and president trump on the road to louisville, kentucky tomorrow night. health care expected to be a main focus for him, we will begin this hour with the confirmation hearing for u.s. supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. garrett tenney is live for us at the white house, how much resistance do we expect to see from democrats? >> not as much as you typically expect, democrats had been so busy keeping up with the other political battles over the past few months, everything from the confirmation hearings to the health care bill as well as the president's travel ban. but there has been a bit of renewed saber-rattling over the last few days by senate democrats, many of whom are still upset with republicans over president obama's supreme court nominee merrick garland who never got a hearing. they are threatening to return the favor so to speak, by filibustering, threatening to filibuster any vote to confirm judge neil gorsuch. republican leadership plan to get him confirmed by any means necessary, though, which is a not so subtle reference to willingness to use t

tony dokoupil is in louisville, kentucky, where he got a firsthand look of the desperate fight to save lives. good morning. >> good morning. death from opioids have quadrup quadrupled. a's made balances like this one very, very busy. some of the most severe devastation has been right here in kentucky and paramedics who used to go days without a single overdose are now lucky if they go just a few hours. paramedic mary taylor rushes to as many as 25 truck overdoses in a single day that to you think it's peeked? >> i don't know. i mean it couldn't get much worse. >> reporter: but on this day an overdose came to herle she joined a team trying to drive a young man driven to the hospital in the back of a green sedan. the patient arrived unconscious and barely breathing but minutes later he walked out on his own.

he is now in louisville, kentucky. let's listen. d applause] >> president trump: thank you. thank you, everybody. i am thrilled to be here in the great state of kentucky and the beautiful city of louisville! this place is packed. there are a lot of people outside who aren't good again but that's all right. we love them, too, right? we love them. we are the heartland of america and there is no place i would rather be then here with you tonight. our first republican president, abraham lincoln, was born right here in kentucky. that's not bad. the legendary pioneer daniel boone helped settle the kentucky frontier. and the great 19th century american statesman henry clay represented kentucky in the united states congress. henry clay believed in what he called the american system and proposed tariffs to protect american industry and finance american infrastructure. i am honored to be here today with many of your tremendous modern day leaders. we are joined tonight, and i want you to give them a nice hand, because he is on our side, got to

dagen: amendments unveiled hours after president trump held a big rally in louisville, kentucky to push this bill. >> thursday is our chance to end obamacare and the obamacare catastrophe. and begin delivering the reforms are people deserve. dagen: in the meantime, the conservative house freedom caucus has three dozen members says it will not vote as a bloc to oppose the bill. conservatives also say they have enough votes to block the bill, especially if all democrats propose. lauren: bryan brandenburg joining us in studio. he shared to studio. he's chair of the finance at kings college in manhattan. good to see you, brian. trump will have to prove how good of a dealmaker years as he meet with republicans to drum up support for the bill. let pass the senate on thursday? >> a house freedom caucus ss will not put a ziploc which says he is the opportunity to pick up members. he will meet behind closed doors. that is very estimate the case the bill is indeed conservative for them. conservative enough for them. we will see if he can do that. dagen: at the changes come in the house gop leader

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we're moments away from vice-president mike pence to speak in louisville, kentucky. a live look right now, as the warm-up acts are getting way on the stage. mr. pence travelling there this morning as the trump administration ramps up its sales pitch for the republican health care plan. mr. pence earlier taking part in a listening session with small business owners getting their thoughts on health care reform, what obamacare has meant for them. meanwhile, president trump engaging in a full court press over the weekend. in his weekly address mr. trump stating an action is needed now from the disaster of obamacare. some conservatives are holding out, saying the g.o.p. plan does not go far enough. as we look back live at the stage in kentucky, we're waiting for the governor of kentucky and then the vice-president. we'll go back there when it happens. now, back to forbes on fox. david: it's the next big debate in president trump's agenda. republicans and even democrats saying they don't want it to add to our nearly $20 trillion in debt. but, steve, you say what's to debat

