>> in terms of the cadillac -- i thought you were talking about -- >> i am. two separate issues. >> okay. the cadillac tax, i have some information on from our baseline projections. if we project that the high premium excise tax would potentially affect seven million policy holders in 2020. >> let me write that down. seven million. i wrote down the number seven million policy holders who have exposure to the cadillac tax at some time in the future. is that correct? >> in year 2020. >> sometime in the future. we immediately are going to alleviate the pain and the suffering that insurance executives have right now by lifting the cap in terms of deductions they are eligible for. but we are going to not have in the underlying bill something that would relieve seven million hard-working americans right now. >> mr. crowley, present law, remember, the cadillac tax does not apply until -- >> i understand that. but there's actually no movement afoot within this measure right now, their bill, to address the issue of those seven million people. that's the point i'm maki

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but it looks like a cadillac parade. just rows of cadillacs.s like black cadillac, black cadillac, and then a tractor. there's no marching bands. i used to like parades. funny off story, i took my little one. i'm not ignorant, but sometimes i play it. we went to see the santa monica parade down on santa monica boulevard. the gay parade. when they say gay, i thought there would be floats and stuff. you don't want to take a 5-year-old to that parade. look at the music, it's a fire truck with naked men on it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there's no bullwinkle. >> gay pride parades have a different tone than disney on ice parade. >> jimmy: there's no ice for one thing. >> there's no ice. it's a lot of nude guys on vehicles. it's hard to -- >> jimmy: so you do stand-up, you go around, the country is very divided. what are you worried about? >> i have buddies in the security business. i'm a tech freak. i have a guy that's -- he always has cell phone batteries that come out. he said, you put an iphone down, in a week, it's dead. i say, it's not really off?

i'm going to be killed by my cadillac. goldstein jumped out of the way in the nick of time.immediately checked the vehicle. >> i saw the car in park. the emergency brake light was on, the engine was off. i thought there is a huge problem with this vehicle. >> jordan solomon and sarah goldstein reported the incident to the dealership. while it was not under a recall. >> there was a bulletin. >> this service bulletin is online, vehicle rolls in park, 2013 model. the car's maker tells us, if we are aware of a potential mechanical issue, we'll work with customers who diagnose problems. the dealership offered to fix their vehicle, but that's not what they wanted. >> our vehicle needs to be removed from the road and should never be in service again. >> the couple contacted "action news" and after contacting general motors and the dealership, g.m. agreed to repurchase the couple's vehicle and get a new one. >> we were given the option of any g.m. vehicle. we went with this one. >> it's a 2017atv coupe. with a new transmission and different engine than the car we had previously. i'm

tax or something similar to a cadillac tax, and there is an individual mandate, believe it or not. instead of paying the mandate to the government, they will tell you they have to pay the mandate by law to an insurance company, so a lot of conservatives will be upset to know that we are keeping those things from obamacare and there needs to be an open debate about that. >> bret: is that all true? >> no, it's not. i think -- i like rand, but i think he is looking for a publicity stunt here. the committees of jurisdiction are drafting the frustration in getting feedback from their members. that's exactly how legislation is supposed to be written. the things he described are just not accurate. like i said, when the committees write their bills and put them out there to mark up, everybody will see what they have done. >> bret: right. what are you worried if on the tax side or the flight on medicaid side that you only have 21 votes to lose, and you only have one shot with reconciliation? >> i'm not worried at all. i'm not really worried at all, we are doing this hand in glove with presi

the so-called cadillac tax is not repealed. just postponed to 2025. >> the cadillac tax has been a mythical creature that may or may not happen. i feel that we already made strides to reduce kind of the value of our plans. >> for now, they're planning to offer more high deductible plans no matter what happens in congress. >> it the has not gotten any cheaper over the past 14 years. the reality is it goes up. >> until the congressional budget office releases its report, there are no official estimates on how many people could lose go coverage under the gop plan or how much it costs. night"nightly business report." >> let's turn to chris for the potential changes coming to the health care land scape and who might the winners and losers be? welcome. good to have you with us. those stark numbers that she just showed on the screen, comparing the it's six disunder the obamacare plan compared to this one. fewer people will be buying health insurance one way or another. is that going to hurt insurance companies? and if so, which ones?

