she's interviewed by dr. david blumenthal, problem -- president of the commonwealth fund. >> i wondered if your book gave you any thoughts on whether health care is a free market and whether we can solve our problems in health care through free market forces? >> well, i think what we have seen as the answer is probably not. the beginning of the book, i put a somewhat tongue-in-cheek list of the economic rules of the dysfunctional health-care market , where if you think of health care as purely a business proposition, the market will solve, you get to crazy places know, a lifetime of treatment is preferable to a cure. i am not saying for a second that anyone really thinks

this will come up, but it will be dr. david dao being dragged from a full seat.se transportation and infrastructure committee holds its over sight they're calling top officials to testify. it comes after united rolled out its ten point plan to improve customer service. it allows up to 10 grand compensation to flyers who give up their flights. customers could also make some improvements, too. >> if you're traveling and you're asked something, just get up and help out. don't think you have to be so obstinate and aggressive and whatever that you can't help somebody out. >> and back live, that customer is saying that flying and service is a two-way street. what united has not eliminated yet is over booking. they say they will reduce over booking which is over selling the amount of seats on a flight. back in to you. >> justin finch live in dulles for thank you. >>> house republicans trying to figure out if they can repeal and replace the affordable care act. tracie potts is live. >> reporter: there are 20 republicans lined up against it. they are middle of the road re

rosenthal is interviewed by dr. david blumenthal, the president of the commonwealth fund. >> has your book given you any thoughts on whether health care is a free market, whether it can solve our problems through free markets? isi think what we have seen probably not. at the beginning of the book, i put a somewhat tongue-in-cheek part about the dysfunctional roles of the health care market, where as if you think of health care as a butte -- as a business proposition, the market -- you will get too crazy places. a lifetime of treatment is preferable to a cure. i am not saying for a second that anyone really thinks that, but that is where market forces put you right now. "afterwards" tonight. fish and wildlife officials from florida, arizona, and rhode island testify at a senate hearing on the endangered species act, and efforts to enforce the 1973 law. this is just under one hour. >> i call this hearing of the senate environment public works committee to order and like to defer to the ranking member. >> i thank the chairma

oscar munoz up first and the star witness acknowledging the anger over the violent removal of dr. david dao from a flight in april. >> in that moment, our customers, our company, we failed. >> reporter: oscar promised his company will implement a new set of policies. >> our actions will speak definitely louder than our words. we will do better. >> reporter: american, southwest, and alaska airlines all there too. >> for our part, they are reviewing kus mother policies like overbooking, and it is our intention to further improve the experience for our guests. >> reporter: consumers and congress waiting to see if today's probing helps improve air travel experience. >> if we don't see meaningful results, improved customer service the next time we address the issue, i assure you you will not like the outcome. >> lawmakers were critical throughout the hearing. they highlighted unfair policies including the change policy on united airlines that company made about 800 million, but the change policies cost united nothing. jessica castro, abc 7 news. >> common frustration. all right, thanks so mu

the dr. david dao, being removed as seen on the cell phone video. poll ki si changes with how they deal with overbooked flights. and now an undisclosed settlement with the doctor. >>> a new survey out, listing the worst places to live if you are trying to save some money. one in the bay area is the worst. the 60 biggest cities in america, san francisco, los angeles and oakland are the worst when it comes to getting ahead financially, several factors, median home prices and rent, staks ss -- tack -- stals tax. >>> -- sales tax. >>> one gigabyte per second, not going to be available from apple until 2020 at the latest. >>> a fight over a high school election, a tamer elected student body president, but forced to step down because of a controversial video. >>> changes at the santa clara jail for guards and inmates. >>> good morning. we see traffic is doing well this morning, moving well over to the peninsula. >> took a couple of days, but it's cooler now and cooler, we'll see what's in store for the weekend. ♪ ♪ and you're gonna start it right, ♪ ♪ the

dr. davidho was forcibly removed from this one. adam spiro is he. reporter: 800 million people flew in the united states, felt like everydy flew exactly at the same time on one plan. house committee on transportation and infrastructure unloaded airline passengers collective frustration and anger on airline executives. dr. david dao was bloodied and injured when airport security forcibly removed him from his seat on united express. united airlines david munoz said house committee that the airline committed a serious breach of public trust. 40,000 people like dr. dao were bumped against their will because of overbooking. the airlines are raising compensation limits to entice a passenger to give up their seat, in some cases as much as 10,000 bucks. they will still not stop overbook being. only southwest airlines has a no overbooking policy. they let airlines check bags for free and don't lose money. >> just a couple things. we appreciate your business in corpus christie by the way. we try to make