he is louisville kentucky. listen in. >> our administration will be the best friend america's small businesses will ever have. the president and i know the small businesses are thing ins of the american economy. as president trump said in his joint address to congress last week, we're going to restart the engine to create jobs and prosperity and growth in america like never before. i grew up in a small business family. just a little bit north of here in columbus, indiana. i went to work at my father's gas station when i was only 14 years of age. i was actually what was called a gas station attendant. if you're under the age of 30, i'll explain to you after the program exactly what that was. but as the world also knows, the president grew up in a family business too. we both know the skrieacrificest are required to make a business work. more importantly we know when small business is strong, america is trostrong. and this president's going to fight every day to make that a reality. [ cheers and applause ] >> pre

see you around, giulia >>> and those are live pictures from louisville, kentucky.ill arrive any minute. he is pushing the gop health care bill. the all-important house vote is in just three days. and at this moment, it is not clear that bill can pass the house or even the senate. nbc counts 16 republicans opposed to or leaning against this bill. the senate looks to be tough too. >> if republicans hold a big press conference and pat ourselves on the back that we've repealed obamacare and everyone's premiums keep going up, people will be ready to tar and feather us in the streets and quite rightly. i cannot vote for a bill that keeps premiums rising. >> and there's more. joe biden will rally against the gop health care plan. one question about this rally, will president trump also talk about today's intelligence hearing? he's been tweeting about the hearing all day. nbc's kristen welker is in louisville. what are you expecting from the president tonight? >> greta, good evening. i would be surprised if president trump didn't comment on the hearings on capitol hill tod

trump will go to louisville, kentucky to hold a rally this evening. >>> hillary clinton is letting the world know she is through licking her wounds. the defeated democratic nominee for president speaking to a crowd at the st. patrick's day event in scranton, pennsylvania. >> i am ready to come out of the woods. and to shine a light on what is already happening around kitchen tables and at dinners like this to help draw strength that will enable everybody to keep up. >> out of the woods. mrs. clinton told the crowd she and her friends are having a hard time watching the news today. do we take offense? >> i'm just the messenger. i will say what will that role be? where is the leadership going to come from in the democratic party? what will that leadership be? >>> two men detained at the white house in one day? secret service under scrutiny with a string of others. we will tell you the latest next. e creams believe the more mysterious they sound, the more... powerful you'll think they are. it's time to see what power really looks like. new neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair with accelerated

lou: we're awaiting the president's rally no louisville, kentucky. we're told that the president is on his way to kentucky expo center, we'll bring him to you when we takes the stage, we're coming right back. this has been, an extraordinary day in washington d.c. and the world, we'll have it all for you, stay with us, we'll be right back. >> speaker ryan and the white house confident that health care legislation will pass the house. >> not unusual to have this give and take, i am confident we'll be able to move all portions of the plan. lou: congressman jim jordan is joining us next. >> north korea conducting a new powerful rocket engine test on the same day that secretary of state tillerson concluded his asia trip. we take up the rogue natatatatat lou: confirmation hearing for supreme court nominee judge neil gorsuch, finally here. and started off with democrats quick to attack him, blumenthal, vowing to use every tool available to block the nominee if he is out of mainstream. though the senator would not know if he was or not. president last month

lou: we're awaiting the president's rally no louisville, kentucky. we're told that the president is on his way to kentucky expo center, we'll bring him to you when we takes the stage, we're coming right back. this has been, an extraordinary day in washington d.c. and the world, we'll have it all for you, stay with us, we'll be right back. >> speaker ryan and the white house confident that health care legislation will pass the house. >> not unusual to have this give and take, i am confident we'll be able to move all portions of the plan. lou: congressman jim jordan is joining us next. >> north korea conducting a new powerful rocket engine test on the same day that secretary of state tillerson concluded his asia trip. we take up the rogue nation's provocations, we're coming right back, stay with us, much more straight ahead. dear predictable, there's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if yo

msnbc is in louisville, kentucky, the covering speech for us. reporter: richard vice president mike pence spoke before and after select group of louisville business represents today to repeal and replace obamacare in kentucky. let's listen to what the vice president had to say. >> we're going to have an orderly transition to a better health care system that makes affordable, high-quality health insurance available for every american. >> so he was talking front of these local business leaders. mike pence has become the administration's point foreign sell the new health care plan. this is his third such visit. the others were in ohio and wisconsin. and this trip to kentucky might have also been directed to senator rand paul who has been the harshest critic of the bill asking it to be scrapped all together and even calling it obamacare-lite. with his visit to kentucky today mike pence might have been pressuring him and other republicans in congress to get behind the new by at the event today he also mentioned another kentucky policing and praved him