. >> i think elvis and his cars, you could think of the pink cadillac. >> he told his mother when heas young because she was working really hard. she worked in a hospital. she worked cleaning floors, and he would come home and say i don't want you to work again. when i get famous, i'm going to buy you and daddy a cadillac and one for me. >> and you could eat like a king on the 13 acre property at a barbecue restaurant named for his father, vernon, and another eatery serving up the dishes his mother gladys used to make. >> peanut butter banana sandwiches. >> i knew you were going to get to that. i get a little uptight. because it's become a joke. peanut butter and banana sandwiches. if you tasted it, actually it's quite good. that came really from them being very poor. they really didn't have e finances or the money to buy food a lot, and that is what their go to food was. when the money wasn't coming in as much. >> what's the most valuable item in the collection? this guitar valued at $1 million. >> we're proud of what we're able to do now to really get the experience of elvis presle

26, making sure people with existing illnesses are covered, making sure they still have all that cadillac stuff, you are making a major efficiency charge against the health insurance industry. i don't see how you can stick that broomstick candle into the health insurance industry and hope to see jobs rise. when you affect 1/6 of the economy and just by moving money around as john implied you might actually hurt jobs, you are not going to help jobs. arthel: this gop plan does lift a major burden off of smaller businesses and you being a small business owner should understand that. >> it will help a lot of people get jobs, you need to get two or three more jobs to afford the healthcare now. a small businessman like me, exactly right. it is just shifting the burden, will help the economy grow, we are helping poor people a lot and folks like me, my healthcare went up my healthcare is probably going to go down and poor people at healthcare goes up. they will need to get an extra job to pay for healthcare. arthel: poor people get medicaid and i point to one of the taxes that will go away, the m

your plan tomorrow do regarding the so-called cadillac tax?you're going to get rid of obamacare, it get rid of all the regulations, all the mandates, all the taxes. that is what repealing obamacare is. that is what we told the voters we were going to do. would not tell them we keep some taxes and have the cadillac tax come back in the out years. we did not tell the voters that. way toowe make this job complicated. our job is pretty basic. do what you told the voters you're going to do when they elected you. they did not send us here to keep obamacare. they sent us here to repeal it. president trump wrong on this, and what does it mean in terms of how his administration and leadership in congress were able to negotiate a congress? >> folks in the administration of very clear. this is the start of the debate. you don't just have some decree that happens from leadership and says this is how it's going to be. that is the intro. now it's time for debate. there are 100 members of the united states senate. the american people probably want to see a d

it leaves in place the cadillac tax, i think, a lot of taxes are gone.ou've got to approve of that, art. >> i love it. i think it's absolutely wonderful. this is a huge plus and stuart, to put it in financial terms, i think if this passes as it stands without modification, will be worth, 2, 3, 4,000 points on the dow. stuart: whoa! that big? >> well. stuart: some conservatives are not happy about it. the cadillac tax stays and it's still an entitlement program which can only expand. you're shaking your hand. make your case. >> it's wa, wa, wa, it doesn't have everything yet. it will be modified in the committee. these things will go and it will happen. i don't know of any conservative today, free market economist who would not vote this bill over doing nothing. i know of none of them. it's going to pass. it's g to pass a these people who d't want defund any of this program or that program, or whatever it may be, they may be sitting there trying to get another point in or not, but when it comes to a vote, there's no way they are not going to vote for this

forest forest we spoke to enterprise and lindsay cadillac.indsay cadillac says it apologizes for the inconvenience and believes the right party solved the matter. enterprise statement. "our goal is for every customer is to be satisfied. as a result we appreciate channel 7 for contacting us and bringing this concern to all attention." all's well that ends well. horace holmes, abc7 news. larry: thank you. we're following a developing story out of tennessee tonight where a manhunt is underway for a teacher suspected of kidnapping a teenage student. it's been a week since 50-year-old cummins and the 15-year-old were last seen. they were tracked down to decatur, alabama, before the two went cold. they were having inappropriate relationship. but the teenager is a victim. >> she may not realize she is a victim but she is a victim. she needs help, our best effort. she needs the attention of the country to be on the lookout for her. larry: authorities received 250 tips fr >> time to get a look at traffic with erik smith. hi, erik. erik: the tough ride