hearing is a result of a series of high-profile incidences, most notably this one on april 9 when dr. david dao was forcibly removed from a united airlines flight 3411. the united ceo said what happened on the aircraft was a breach of public trust and vowed to do better for customers. >> this has to be a turning point for the 87,000 people and professionals at united and it is my mission to make sure we make the changes needed to provide our customers with the highest levels of service you come to accept, reliability and a deeper sense of respect and trust. proposed legislation that would prevent the and life from overbooking flights and from removing passengers once they are seated on an aircraft. of two- this is one hearings, the second will be thursday. lindsey: happening today, president trump will speak with the russian president for the third time since taking office. the phone call after he is facing backlash for inviting the president of the philippines, and accused human rights violator, to the white house. he would beump said honored to meet with the north korean dictator. somebod

. >> reporter: munoz apologized again for the violent removal of dr. davidmake room for a flight crew three weeks ago. >> no customer, no individual should ever be treated the way mr. d apartmentao was, ever. >> reporter: munoz was joined by representatives from american, alaska and southwest airlines. they face criticism over these videos. members complained about shrinking seats, fees and overcrowded planes. >> when you take my reservation, i expect for you to honor that. >> reporter: joining a republican, woodall. the airlines have announced a number of promises including a promise not to bump seated republican committee chair bill shuster. >> seize this opportunity, because if you don't, we're going to come. and you're not going to like it. >> they're warning travelers to expect more trouble in the skies, and it's got nothing to do with the airlines. there is a spike in clear air turbulence. >> reporter: for nervous flyers, nothing about this research is reassuring. clear air turbulence strikes without warning, and because of climate change could get wor

senate's turn to dig into the treatment of air passengers, specifically the circumstances that led to dr. david dao being remov flight. delta has apologized and promised to find a resolution. lindsey: right now, parts of the midwest are left underwater, ravaged by historic floods from arkansas to missouri. hundreds of homes left damaged, highways shut down. thousands forced to evacuate. in louisiana, a frightening seen as a school bus filled with students got stuck in floodwaters before tipping over. luckily, all the students on board made it off safely. that's why they say not to drive through floodwater. doug: they are very fortunate. so, here, we are not going to have anything like that, even though it is still associated with the same storm system. we will get an inch to 1.5" of rain. the most we will see is some intersections in low-lying areas be a repeat of that. we will look around the area right now. still a little sunshine coming through the clouds. cloudy skies, but you will see stilln in many areas dimly visible through the clouds. the clouds will lower and thicken later today. the

appeared before a house committee to address recent customer service failures like the removal of dr. david dao from the united airlines flight. united boss, oscar munoz, that a mistake of epic proportions. a committee chairman had rough word for the companies. >> if we don't see meaningful results that improve customer service the next time the committee meets to address the issue i assure you you won't like the outcome. >> the outcome could be a one size fits all solution that may serve some carriers but not all. the hearing happened as a video surfaced. look at this two men brawling on board a flight from tokyo to los angeles. now the airline says a man in red was pulled off that plane and arrested. >> and there was more anger on display in the parking lot of a furniture store in alabama. here it is. a woman standing on the hood of a car, and stomping on the windshield. >> that -- no. >> is 24-year-old barbara lauery. she told one of our affiliates that she decided to take action when she found out a man she thought was her boyfriend was cheating on her. >> so, barbara was arrested. she

they take him for a functional mri as part of a new study by dr. david rosenberg. his theory, yet to be proven, is that excessive gaming may change brain activity. >> you press the response pad for the letter "m." >> reporter: dr. rosenberg highlighted areas in red he says represent brain activity involving memory, attention, and decision-making. josh's brain scans are troubling. >> this is the brain processing center of the brain. there should be much more activity. >> there should be more red? >> more red. >> you looked at this and thought, this is a kid in trouble? >> this is a kid in trouble. >> reporter: his parents decide to take a drastic step. >> it's kind of stupid. i just play video games and i have to go to rehab for it? >> reporter: they send him into the utah wilderness and a program called "unplugged" at outback therapeutic expeditions. he and a group of boys will camp for weeks in this rugged terrain. there is no running water, no electricity, no screens. the only thing that glows in the dark, a campfire and the moon. josh isn't the only one in need

