicans believe they have a mandate to make america sick. by repealing the law and taking away the healthcare the familiei already have, republicans are forcing the 30 million americans to lose their insurance. republicans are putting the healthcare coverage of over 200,000 wisconsinites at risk. and they are raising taxes on more than 190,000 wisconsinites who rely on and receive premiumm tax credits to help them afford high-quality health insurance. g instead, they are giving tax breaks to big corporations and andhanding over control to the insurance company, who will be free once again to deny coverage if you have a pre-existing simpy condition. jack up premium simply because you are a woman, drop your coverage if you get sick or have a baby. mr. president, i could continue to list some very disturbing facts and statistics of what this rep

if republicans think creating chaos and causing chaos in our health care system heightening economic uncertainty and burdening our seniors and our families with higher health care costs somehow makes our country great again, stronger again, they have got another thing coming. they should step back from the brink, stop putting politics ahead of families health care and agree to join together on efforts to make our health care system work better for our families instead of destroying it before it's too late. ere that i am pleased to intro deuce -- >> the president did a great job today of reminding everybody of how now the aca, medicaid, medicare, and social security are all linked. it is because of certainty. in the case of medicare, a reminder that we have extended the life of the trust fund as nancy noted by ten years. but there is also another important conversation here. it is about the intergenerational benefit that medicare provides. folks in their 40's and 50s frying send their kids to college they could never simultaneously hope to provide health care to aging parents. that's

if republicans think creating chaos and causing chaos in our health care system, heightening economicncertainty, and burdening our seniors and our families with higher health care costs somehow makes our country great again, stronger again, they've got another think coming. they should step back from the brink, stop putting politics ahead of families, health care, and agree to join together on efforts to make our health care system work better for our families instead of destroying it before it's too late. with that, i'm pleased to introduce -- >> jon: we have gotten the bulk of the complaints are from democrats in both the house and the senate, senator patty murray thereof washington, the washington state, along with house minority leader nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer, talking about their opposition to republican efforts to repeal and replace obamacare. of course they had a meeting with president obama himself that was still underway at this hour began. let's talk about it quickly with simon rosenberg, the president and founder and a former bill clinton campai

chaos of their own.will get weird in america. we have to have enough confidence we can handle weirdness. >> megyn: we can handle weirdness. you proved that here night after night. >> [laughing] >> megyn: how long do you think donald trump can keep that up? do you think the chaos candidate as he was dubbed, will be a chaos president in the way we have seen? >> we have a tendency to mis-remember our own history and think the way america was for the end of the cold war and the period after is the way things will always be. this has been a chaotic, weird crazy country in a lot of ways. caveings on the senate floor and riots. and america has endured. what you saw from joe biden was a good example from the country. people, whatever happens, this will be okay. our institutions, our systems can handle this. the question for us at journalists and citizens and the people who participate in the process: can you raise your game to the next level to deal? when things become unpredictable can you handle it i think we

we are seeing a lot of chaos now. >> you know, it thrived on chaos during the campaign.remains to be seen if it will thrive on chaos as the presidency. it is one thing to be a disruptive force, to be a disruptive force in a campaign where frankly people didn't like the candidates and liked the idea of shaking things up. when they see what that means when you're president -- people said don't take trump literally, take him seriously. when he's president you have to take him literally and seriously. when you say to the attorney you're fired, she's fired. when there's a ban on people coming in, they're banned. airports go into chaos. >>> as the president, as the administration, as the government, people are going to want a degree more of stability, of competence and continuity. look, let's be honest. we've all been surprised by donald trump. perhaps he'll surprise us again. so far indications are not that way. his approval ratings are the lowest of any president in 45 years coming into this first week. you know, perhaps things will turn. >> you know, earlier on monday the w

tonight, organized chaos. how president trump's first week and a half is giving a new definition to the word unprecedented. >> it's not a travel ban. >> we're going to have a very, very strict ban. >> supreme pick, will president trump's nominee for the supreme court really face a big political fight or is this much adieu about nothing? >> this is not the time for our friends to embark on another partisan crusade. >> and, the president's first military operation. what went wrong and what went right with the raid in yemen. this is mtp daily and it starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd here in new york and welcome to mtp daily. buckle up, folks, president trump will announce his picks for the supreme court. it usually doesn't get much bigger than this. and it is an important story. even though at the end of the day, the new justice may not change the make-up of the court that we've been used to for the last decade, we'll dive into that story in a few minutes. it's just one of several major storyline