>> aqib talib, their taxes for a year and the cadillac taxes river, key provisions of obamacare and that idea i do not think. it keeps the obamacare subsidies but renames them refundable tax credits. it also keeps the individual mandate. instead of paying the government a penalty, you will have to pay the insurance company a penalty. i predict that will be unconstitutional and that will drag you down. the repeal effort could the drug under by finding the individual mandate once again unconstitutional. it has insurance company bailouts, or insurance company subsidies to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars. if the insurance companies begin to lose money as they are currently under obamacare, if they continue to lose money, the most easements of customers will be reimbursed by the taxpayers. i do not think that is what conservatives want. >> a lot of people within the republican party who have severe concerns about the cadillac tax. we are still looking through this plan but is this keeping some of the same old fixtures you talked about, subsidies, is this keeping the same pictures

then we all drive our cadillac converters. actually, i would like a cadillac converter. i could use a cadillac right now. this one is from a '58 caddy to a '68 vw. cluster phobia. when you think about it it makes perfect sense. i am afraid of clusters of people. in the sense, clauster is afraid of being locked in the small place and clusterphobia is locked in with people. if you are a word nerd you like this one. the oxford comma is a controversial subject and people have had long lectures on the comma and after hearing several of them you fall into an oxford coma. d d dunkin donuts offered a curler. this one, the one that they offer looks a little like tractor tires, i think. this is an example of a french crawler. here is one that makes perfect non-sense. a curtsy call. this is one that mixes up several words. a curtsy call where you take a curtain. this one -- we don't have washboards very often these days. most of us have washing machines so the reference to a washboard with washboard stomach is sort of lost on a lot of people. but everybody does have dashboards in t

look at the idea of a cadillac bill, cadillac plan based in the current bill that's being talked about. is that a lowering of the bar? you look at something like the refundable tax credit. is that a lowering of the bar? it was ronald reagan that said the closest thing to eternal life is a government program. guaranteed eternal life in government is an entitlement. what we're talking about here is a new entitlement. so for a variety of different reasons this is about going back to things and principles that have long worked on the conservative side and things republicans have espoused and grabbed hold of here in the last 14 months. mr. gohmert: i'm louie gohmert, the newest member of the freedom caucus. we're told we're known by our enemies and we're known by our friend. i'm glad to be known by this group of friends. all right, i'm glad we finally got a bill out. it's not 2,500 pages. it's a starting point. and some people asked what i told president trump when he came down the aisle for the state of the union and one of the things i said was, you're being told we can't do some of he th

we've got cadillacs. we've got oh, my gosh, ferraris. >> what a beauty.960 mg. now, this was actually one of elvis's personal cars and they used it in "blue hawaii." >> swinging. >> elvis and his cars. people think of the pink cadillac. >> he told his mother when he was young because she was working very hard, she worked in a hospital, she worked cleaning floors and he said mom, i never serve's dishes his mother used to make. >> i knew you were going to get to that. i get a little uptight because it's such a joke, oh, peanut butter and banana sandwiches. you know, if you taste it, it's actually quite good. that came really from them being very poor. and they really didn't have the finances to buy food a lot. and that's what their go-to food was. when the money wasn't coming in as much. >> so what's the most valuable item in the collection? this guitar, valued at $1 million. >> we're very, very proud of what we're able to do now to really get the full experience of elvis presley. >> cameron gets all the good assignments. now, this is opening weekend for th