last week the passenger, dr. david dao, reached an undisclosed settlement with united. the washington wizards looking to the wiz trail in the series one-zero. game two is at eight o'clock tonight. the series moves to d-c for game three on thursday and we've got your playoff ticket! we've got five pairs to giveaway starting today. watch at 5:45 to find out exactly what time to call in to win! from basketball - to playoff hockey.. the washington capitals desperately needing a win.. and they get it! the overtime battle with the penguins - coming up. but first sunshine for your tuesday. the change you'll feel with it - right after the break. a little easier today. in what many called a must-win game, washington came through to beat the pittsburgh penguins on the road last night. the capitals were in position to win this one in the 3rd period, but with about a minute left, they give up the tying goal. this heads to overtime. capitals on the power play.... kevin shattenkirk gets the puck and hits a huge shot. that is the game winner. capitals win 3-2. game 4 is tomorrow-- the

rosenthal interviewed by dr. david bluementhal, president fund. commonwealth >> i was wonder figure your book thoughts about whether healthcare is a free market, whether we can solve our healthcare through free market forces? >> well, i think what we've seen is the answer is probably not. mean, the beginning of the book, i put a somewhat tongue and cheek list of the economic the dysfunctional healthcare market, where, if you healthcare as a purely markets proposition, the will solve, you know, you get to , you know, like lifetime of treatment is to a cure. i am not saying for a second that any one really thinks that, is where market forces put you right now. afterward sunday night 9 p.m. eastern. > saturday, noon eastern, on book t.v. military historians discuss i, at books on world war colby military symposium. jennifer kene, michael nyeburg, first h to war, how the world war created modern america, retired colonel, robert delasandro and his book, over there, america in the great war, of the colby ent war,, david barron, waging the clash between

munoz has apologized repeatedly for the injuries dr. david dao suffered after refusing to give up his seat on an over booked flight. the airline reached an undisclosed settlement with him. >>> new this morning, first look at the booking photo of a woman accused of trying to kidnap a toddler. she was arrested after monday's incident which we brought you as breaking news on "abc 7 news at 11:00." employees from golden gate meat company held her until police got there. she faces child endangerment and kidnapping charges. the child was not harmed. >>> new developments in the search for a missing uber driver. san francisco police searching a property in the bay view district last night. this is near the spot where they found piseth chhay's car on the weekend. we told you police found the car stripped of everything including the wheels. this was on davidson avenue near third street. last night police used a canine to search an industrial area about a mile away on van dyke avenue. they didn't say if they found any new evidence. >>> he disappeared on

last week the passenger, dr. david reached an undisclosed settlement with it's xx and we're just getting started. may day protests- turn violent on the west coast. the latest on arrests, and as protesters and police clash in the streets. a big win for the capitals. the caps come up big on the road in game three with the penguins. more highlights coming up. good morning washington. - less humid, warm, & windy today - cool wednesday & thursday (60s) - rain late thursday into friday - cool 1st weekend of may today: mostly sunny and less humid. warm and windy. highs: 75-78 winds: w 10-20 g 30+ mph tonight: mainly clear and cool. lows: 50-57 winds: w 5 mph wednesday: sunny, cooler, and breezy. highs: 65-70 winds: wnw 5-15 mph

. >> reporter: dr. davidao was drag observed a united jet by law enforcement after refusing to give up a seat he had paid for. >> oh my god, look at what you did to him! >> reporter: according to united, at the last minute they learned four crew members needed to be on that flight. >> they told us we would not leave until four people volunteered. >> no, i am not going. i am not going. >> reporter: dr. dao insisted on keeping his seat saying he needed it so he could return to his patients. the episode unleashed a pr crisis of epic proportions. >> united airlines is in hot water tonight -- >> united kicked off several passengers -- >> united better fasten its seat belt -- >> it was a system failure. >> reporter: munoz sat down with my colleague rebecca jarvis for an exclusive interview just days after the incident. >> what did you think whe dragged off of one of your planes? >> probably the word shame comes to mind. the first thing i think is important to say is to apologize to dr. dao, his family, the passenge