if republicans think creating chaos and causing chaos in our health care system, heightening economic uncertainty and burdening our seniors and our families with higher health care costs somehow makes our country great again, stronger again, they've got another thing coming. they should step back from the brink, stop putting politics ahead of families, health care and agree to join together on efforts to make our health care system work better for our families instead of destroying it before it's too late. with that, i'm pleased to introduce congressman gibbs. >> the president did a great job reminding everybody of how now the aca -- >> all right. there you have several members of democratic leadership speaking following their meeting with president obama on the hill. president obama meeting with democratic leadership to save obamacare. we just heard from chuck schumer, nancy pelosi and patty murray from washington state. they even have a sign. chuck schumer is using the line, make america sick again. almost like, you are ready, republicans? i dare you. i double dog dare you. i want t

republicans seem determined to create chaos, not affordable care for the american people. today mr. president i would like to focus on the budget resolution on the affordable care act. i understand why the majority thinks they have to do it. they promised every group, conservative group and in the country over the past eight r years they would repeal the law quote ruthven branch. for a long time it's only been c conservative issue. republicans knew they could make extreme promises about replacing it with something better without ever having to consider the consequences or even come up with a reasonable plan to replace it because they knew t that democrats and president obama would ultimately block their attempts to roll it back but now things are different. the consequences of repealing the affordable care act are real and i urge my colleagues sincerely to deeply consider the consequences. l no longer just a game or a political line that they repeal because now you have to replace it and so far five years of repeal, repeal, repeal not one replacement plan has garnered a lot of suppo

so, it wasn't chaos. the fact of the matter is 325,000 people from foreign countries came into the united states yesterday and 109 people were detained for further questioning. most of those people were moved out. we've got a couple dozen more that remain, and i would suspect as long as they're not awful people, that they will move through before another half a day today, and perhaps some of these people should be detained further. and if they're folks that shouldn't be in this country, they're going to be detained. and so, apologize for nothing here. >> apologize for nothing here, reince priebus appearing on "meet the press." joining me right now is sarah palmieri with politico, and paul singer, washington correspondent for "usa today." i want to get reaction, tara, from you first, then paul on that statement, they apologize for nothing here. this really plays into how donald trump really had a lot of despise for president obama laying out plans, letting folks know the strategy. isn't this just donald tr

and lead to chaos instead of affordable care. would create chaos in the health system because they are stuck between a rock and a hard place and have no idea what to put in place. they had five years when they talked about repeal. there is still not a plan to replace it on the table because they do not have one. they do not have a plan that gets brought support even on the republican side. so, they are stuck. they are just totally stuck. vice president-elect pence is meeting with republicans today about how to gut these programs of medicare and medicaid and the aca. i would like to read some statistics on how the affordable care act worked in indiana. the uninsured rate has fallen by 35%. hoosiers gaining coverage. 224,000 hoosiers have health insurance today because indiana expanded medicaid coverage under the affordable care act. so. 50,000 young adults has benefited from the provision that allows children to stay on their parents plans until age 26. 139,000 hoosiers received tax credits averaging $259 a month to get them cover

lindsey: there was so much chaos going on. at that airport with ari fleischer, the former press secretary under george bush, he talked about shots fire and everyone running. another woman said she saw the crowd screaming with panic. she said we laid down on our children and hid under the tables. i'm still shaking. a lot of people are posting picture what is it was like on the tarmac. you can see from their vantage point what it was like to be out there. not everyone evacuated. if you take a look at this video right here from social media you notice a lot of people left the luggage, the bags. everything they left behind to evacuate. very few people were left in the terminal. if we take a look at this video here as well. this shows what it looked like on the outside of that airport. as they shut it down. making sure that no cars could get through and get close. a lot of people on social media letting their friends and family know that they are okay. back to you. jonathan: all right. thanks very much. we can alsotell you that th

there is chaos here inside of the airport. i can tell you that. as we are hearing homeland security personnel they are not sure what rule to follow. do they follow the presidential order. do they follow the judge's order or a combination of the two. with we are hearing it is different from airport to airport. meanwhile, people arrive from flights from muslim countries as a flight there is one coming in tonight. families are not sure what to make of it. >> reporter: this family await the arrival of parents from pakistan who flew in tonight by way of istanbul. they were still waiting hours later. the confusion and chaos here at sfo began on friday when jackie spear's office got a call for help. >> we got word there was a translator for the army. afghani national who was held here and they were not allowing him to pass through. making it clear a translator for the american troops could be the most valuable person -- >>let be clear not only valuable but he has a target on his back. he winds up in the wrong neighborhood back in afghanistan he is dead.