, hours ahead of his appearing in louisville, kentucky.morrow. >> eric: i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams. dana perino, and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 indirect city, and this is "the five" ." -- it's 5:00 in new york city. big day on capitol hill, fireworks as fbi director james comey and nsa director mike rogers testified under oath for the first time on alleged russian meddling in the u.s. election, as well as president trump's wiretapping claims. at times, seemed like there were two hearings going on simultaneously. the g.o.p. trying to get the name of the leaker who gave

the vice president's office has already announced the details of his trip to louisville kentucky participating in listening sessions and job craters throughout the community, and hear from local small businesses. the vice president will discuss the president's economic agenda especially the repeal and replace aspects of obamacare, then conclude with formal remarks at the distribution center and judge gorsuch hearings will begin march 20th. the committee determined by unanimous vote he was given a quote well qualified mark for the supreme court. looking forward to seeing a speedy and fair hearing and up an down vote on the senate floor. the president's weekly address is out. discusses women's history month and plan to repeal and replace obamacare, aired facebook life and now available to watch on white house d.gov. with that i'd be glad to take your questions. john. john roberts is always helping with the fashion tips. [ inaudible ] >> there's no promo. john, on to your questions. >> our involvement of sending rangers and marines into syria marks a dramatic change on the presence on the ground,

, hours ahead of his appearing in louisville, kentucky. see you tomorrow. >> eric: i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams. dana perino, and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 indirect city, and this is "the five" ." -- it's 5:00 in new york city. big day on capitol hill, fireworks as fbi director james comey and nsa director mike rogers testified under oath for the first time on alleged russian meddling in the u.s. election, as well as president trump's wiretapping claims. at times, seemed like there were two hearings going on simultaneously. the g.o.p. trying to get the name of the leaker who gave classified information, like the name of michael flynn, to "the new york times" and "washington post" ." both sides seemed to land body blows and it was compelling tv. i was glued to the screen. one of the revelations, fbi chief confirming to the house intelligence committee that his agency is investigating potential links between the trump campaign and the russian government. >> i have been authorized by the department of justice to confi

he made a sales pitch today in louisville, kentucky, promoting the republican's plan to repeal and replace obamacare. the vice president appearing with the state's governor there, matt beavan, who is not fully behind the plan. cnn political producer in louisville with more on this. dan, we know kentucky senator rand paul is also having a little trouble getting on board, so is this a microcosm of what's happening within the gop? >> reporter: it was really a fascinating kind of road show for the vice president. he was here at train distribution center behind me to basically sell the bill, sell the health care plan the trump administration wants to get through congress and listened to a few small business people and took their ideas during a round table but what was striking was the fact that he was here to almost suddenly browbeat these republicans, these conservative republicans who are not really fully behind the bill. and as you mentioned, governor matt beavan was with him and told reporters he wasn't fully behind the bill. look at what mike pence said about those republicans and the need

present trp plans to hold a rally in louisville, kentucky to speak about the republican health care plan>> the senate is holding confirmation hearings for president trump supreme court nominee, judge neil gorsuch starting today. texas senator ted cruz on face the nation saying he expects judge gorsuch to be confirmed. >> i think it's 50/50 whether democrats filibuster. they don't have any good elements against gorsuch, but they are furious we are going to have a conservative nominated and confirmed. judge gorsuch will be confirmed. he will either get 60 votes or otherwise whatever procedural steps are necessary i believe within a month or two, neil gorsuch of the associate justice in the supreme court. nicole: for more on this, jameel jaffer at george mason university school of law will join us for this. also a former clerk for judge gorsuch. lauren: white house press director mick mulvaney describing the budget proposal. >> .net more money for defense, war to secure the border and law-enforcement and things like veterans affairs, veterans health care in private and public school choice

president donald trump wrapped up a rally in louisville, kentucky.t. >> one by one, they are being tracked down and thrown the hell out of our country and we will not let them back in. goodod evening, and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. comey's testimony may have dominated cable television but the president did not mention it. fbi director spent more than five hours on capitol hill,