. >> rep heari comes three weeks after dr. david dao was dragged off a united airlines plane because he refused to give up his seat on an oversold flight. united has since settled with dr. dao for an undisclosed amount. but oscar munoz is still apologizing. >> in that moment, for our customers and our company, we failed. this has to be a turning point for the 87,000 people and professionals here at united. it is my mission to make sure we make the changes we need to provide our customers with the highest level of service. if we break it, it's incumbent on us to fix it. >> reporter: united says it's reducing the amount of overbooking it does on its flights. and southwest will completely stop doing it next week. but other airlines are hesitant to give up the practice. they say it keeps flights full and airfares down. members of congress says none of that matters if passengers are left without a seat they thought they had reserved. >> that should be the takeaway from today, seize this opportunity, because if you don't, we're going to c

. >>> the viral video showing dr. david dau being drabd dragged off that united airlines fight getting attention from everywhere. they filed a complaint with the company which forced united hire black pilots of oufr guests tonight along with 20 others have filed a complaint alleging black pilots continue to face barriers within the airline industry. captain ken han rhode islandny received a bronze star for hairism for combat in the gulf war. he not only flies for united but started his own airline and captainon knee e. "jet" jones served in the air force like my daddy and is behind united we stand coalition. captains, i'm honored to have you on this program. >> thank you. >> every time i see you i stop and say he will low because i see so you frequently. whenever i see a black pilot i stop and salute because it's so rare to see and i just know how you had to climb up the rough side of the mountain just to get to where you are. so thank you for your service to our country and what you do for united airline. >> thank you. >>

that video sparking international outrage when dr. davidafter refusing to give up his seat. he sustained injuries, he settled with the airline. the focus of today's hearing will be the reaction to that and what congress can do. there are already at least three bills aimed at improving the passenger's flying overbooking. >> we've seen other airlines follow suit as well. tracie potts for us. thanks. >>> ahead reveal from jimmy kimmel about his newborn son's open heart surgery. looking for a career with good pay, job security and work-life balance, the sunshine state has some of the best cities for job seekers, miami, orlando, and jacksonville, all the top 10. two others, texas and california also took several top spots. come. explore a place where you can fly on the back of a banshee. walk under floating mountains. and navigate a mystical river. welcome to a world - beyond belief. pandora - the world of avatar. only at the walt disney world resort. (vo) more "dper rollres for mom" bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than

all this came after the incident caught on video april 9th, dr. davided with united, dragged off the plane and injured after he refused to give up his seat because they wanted to bump him for employees who needed to fly that day. >> tracie potts in washington, thank you. >>> just ahead, an emotional reveal from jimmy kimmel about his newborn son's open heart surgery. first, if you're looking for a career with good pay and job security, the sunshine state has some of the best cities for job seekers, miami, orlando and jacksonville, florida, all in the top ten. two other sunny spots, texas and california also took several top spots. we'll be right back. come. explore a place where you can fly on the back of a banshee. walk under floating mountains. and navigate a mystical river. welcome to a world - beyond belief. pandora - the world of avatar. only at the walt disney world resort. (vo) more "dper rollres for mom" bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty the quicker

cbs news medical contributor, dr. david aga says the food and drug administration may have to step in. >> maybe there needs to be better labeling, restrictions on their marketing or restrictions on the amount of caffeine, because one death is too many death. >> reporter: sean cripe is hoping his son's death can save another parent's child. >> please, talk to your kids about the dangers of these energy drinks. >> reporter: the f.d.a. does not require labels to show how much caffeine is in these energy drinks. now, scott, the american beverage association says they have less caffeine than a comparable coffee house drink. >> pelley: tony dokoupil, thanks. we'll be back with a recap of our top story. ,, >> pelley: back to the breaking news, a source tells cbs news that former f.b.i. director james comey wrote a memo three months ago that said president trump asked him to shut down the investigation of michael flynn. the president's first national security adviser. flynn was fired for lying to the vice president about wnversatio