they didn't talk to the agencies in charge, creating chaos. they didn't know what they were doing, some departments thought green card people were included. some people thought green card people weren't. when you do something as important as this, it can't be a twitter type activity. this has to be thoroughly vetted, thoroughly gone over. all the agencies have to be consulted. it's a very bad omen for this presidency. if they're going to do things like this they're going to run into trouble the same kind of trouble they ran into on this horrible, horrible order on many, many other things. >> so you think that she's doing the right thing, and i asked this -- i understand you agree with her point of view, but that's separate from the acting attorney general -- >> yeah, sally yates -- >> that could create more chaos and weakness in our institutions. >> sally yates is a person of integrity and she looked at the law regardless of her view. most of the judges who have look at this -- i think just about every one that i have seen rulings from has rul

and they are sewing chaos.ll of us have to understand, these are big stakes and the more we try to undermine our president, the more we undermine our president, the worse off we are as a country. >> wait a second. you were probably once a reagan republican. >> and that was during the cold war. >> she told you the cold war, from their perspective is not over. there are a lot of challenges with russia now. i'm not a hawk in saying we have to go to war with russia. john mccain and lindsey graham are hawkish on it. but at the same time, you have to recognize the discord that putin is sewing here, not just here, but across democracies in europe. what he did in ukraine, these are bad things. you can't just say we're going to have a reset and move on. [ all speak at once ] >> they laughed at hillary clinton for that. so this whole notion now, you're just following donald trump's lead because he really has no idea what he's doing. and the idea of saying, we all have to get behind donald trump now, so we have a strong a

i urge the committees favorable consideration of my friend, elaine chao. >> we will ask elaine chao to come forward and offer her opening statement. >> i'm especially delighted to introduce my father who along with my mother is the foundation of everything that my sisters and i have been able to achieve. like so many others, as you have heard, my father left everything familiar behind to come to this country and build a better life for her country. my mother, two sisters and i endured three long years before we were able to join him traveling from asia to america by a cargo ship on an ocean journey that lasted 37 days. there were many challenges during the early days living in an apartment learning english and adapting to a foreign culture. my parents optimism, faith and diligence kept us together. if i can ask my father to stand up i would really appreciate it. [ applause ] >> thank you so much. >>> i'm pleased to introduce one of my twin sisters from new york city. may is the daughter whose name symbolizes america. my mother was 7 months pregnant when he left for america. he did not

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more confusion and chaos over who is allowed in the country and who's not. >> let them go! let them go! >> protests erupted, hundreds are detained at airports across the country. a cruise ship passenger is held in florida. the president takes to twitter to defend his ban on visitors from certain muslim countries. >>> also tonight, a u.s. service member killed during a counterterrorism raid in yemen. >>> and a reporter's notebook inside mosul, iraq. >> reporter: as we drove through the streets, we witnessed the trail of destruction from the fighting that had raged here. >> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. it's unclear exactly how many people have been detained at u.s. airports this weekend or how many released. but this is certain -- president trump's travel and immigration crackdown on people from seven muslim majority countries has caused chaos and confusion, and sparked intense protests. the aclu says 4,000 attorneys are working in shifts at the airports to get people released. an iranian born green card holder say

it's just chaos, and you get used to the chaos. but similar to a family member who has alzheimer's, which is a brain issue as addiction is a brain disease. there are behaviors that happen that are awful. this person is not the person that you knew and loved. you see that a lot in addiction. where did my child go? where did my husband go? but i think the changes in behavior, the hiding, you know, a change in functioning and sometimes you have someone who's very, very high functioning, so those changes may be more subtle. but in my experiences, if you think it might be an issue you're probably right. and the extent of the issue, who knows. but what i would souggest is go to someone who have it evaluated like you would if your sight was impaired or your sugar or diabetes. go and have it evaluated. >> and evaluation is an important thing. and we'll be there at the health and fitness expo. and we hope that a lot of people will join us at the d.c. convention center, 9:00 to 4:00. and this is day two. admission is free. lot of helpful inf