cadillac tax. they don't touch cadillac tax. we fought against cadillac taxes on the show. it is still there. not touched until 2025. there's more subsidies in this bill than obamacare. they don't touch medicaid expansion for another five years. these are the things we fought against but the one i care about the most, the one that would make a free-market solution, drive the cost curve down on health care and insurance, would be being able to buy it across state lines. it's not in this bill as of yet. i don't know why you put something out there that you say you're going to fix two more times over the next few months. just fix it. you've had six years to come up with a replacement. fix it. put across state lines in there. take out the mandates. you can do this, republicans. no reason to vote on this bill now. >> bob: brothers and sisters, hallelujah. it's a bad deal. let's hear it for eric bolling. >> kimberly: take it easy. he's kind of agreeing with him. it's not a whole lot different. puts more poor people out on the streets. outside of that, they can say repeal and repl

the cadillac tax being drawn out. his argument is, basically, still paying for everyone to be covered at a federal level and that is not what he feels voters voted for in the fall. >> the medicaid expansion goes away in three years instead of two years. that is to allow the tax credits to catch up. that is a pretty minor modification. as far as the cadillac tax, i want to repeal it fully, forever, it is the senate rules. here are some people are concerned about her frustrated. we have to write this in such a way that it can't get filibustered, passed with 51 votes in the senate. that means, this legislation can't have everything we wanted it. that is why we have a three-part process, which is, part one, 51 votes, repeal and replace, this bill. part two, tom price d regulates the marketplace and must the states go back to opening a market competition so that the states regulate health care. that is a huge -- >> martha: a concern out there that those two parts won't happen because you need votes to get those through. yo

objections to the fact t cadillac tax plan was not eliminated. instead it's delayed until 2025. the well-to-do but the 3.8% surtax on investment income. they don't go into the start of next year. conservatives aren't the only ones who are upset. already voicing concerns over the medicaid expansion. 31 states decided to ask and medicaid under upon the care. what's becoming clear is the clear is to release about clear is the release of upon the care replacement from house leadership is just the start of the battle for the future of health care in this country. >> wikileaks claiming the cia surveillance targets everyday gadgets ranging from smartphones to smart tv to your computer. >> if this leak is real, what is a reason to believe it not, but if it's real, they need to control their own senses because if that information is difficult for the manufacturers to deal with this. the cia knew these vulnerabilities existed apparently. nicole: from our cover report from benjamin hall from london in a few minutes. nicole: rush a key issue is key issue as president trumpets that the numbe

so to talk about the cadillac tax that is one of the things we are repealing that would apply additional tax to the employer provided plants. it is over a fixed amount correct? >> yes, sir.. it would increase annually the of inflation adjusted rates. >> that was not the rate of medical inflation but a standard consumer inflation rate. >> at 1%. esp nikes' stated that health care cost would. [inaudible] health care costs have been bracing faster. >> and his phidias statements he said that would make employer provided health insurance so expensive it could not be provided and people would be forced off of the exchange's. is that the alternate play how this would work quick. >> i don't know exactly what the professor said but we do project thought that under president law or policy holders would be affected by the high premium excise tax that doesn't necessarily mean they are forced onto the exchange but to expect employee years to adjust compensation and plans so when it could mean some employers increase deductibles or rates of co-pay is reducing the cost of the policy. to do that is the

they tell you they want to get rid of the cadillac tax and medical device tax. do we start out with areas of agreement, and advance it. i understand in washington a lot of folks who are very dug in on the hard right and hard but and they can't get out of their foxholes. i'm trying to tell people, come out. do not picture had shut off. it's okay. this is one area where president trump can be helpful. he's pretty pragmatic. he's not very ideological. this may be an area he can bridge the gap. trade your times magazine reporting. but he threatened in the oval office meeting? >> low, would have been obviously we're having a discussion on health care. i'm in a discussion known i was opposed to the bill in current form, which i know was going nowhere in the senate. had many problems. we filled all the people pushing this bill failed, really to build a coalition. republican governors, for example. i raise this at the president. kasich in ohio, sandoval and nevada, and hutchison and arkansas. they have very serious concerns about the medicaid changes that were not addre