tomorrow, elaine, trump hold askamp pain style rally in louisville, kentucky. >>> also on capitol hillnfirmation hearings begin for the president's pick for the supreme court. tony dokoupil tells us what to expect from neil gorsuch and the hearings. >> reporter: judge neil gorsuch has been crisscrossing capitol hill hoping to win votes for his confirmation. >> if consfirme efirmed, i wille a faithful servant of the constitution. >> reporter: while supporters say he is calm and reasonable, his confirmation hearings may be anything but. gorsuch himself has criticized the modern confirmation process as an idealogical food fight. >> looking forward to the hearings where i'll be asking him some tough questions. >> reporter: starting monday, senator al franken and as many as 19 others on if judiciary committee will get to grill gorsuch who will fill a seat vacated more than a year ago. >> i look forward with speaking with members on both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: gorsuch has degrees from columbia, harvard and oxford. democrats are expected to portray him as qualified but unfit. does v

from louisville, kentucky, please welcome back my man jerry ellis. how are you, buddy?hello, chris. >> good to see you. >> good to see you too. thank you. >> now, jerry's been trying to get back here for second chance week for a while. how bad did you want to be back here? what were you pulling? >> bad enough that, uh, i left home, drove to another city, and auditioned again. >> which you--which you can't do because you were already on the show, but you went and auditioned-- >> i auditioned. i passed the test. i had the interview. the, uh--yeah, the interview. and, uh-- >> then our people said, "wait a minute. jerry." >> then i was discovered, yeah. yeah. >> what are you doing? >> "you, uh-- don't we remember you? yeah, we remember you." and, uh... >> and you told 'em, "hey,

he just had his rally in louisville, kentucky, promising to make good on uprooting and repealing andlacing those intrusive, invasive, expensive and expansive laws entitlement that we've had in generations, and he's making good at that progress justice by negotiating and listening in improving and making progress on the bill with leaders in the house of the senate. of course our governors whoo control the medicaid dollars. the contrast is really remarkable. i love the way president trump defied all the negative noise inside the beltway by going to kentucky and putting a very positive optimistic message out there for all to see. the positive optimistic message he delivered in louisville tonight really matches the market, the stock market, consumer confidence, a 12 year high among homebuilders. he matches a lot of the mood of this country that is not being reflected or covered because it is negative, negative. the unmasking of an american citizen through these intelligence leaks should concern everyone. we have learned about that today. again, i would just repeat, we had eight months or

it is not over for president trump as he will hit the road in about an hour, headed there, louisville, kentucky, they're lining up for another big rally. we'll take you there for a preview. melissa: north korea testing a new rocket engine despite repeated warnings from the u.s. and threat and reaction from the president. connell: neil gorsuch president trump's pick for the supreme court. he made his opening statement at his nomination hearing. democrats looking to make the case against them. >> you're arguing that the senate should rubberstamp at nominee. nominate is president who lost the popular vote by nearly three million votes. od with us when a fire destroyed everything in our living room. we replaced it all without touching our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that. no. you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance when liberty stands with you™. as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, bu

trump made no mention of the revelations while holding a campaign rally in louisville, kentucky. he remained fixed on health care. >> thursday is our chance to end obamacare and obamacare catastrophe and begin delivering the reforms our people deserve. >> overnight the republicans unveiled changes to that health care plan. those changes incluaccerating t obamacare taxes to 2017 rather than 2018. also giving states more flexibility in how they want to use their medicare program.ion o deal with older health care consumers ages 50 to 64. they could see premiums rise substantially according to the congressional budget office. the changes come hours ahead of thpr capitol hill where he is set to meet with conservatives as he and speaker paul rina tempt to pull off a victory when the bill comes before the full house for a vote. >>> however, the president could lock in a big win in supreme court nominee neil the microsc. they're trying to bring down the hammer on the current administration and those same as the first day of hearings got underway. nbc's justice correspondent pete williams

. >> bill: you are watching a live rally in louisville, kentucky. the president is supposed to speak for a few more minutes, after which we will have "the factor" analysis. now, back to kentucky. >> president trump: ladies and gentlemen of kentucky, are over. is that okay? those days are over. it's crazy. you know what that is? much more than 60,000 factories. you know what that is? i said, if you have a map, how do you put that many dots on the map, more than 60,000 factories. but they are all coming back. you see them coming back. you see car companies that were going to build elsewhere and now, they are saying that because of trump, we are going to build in michigan. we are going to build in ohio. we are going to build in kentucky. they are saying it loud and clear. because, from now on, it is going to be america first. america first. we will be, i promise you, a rich nation once again. and we will do what we have to do and we will not allow other countries to take advantage of us like they have been doing to a level that is hard to believe. hard