when you don't do it, this is chaos you see. this could be a haren jer because the agencies in washington expect to be a part of implementations like this. >> amy it looks confusing to us, any sort of thought or reflection on what the rest of the world who watch us closely, any information from leaders or government, or reverse affect on us. are we going to get blocked any place? >> the other thing we're going to be looking for is how regular people, or folks on capitol hill talking about it, how are they reacting to it. one poll suggests this is not unpopular of the position that given what we have seen in the protests it would be. 49% say they support what he did. 49% say they oppose. it's divided based on what party you sit it. i think we're going to be talking about for the next foreseeable future the divide in the campaign. these are presidents who ran to that base, this is candidate who is running a government much like he ran his campaign which is to say i have voter, supports, they like me, i don't need to expand beyond

the market can't be sent into chaos. more or less reiterating what we've heard from speaker paul ryan on a regular basis. repeal can happen first, but repeal has to be transitioned in or else this will fail politically as well as on the policy side of things. so the vice president and the speaker of the house on the same page here. paul ryan announcing behind closed doors mike pence is going to have an office on the house side of capitol hill, obviously mike pence a former house member, but underscores kind of the importance of mike pence in the trump administration throughout the legislative process. keep a very close eye on him with everything that's going to happen on capitol hill, guys. >> absolutely, phil. i was listening intently to everything you were saying. thank you so much. we want to draw your attention to the live pictures you see at the top, a flood of democrats, it appears, as the meeting is over, and they're walking out of the meeting. we're waiting right now to watch as president obama will be leaving th

instead we are rushing through with a repeal and stealing healthcare, plunging the system into chaos with no guarantee that there is anything going to merge in its place. it would reduce the number of americans in health insurance, increase premiums and total out-of-pocket and reduced the scope of benefits people have. i hurt my republican friends say we are going to repeal it and replace it with some them better. we are not even committing youtube replacing it with something better. let's just guarantee now that that legislation is not going to take anybody's healthcare insurance away, not going to raise cost or reduce benefits. i am just going to be honest with you that replacement isn't coming. it's not coming under the budget reconciliation process that shuts out democrats and is not going to be replaced by something that is equal in quality or better but at the very least, mr. president, we can all put our names and votes to a budget point of order thatr commits republicans to the progress they've made for six years that if they repeal this, they will not put a piece of legislat

>>> we're back with the video that gave the world a chaos at ft. lauderdale's airport. man behind the camera was waiting for a ride when he heard the shots and turned around to see what was going on looking into the eyes of a killer. he returned to the airport to speak with us today. >> i saw the shooter positioning to shoot with, i think it was, either the right knee down and then pointing. the first lady, the tall lady. i heard her cry. there's a moment where the lady that you mentioned says, i flew with her. >> i saw her. that's -- i was more in the motion. the footage that we saw worldwide is 25 seconds. it's just a moment. >> is there anything that you want to say to the people that you were there, that you saw. >> i want to say i'm one. it did not define any model who the shooter decide he going to shoot. although we don't talk to each other but we're connecting to each other. i'm very sorry that happened. >> he believes god spared his life and he prays for those who lost theirs. up next, a new look at what sank the emerge restored. fortified. up next, a new look

. >> reporter: confusion and chaos. not the imagery one might expect from a president who promised to bring private sector competency to government. >> i'm establishing new vetting measures to keep radical islamic terrorists out of the united states of america. >> reporter: but here, president trump and his team acted more like he did as a fly by the seat of his pants candidate than an orderly ceo. >> i am really good at business. i can make the country rich and great again. >> giving little direction to those expected to interpret and carry out orders that have real world consequences. >> you have an extreme vetting proposal that didn't get the vetting. we have seen some problems. >> reporter: problems on policy and a political quandary for fellow republicans. ever since trump was elected, congressional republicans from leadership on down have been preparring to deal with an unconventional president. many gop sources say that means picking a battles and not criticizing every controversial move he makes. but even republ

let's put the chaos in perfecttive if that's possible. how is this different than other administrations? >> in every possible way. separate from the policy, just the implementation, the rollout and the communication, bringing stakeholders together, and this is what we have seen in democratic and republican administrations overall, and donald trump said he would blowup washington and change the way it's done and i think they are trying to find the difference between disruption and chaos because that's a place they would rather be in on the disruption side and not the chaotic side, but they are working at a pace, and with less experience at this than any administration i can recall. >> so i suspect one-half of the country says you go, donald trump, this is exactly what we voted for, right? and the other half is protesting in large numbers, and it's just a strange time in this country? >> if you think back to 2009 and 2010, there was something similar, right? president obama wins with a popular mandate and the tea party comes along and the p