. >> we still have cadillac and we have chevrolet iconic brands in europe and we will continue to do so. we'll also be participating with psa through the warren ownership. we're looking for future collaboration in europe, so i don't see it that way at all. i see huge opportunity as we continue to work together and also very importantly for the iconic chevrolet brand products as well as cadillac. >> how did you make sure psa and opal are not going to be competitors on u.s. and chinese market, for example. >> we compete in some markets today already. this is really focused on synergies we found in europe, across the board. they were really the two companies fit together quite nicely. we understand there will be a pint that may occur. we're also seeing areas to collaborate. i think if you look at businesses, there's different businesses outside of this industry where in some places you collaborate and some places you compete. >> now president trump is expected to issue a new travel ban today. white house officials, they have said that the new executive order aims to overcome legal chall

you can reference the cadillac plan if someone wants to keep a good employee there then give the best care possible. also those subsidized plans are good too. but the key is competition. it's the free market competition, that's going to answer a lot of these questions. and if we put more and more government interexpedience into that process, then we do get as rand paul reverenced, and i believe it a little bit, as obamacare light, and i don't think that's appropriate. charles: scott, let me ask you about this suitability fund to cover high risk. we know that that -- you know, that's an expensive area. how do you put money into a suitability fund? where does that money come from? >> were you asking me, charles? i'm sorry. charles: yeah. >> listen, i don't know yet. i don't know what the proposal's going to be but, you know, there seems to be plenty of money around the federal government every other time. i'm sure we can address pay for by taking from peter and a lot of the fraud waste and abuse and a lot of the other things over and maybe set up a fund. i'm not sure. i'm going to resea

they also have a new tax similar to the cadillac tax virtually identical to the cadillac tax in obamacaredn't sign up for your taxes. the third thing is they have an individual mandate in there, instead of you paying a penalty to the government if you don't buy insurance, you have to pay a penalty to the insurance company. this isn't a market situation, this is a law that says you will pay a penalty to the insurance company. that to me is an individual mandate, and i thought all republicans were opposed to the individual mandate. >> martha: i want to play mike pence, the vice president earlier today, because it feels as though you and people who believe as you do are being left out of this process. watch. >> i have to tell you, i'm vey grateful to speaker ryan, the leader mcconnell. the hard work that dr. price is doing in his new role. and we expect in a matter of days, you will begin to see a very brisk pace of legislative activity. >> martha: i spoke earlier this week, senator, with mitch mcconnell, with senator mcconnell. and i said to him, senator paul is interested in something that

this seems to be the theme overall tax reform package or even here on obamacare because of the cadillachat's still there. are you married to the idea that when you remove certain taxes from the obamacare legislation, you need to keep others in there so that it's not -- it's revenue neutral to whatever extent it can be. >> ultimately, this bill will actually reduce the deficit in addition to giving freedom back to the families. let's get back to the heart of the problem. we are getting rid of mandate that is say you have to buy something that the government tells you you to buy in health care, families will able to make the choice and reduce the deficit. almost all of the taxes are eliminated. the ones that are remaining, there's budget rules that prevent some things done in the house. ultimately the senate can go even further if they want to, if they can get beyond what's called the bird rule, the budget limitation we have, but this bill does the bulk of what we have intended to do. then there's still other steps. we have said it's a three-step process, what we can do with budget reconc

the police believe he was headed home to his home in capitol heights, maryland, in a red cadillac eldorado. man, six feetlack tall, 200 pounds, bald with a gray beard. he was wearing khaki pants and a blue polo shirt and a brown leather jacket. now, normalcy returning to the vegas strip after a day of chaos that started with an overnight armed burglary at a jewelry store at the blah gio hotel and casino. this afternoon, a gun man shot two people in your vegas hotel and b inside for hours. that shooting on the double-decker bus killed one person come injured a second. the gun man barricaded himself and surrendered at about 6:30 our time. of mine from arlington was in the cosmopolitan hotel at the time and said people ran for their lives, absolutely terrified. >> this was an isolated incident it everything is safe in vegas. kimberly: the police a that the person injured in the gunfire will be treated. and then released the search three armedr two of robbers who targeted a jewelry store at the bellagio hotel. enter the blasio shopping mall after midnight, broke the windows of the store, and s