's >> fox news alert this morning, vice president mike pence expected to sleep in louisville, kentucky is the trump administration wraps up his sales pitch for the republican healthcare plan. mister pence taking part in the listening session with small business owners at train person distribution center in washington. many conservatives are still holding out on the gop plan take it doesn't go far enough. meanwhile president trump stepping up his efforts to rally republicans around the bill. in his weekly address he said obamacare is, quote, collapsing around them in demanding action. we will go back to louisville for the vice president's remarks, a few minutes behind schedule, meets with small business owners, keep it here for the vice president, now back to cavuto. 's >> if you increase the minimum wage it will incentivize people to automate. neil:you are against obligate. >> increasing it to the decade. for working-class americans. charles:president trump's former labor secretary nominee andy partner saying higher mandated wages go the more employers turn to robots. looks like he mig

the vice president spoke in louisville, kentucky today.se is expected to vote on the bill in less than two weeks, but the overhaul faces resistance from many gop critics. >>> it's time to spring forward. most cell phones update automatically for daylight saving time, but the clocks in your car, house, coffee pot, you'll want to move those ahead one hour before you call it quits tonight. >>> the one good thing about daylight saving time is we get a later sunset. sunset tomorrow you can see here will be at 7:12 in the evening. 7:00 a.m. it's a cold start. 26 degrees and cloudiness around tomorrow giving way to more a high of 42. it will be breezy tomorrow afternoon. i'm jumping ahead to monday night. this is future weather at 8:00 p.m. notice the snow moving into washington and in parts of southern maryland, fairfax. as we continue into the overnight hours, snow is everywhere and it's falling fast in some locations. i mentioned earlier i wouldn't be surprised if you saw snowfall rates of one to two inches per hour, a slight chance for thunde

president trump returning to his campaign roots and rally a large crowd in louisville, kentucky last in old louisville. good morning, pete. >> that is right. i think i still have burger in my teeth. it's amazing food here. some at the rally last night, some were not, all have opinions and such a big part of his campaign and his presidency. chuck and vince are both here from louisville, chuck, you were at the rally last night. what did you think of the president's message? >> i loved his message. the crowd was extremely enthusiastic, patriotic, it was a very lively crowd last night. >> is there anything you wish he said that he didn't say? >> more about entitlement cuts. i did not hear how -- you know, for example, the free cell phones that are going on across the u.s. that is a perfect example of entitlement that could be cut, and he could have spoken more on taxes. that's a big one too. >> have it through obamacare to get to taxes. vince, what was your take away from the speech last night? >> it was exhilarating and i appreciate the fact that he's big on the border wall and stopping

liz: president trump heading to louisville, kentucky to talk about obamacare replace and repeal. that does it for us. making money with charles payne is next. charles: big day on capitol hill. fireworks as f.b.i. director james comey and nsa director michael rogers testifying under oath about russian interference in the election. the nsa chief telling the committee there is no information to support president trump's claim that president obama wiretapped trump tower. but this may be the top takeaway. >> my question as of today, admiral roarnlings. do you have evidence that russian ask actors changed the vote tallies that state of wisconsin, michigan, north carolina, the state of ohio? >> no, sir. >> director comey, do you have any evidence that the votes were chinged in the states i mentioned to admiral rogers? >> no. charles: essentially russia did not determine who the president of the united states was. that's one of the main takeaways of today's hearing. >> it was obvious the russians wanted to destablize the vote totals. there is also no evidence of collusion of trump with r

it's about the two boys from louisville, kentucky. one white, one black.est friends who got matching buzz cuts to fool their teacher and wound up teaching us a valuable lesson. kevin tibbles reports on how they're inspiring america. >> reporter: two pint sized peas in a pod. how long have you two boys known each other? >> for 100 years. >> not true. >> reporter: jax rosebush on the right. redy weldon on the left and their 5-year-old hijinks is all the buzz. it started in the barber's chair. >> i said you need your haircut. he said, well, i'm not getting a haircut unless i can get it cut like redy's. >> reporter: that's because the boys wanted to play a trick. jax's mom said he couldn't wait to go to school so the teacher couldn't tell them apart. who came up with that idea? >> me. >> reporter: miss april played right along even switching the cots at nap time. >> they were so excited. they wanted to trick me and trick their friends. i had to play along. >> reporter: redy and his brother were orphans from the congo, adopted as babies. >> he knows he doesn't