. >> except for the cadillac tax that goes on forever. >> neil: that's a big problem for you. president seems to think he can win you over, senator. i was quoting his tweet. "i feel sure that my friend rand paul will come along with the new healthcare program because he knows obamacare is a disaster". >> i do agree with the president. i know that obamacare is a disaster. i agree we should repeal it. that's where the unity is. we have to have a debate. i don't think the conservatives want continued cadillac tax and -- we're not for the insurance mandate. we complained for six years about the individual mandate and the house -- the obamacare-light plan instead of paying the mandate to the penalty to the government, you pay it to the insurance company. that is a distinction without a difference. >> neil: you're talking about the one after you switch over to a plan, you get a 30% penalty. >> it might be a disincentive. let's say you lost your job. when you start again, you have a 30% penalty but you know you can start it any time you get sick. as expensive as insurance is, 30%, i'

that is called the cadillac tax. under obamacare, that is delayed for a little while.ut it doesn't go away. there was some thought that republicans would eliminated. in 2025 and that also could help pay for some of this if it doesn't get pushed back again and again. house committees are going to start working today on moving this forward. what is the timetable for getting this done, kevin? kevin: they are bullish that they will be able to get this done within the next couple of months, at least the ministration of officials i'm speaking with. on the issue of the cadillac tax, that is another point of contention, particular for the house freedom caucus and conservatives. bottom line, this administration cannot get the tax reform unless they address health care reform. withins pushback coming the president's own party sets the stage for the first policy fight between president trump that he will have to play political referee for and his own political party. vonnie: kevin cirilli on capitol a bloomberga edney news, thank you. stay tuned for kevin's interview of senator k

maria: good point about the cadillac tax. biggest criticisms of the senate still there. >> is going completely against conservative ideals for all you have to do is limit a free market and somebody trying go out there. dagen: it's not a free market, though. these companies getting major handout in the form of a tax credit. this is a way to reduce. >> on the cadillac tax it was a key point they made on the trail over and over again. the funny thing is this isn't repealing and replacing. this is modifying. they came out with a lead out the docket. president trump needs a huge win to start this is turning into a boondoggle. dagen: people may accuse republicans of being senseless. they are trying to prevent major disruptions to people. people get dumped by health insurance companies and premiums skyrocket. >> one other point in the other thing striking about the debate that went on all night last night about whether to appeal taxes is they don't even know what it's going to cost you. what repealing a lot of those individual taxes

this black cadillac sedan with delaware license plate became a crime scene around 11:30 last night in west philadelphia police secured the car for their investigation, right here near 52nd and chancellor the five five-year old man, driving his car was assaulted and shot after he picked up two men, one man got in the front seat, other got in the back seat and then this happened. >> it looks like males get in the car to get a ride, no word where they were going when male pulls gun out and announced a rob rip and starts whacking them in the head with the gun. second offender in the back seat sees victim fighting back he fires a shot through the seat, striking our victim obviously in the back and comes out his chest area. police arrive on the scene, he drives to 52nd and chancellor and they transfer him to penn presbyterian where he is stabilized at this point. we don't have a good description. we just know two black male. we are looking for video in the area to help us through the course of the investigation. hopefully we will find something that will help us. so he is being treated medi