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we saw him do a little of that yesterday in kentucky, in louisville, kentucky, when he spoke to the crowd and emphatically called out senator rand paul, who has been one of the most outspoken critics of this bill, as it stands. somebody who said they would vote no against it as it stands. you can see right now, donald trump, you can tell because his personal security guard towers above the rest of the group there. there is the president making his way into the bowls of capitol hill. for him, right now, this is a do or die moment. he's got to be the closer for health care. he's got to con vinls wary republicans that they have got to be on his team. remind them who brought them to this dance. >> see if we can hear. >> let's listen. >> walking with tom price, the secretary of health. >> no shouted questions. he's better at not answering the shouted questions, we have to remark on that. he has to figure out a way to convince wary republicans they need to vote yes on this health care bill. this is the first thing he decided to take up in terms of legislation. it wasn't an infrastructure bill,

. >>> president trump will hold a rally in louisville, kentucky to push the republican health care bill. mr. trump could find kentucky a hard sale for repealing and replacing obamacare. the state added or expanded health coverage for half a million people. >>> trump's approval rating is at its lowest point. a new gallop poll show that 37% approval of his performance, 58% of people disapprove. >>> and happening today in center city, bob casey plans to voice his concerns about president trump's proposed cuts to the environmental protection agency budget. the senator and environmental activist will hold a press conference at 30 street station. >>> now to breaking news in northeast philadelphia. a police officer was hurt during a struggle. matt delucia just arrived at the scene. tell us what you know about the officer and tell us what happened. >> reporter: we just got new information from the chief inspector here at the scene. the officer is in stable condition at the hospital. but i'll walk out of the way and show you what's going on at the scene. this is in a parking lot at the 12,000 bl

to buffalo and louisville kentucky that allow later service. 20 states go past 2:00 a.m. >>> if it passes, bars and restaurants would need to apply to the department of alcohol control in order to stay open later. >>> i'm emily turner in for your weather tonight. it was a beautiful weather day today. how long is the beautiful weather going to stick around? i'll tell you. and what you can look forward to for the weekend, coming up. >>> coming up new at 6:00, million dollars views blocked. the ships that neighbors say needs to go. >> but first the markets closed up today. the dow snapping its eight day losing streak was up 150 points. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, but there were some huge waves! this was how it looked at ocean beach in san c1 >>> a gorgeous day at the beach but there were some huge waves. this is how it looked at ocean beach in san francisco today. the surf pounding the coast this afternoon. most people smart enough to stay out of the water. officials warning people you have to be aware of those sneaker waves. >> gorgeous if you stayed outside any where today. >> it was absolutely bea

. >> reporter: vice president mike pence took the stage in louisville, kentucky today to make a pitch pumping up the administration's plan by putting down obamacare. >> obamacare has failed the people of kentucky. it's failed the people of america. and obamacare must go. >> reporter: pence is here to win over a state where the number of uninsured fell from 20% to just 7.5% in 2015 under obamacare. >> we need every republican in congress. we're counting on kentucky. >> reporter: it's a balancing act, pence as salesman in chief has to reassure conservative critics who say the plan is too similar to obamacare. >> there's enough conservatives they can't pass obamacare light. that's why what's going on behind the scenes is a charm offensive. >> reporter: the gop wants to end additional medicaid funding before 2020 and repeal the mandate people must have health coverage. the brookings institution estimates 15 million americans could lose coverage over the next decade. a back and forth battle now moving from capitol hill to the main streets across the nation. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> i