when i get famous i'm going to buy you and daddy a cadillac and one for me. >> and you can eat like aand another serve's dishes his mother used to make. >> i knew you were going to get to that. i get a little uptight because it's such a joke, oh, peanut butter and banana sandwiches. you know, if you taste it, it's actually quite good. that came really from them being very poor. and they really didn't have the finances to buy food a lot. and that's what their go-to food was. when the money wasn't coming in as much. >> so what's the most valuable item in the collection? this guitar, valued at $1 million. >> we're very, very proud of what we're able to do now to really get the full experience of elvis presley. >> cameron gets all the good assignments. now, this is opening weekend for the entertainment complex. the first time graceland was ever opened to the public was 35 years ago back in 1982. it has become one of america's most visited private homes, behind only the white house. we'll be right back. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> well, look at all those stars with birthday

he answered on the cadillac tax. >> it's an issue for some republicans. >> it's a big issue.ow much in the hole are we going to be and he said we know where it's going to be. the speaker, ask a leascalise, e are the big five, they're promising to pass this by the end of march and send to the senate. if they do, it will be a miracle. >> you talk about the chairman of the ways and means. we expect to hear from him so everybody knows in maybe the next half hour or so answering questions from reporters as he did on your show. you also spoke on tom price, hhs secretary on your show over the last 24 hours. here's what he had to say about some of what he's seen at town halls for republicans. >> the vision that we had is for lower cost, greater options for folks, greater access to the kind of care they desire, the doctors they want to see and be treated where they want to be treated, not followinghe dictates of the federal government. >> and that's states right argument is one you're hearing more and more, including from mike mulvaney. >> also on the show yesterday mick mulvaney, tom

there is also a cadillac tax or something similar to the cadillac tax that was in obamacare. and there's also an individual mandate, believe it or not. instead of paying the mandate to the government, they're going to tell you you have to pay the mandate, by law, to an insurance company. so a lot of conservatives will be upset to know we're keeping those things from obamacare and there needs to be an open debate about it. so as we speak, my staff is still going around washington, looking for the bill. >> as everyone kind of understands it, the bill is being handled by the committees and is still being drafted on the house side. have you been told for certain that you're not going to get a chance to analyze it, read it, debate it? >> here is what's troubling. the only paper copy i have of the bill has come from a news organization that leaked it. so someone leaked it to a news organization but they won't let me see it. >> that's not even the most updated -- they say that's not the updated version of the bill, it's still being drafted. >> that's what they say. the thing is, the

they send out a giant cadillac to get into the shot. speed away in the black rolls royce. they do to avoid cameras, one looks like, quote, it looks like a relationship rooted in friendship. it seems like they can't spend a minute apart. so true. we tracked j.lo and ro a-rod's weekend. they stayed low key in the corner of a lounge. then back to j.lo's mansion together. saturday, the very fit twosome bonded over a sweat session at the gym. 47-year-old j.lo went to the recording studio for three hours. 41-year-old a-rod tagged along. then straight to dinner. an eyewitness tells us they seem very much in love. >> this thing is real, nischelle. >> i love it. >> nischelle turner joining us with news on fuller house jodie sweetin's love life. >> she has been divorced three times and she was headed to the altar again but it seems like it is over after some dramatic developments. news that sweetin called off her engagement follows two weeks of drama at home. "e.t." obtained an order that contains explosive allegations. sweetin claims on march 18, hodak, convicted felon, stormed out

keeps the subsidies, keeps the cadillac tax forever. >> reporter: secretary for health and human services, tom price says the proposal won't cost consumers more. >> i firmly believe nobody will be worse off financially in the process that we're going through. >> reporter: this coming week, president trump is expected to hit the road for a rally in nashville that is categorized as a campaign event, not official white house business, but the president is expected to try to sell the gop plan with much of his own political capital on the line. kate? >> kelly o'donnell at the white house tonight. >>> it was a flash point that sparked nationwide protests and soul searching over relations between police and communities. we're talking about the police shooting of michael brown, an unarmed man in ferguson, missouri in 2014. tonight there's a new turn in that case, and we hear about it from morgan radford. >> reporter: tonight newly disclosed surveillance video, raising questions about what happened the night before 18-year-old michael brown was killed in ferguson, missouri. for two years, local po