we are awaiting remarks from vice president pens in louisville, kentucky. air force 2 touched down a short time ago. he will take part after small business owners, part of the white house sales pitch for republican healthcare plan. 's remarks lie as they have been expected 30 minutes from now. mister trump at the white house, and in his weekly address, the action is needed to save people from, quote, the disaster of obamacare coming one day after the president's huddle with house chairs who passed the bill out of committee. and the vice president takes the stage. dagen: resident trump pushing the infrastructure plan. he wants states to guarantee they will streamline projects to rebuild the roads and bridges, something supporters say will build up the economy. you are worried about building up the debt >> it - are president obama. and this led to the debt which us grant opened the railroad to the west. when airports build around the country looking at commerce, we are not talking about opening commerce like before but infrastructure building. we talk about 6

he is speaking to a crowd in louisville, kentucky, talking about spending more money on defense saying the goal is peace through strength. coming up at 6:00, we'll hear from a woman who called the alleged russian enter fierce as an act of war. >> on capitol hill, the supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. this was the first day of his hearings. support of republicans were all on hand as the senate judiciary committee questioned gorsuch. republicans are still bruised that the democrats blocked the nomination. >> most americans question whether we need a supreme court justice the vision of donald trump. >> donald trump deserves to be congratulated for listening to a lot of people and coming up with i think the best choice available. >> gorsuch wants to fill justice scalia's seat which has been vacant for 13 months. still ahead, what's whapg the trump administration including the credibility issue with the president. is it a problem? lester holt joins us at 5:three. >> some key answers from the san jose police chief about the shooting of a naked man in a busy parking lot. the police thought

inspoke to employees louisville, kentucky. the governor there spoke first. this is about half an hour. >> thank you for being here and caring about this issue and he part of the american process. i want you to hear from our vice president. the beautiful thing about meeting in the warehouse is there are things around you, so be careful. i will say this. the conversation that has been had, and i will speak to those of you in the media, but us just as the folk. the discussion that there is disagreement with people as to what to do with health care that touches the 320 million many therehowever are now. of course there is disagreement about what we should do with it. this is america. americans have opinions. you can't be married to somebody for two days and be in complete agreement on everything at every time. a catastrophe that has been hosted upon the american people known as the affordable care act. it hasn't been anything but. act, itaffordable care has been truly devastating. we have been in a meeting with small business owners talking about how it is actua

i'm in tina barnes and i live near louisville, kentucky. neighbors became family and instilled values in me including caring and helping others. when i found myself divorce i moved back to pleasant ridge, i bought a due flex. i have a disabled adult daughter who lives on one side and my two dwrand children live on the other side with me. i had come home and my children were thriving. in 2014, the unthinkable happened. our mayor wanted to bulldoze our neighborhood for a wealthy developer to build an upscale subdisks. to achieve this, the mayor applied for funding, which is park money and wanted to use federal money to take everything from us. the application was full of lies. stated our homes were blighted and temporary. they had been standing for 70 years. worst of all he called us transy events. i grew up and tell us. helen still lives in the same home that i lived and played in. ms. smith is a retired school teacher and devoted her entire life to teaching and has to worry about her home being taken for her. another family was a huge part

resort in florida this weekend to try to gain support, and the president will be heading to louisville, kentucky to help sell the build. congressman, coming to you first because we were talking about it this morning all the hearings going on related to the russian ties or whatever taking time and focus away from healthcare. where are we on that? >> this is the first big test of the trump administration. if we don't pass drum care or repeal obamacare, tax is in jeopardy, reforming that frank is in jeopardy but we have to look at two republican conservative groups, republican study committee, i'm a member of that, very conservative. trump met with them last week and most everyone is on board from that committee. another conservative group called the freedom caucus. this is a group who is not to yes yet. today, tomorrow, thursday, were going to have donald trump engaging with this group of people, trying to see if he can negotiate and tweak the bill to get them to yes. frankly, he is pretty good at this. >> that's what paul ryan said it, he is a closer, is that the feeling you're getting? >> and bu

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the president is in louisville, kentucky right now, speaking at a campaign-style rally. ryan nobles is there. the president is speaking right now. has he responded yet to the fbi director's comments? >> reporter: he has not, anderson. and it's pretty interesting, because he's been speaking now for more than 25 minutes to a raucous crowd in louisville, kentucky. no mention whatsoever about the hearings that took place today in washington, and the president himself has not responded directly at all. the only response we've seen to this point has been a series of tweets from the official potus account which could have been run by anybody at the white house, where throughout the hearing they were refuting some of the claims made and also taking out of context some of the things that were said as well. as i said before, anderson, 25 minutes into this speech, no mention by the president at all about these serious accusations that were leveled this morning at that hearing. >> we should point out, the tweet we talked about was from the official potus tweet page, and they still h

my name is tina barnes and i live in pleasant ridge located near louisville, kentucky, where i spent the first 17 years of my life. neighbors became family and helped to instill many values in me, including caring and helping others. when i found myself divorced, i moved back to pleasant ridge. i bought a duplex which is perfect for us. i have a disabled adult daughter casey who lives on one side and my two grandchildren taylor and ken decide live on the other side with me. i had come home and my children were thriving. then in 2014 the unthinkable happened, our mayor wanted to bulldoze our neighborhood for a wealthy developer to build an upscale subdivision with houses costing up to a million dollars. to achieve this the mayor had applied for bep funding which is actually tarp money. he wanted to use federal money to take everything from us. the application was full of lies. it stated our homes were blighted and temporary. really? they've been standing for 70 years through storms, tornadoes, and a hurricane. but worse of all, he called us trance yengts. as i said, i grew up here so

. >> vice president mike pence took the stage in louisville, kentucky, today to make a pitch pumping up the administration's plan by putting down obamacare. >> obamacare has failed the people of kentucky, it's failed the people of america and obamacare must go. >> pence is here to win over a state where the number of uninsured fell from 20% to just 7.5% in 2015 under obamacare. >> we need every republican in congress and we're counting on kentucky. >> it's a balancing act. pence as salesman in chief is also having to reassure conservative critics who say the plan is too similar to obamacare. >> there's enough conservatives that they can't pass obamacare-lite. what's going on is a charm care offensive. >> the gop wants to end additional medicaid funding before 2020 and repeal the mandate that people must have health coverage. the brookings institution estimates 15 million americans could lose coverage over the next decade. a back and forth battle now moving from capitol hill to main streets across the nation. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> and for more on the republican health plan, t

- overhaul of obamacare, tomorrow, elaine, president trump holds a campaign style rally in louisville, kentucky. >> earle, thanks. also on capitol hill tomorrow, confirmation hearings begin no the president's pick for the supreme court. tony dokoupil tells us what to expect from judge neil gorsuch and the hearings. >> judge neil gorsuch has been crisscrossing capitol hill hoping to win votes for his confirm nation. i pledge, confirmation, i pledge that if i am confirmed i will do all my powers to permit to be a faith faith elf servant? to the country. >> while most say he is calm and reasonable, his confirmation hearings may be anything such. >> gorsuch himself has criticized the modern confirmation process as an a ideological food fight. >> i look forward to the hearings, asking him some tough questions. >> starting monday, senator al franken and as many as 19 others on the judiciary committee will get to grill gorsuch, who will secede, the a seat vacated more than a year ago by the late antonin scalia. >> as this nomination process now moves to the senate, i look forward to working with both

happening now, vice president mike pence is in louisville kentucky.be speaking from this location here at a train factory there. set to deliver remarks in just a few minutes. we're going to bring that to you live in about 20 minutes from now. he's scheduled to speak, but we know that time can float around. >> it certainly can. meanwhile house minority leader nancy pell lows see, oh on -- plant to hear from faith based businesses. negatively impacted by the president policy. the democrats visit comes two weeks after members of congress toured the border. >> some undoumcumented immigrants -- their intention, to stand up to president trump. they spoke to us. >> this is the text message that i sent to my friends. >> last night brenda said something she thought she would never do. she came out to her friends and told them she was undocumented. >> i've been living in fear not only for myself but for my family, but for people that i know. fear that my parents will be ripped away from me, that i'll be ripped away from them, ripped away from the land that i've

the president in louisville, kentucky tonight. crash landed in south sudan today and burst into flames. there were 44 passengers and five crew aboard. more than a dozen were hurt, but believe it or not, everyone survived this. the pilot had overshot the runway while landing in bad weather. >>> outside bolder, colorado tonight, fire crews are getting the upper hand on a wildfire that may have been sparked yesterday by campers. the fire is 80% contained. more than 400 people were allowed back to their homes today. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back.