. >> reporter: dr. david hackerman is chief data scientist for human longevity. here in mountain view he and his team are using machine learning supercomputers to scour the details of all the data. they hope to uncover powerful new insights into your health. >> this is all a new world. we don't know where we are going to find things. we are pretty sure we are going to find things. >> reporter: patterns that identify vulnerabilities that might help guide future health decisions potentially for all of us. some doctors are skeptical. >> i would save my money. >> reporter: ucsf cardiologist dr. rita redburg. >> right now there's absolutely no data that getting this testing is going to make you feel better, make you healthier or help you to live longer. >> reporter: that kind of criticism doesn't faze venter. >> notable physicians complain about what we are doing and they consider it wrong to do tests on healthy people and my response to them is how do you know they are healthy? >> reporter: in san francisco, susie steimle, kpix5. >> human longevity is currently pilot

. >> reporter: munoz apologized again for the violent removal of dr. david dao to make room for a flight crew three weeks ago. >> no customer, no individual should ever be treated the way mr. dao was ever. it was a mistake of epic proportions. >> reporter: members complained about shrinking seats, fee, and overcrowded planes. democrat brenda lawrence of michigan. >> when you take my reservation, i expect for you to honor that. >> reporter: georgia republican bob woodall. >> you know you're having a bad day when the group that's going to lecture you on customer satisfaction is the united states congress. >> reporter: today we learned the airlines made more than $13 billion in profits last year. while several major airlines have pledged to never again bump a seated passenger, there are several proposals being considered up here on capitol hill that could increase protections for flyers. >> pelley: kris van cleve tonight, kris, thank you. coming up on the "cbs evening news," an f.b.i. translator marries an isis terrorist. and later, jimmy kimmel on the surgery

doctor rosenthal is interviewed by dr. david bloomenthal, president of the commonwealth fund. >> so i was wondering if your book gave you any thoughts about whether health care is a free market? whether we can solve our problems in health care through free market forces? >> well, i think what we've seen is the answer is probably not. i mean, at the beginning of the book i put somewhat tongue and cheek list of the economic rules of the dysfunctional health care market where if you think of health care as purely a business proposition, the market will solve, you get to crazy places like, you know a life time of treatment is preferable to a cure. now, i am not saying for a second that any one really thinks that. but that is where market forces put you right now. >> watch "afterwords" sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> sunday on "q&a" the comparisons between donald trump and andrew jackson. our guest on his book, andrew jackson, southerner. >> i don't think he represents the positive values that jackson represented. he certainly

cbs news medical contributor, dr. david aga says the food and drug administration may have to step in. >> maybe there needs to be better labeling, restrictions on their marketing or restrictions on the amount of caffeine, because one death is too many death. >> reporter: sean cripe is hoping his son's death can save another parent's child. >> please, talk to your kids about the dangers of these energy drinks. >> reporter: the f.d.a. does not require labels to show how much caffeine is in these energy drinks. now, scott, the american beverage association says they have less caffeine than a comparable coffee house drink. >> pelley: tony dokoupil, thanks. we'll be back with a recap of our top story. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an ere

a short time ago dr david ratcliffe from the north west ambulance service gave this update on those whole being treated at eight hospitals around manchester including nine here at the manchester royal infirmary and 12 children at the manchester children's hospital. that does perhaps be a clarification that those 12 children are all under the age of 16. we know there's at least one child at another hospital as well but beyond that, we did not get any sort of breakdown of the number of adults and children who are currently being treated after being injured in last night's attack. john said if ever you wanted to have a sense of one hs, this has been the night and the morning to experience that. bat—mac only nhs. he gave his deep condolences to the families of those killed, injured and he said that it has been a terrible night for those families and a terrible morning although we have also seen some of the best aspects of greater manchester and its people. we had this update from doctor david radcliffe. the royal infirmary, which is the hospital behind me, it received nine patients. these a

she's interviewed by dr. david blumenthal. >> was wondering if your book give you any thoughts about whether health care is a free market. whether we can solve our problems in health care through free-market forces. >> i think what we've seen is the answer is probably not. , ithe beginning of the book put a tongue-in-cheek list of the economic rules in the dysfunctional health care market. if you think of health care as a business proposition that the market will solve, you get to crazy places like a lifetime of treatment is preferable to a cure. i'm not saying for a second that anyone really thinks that. that's where market forces put you right now. >> watch afterwords

. >> she is interviewed by dr. david blumenthal, president of the commonwealth fund. >> i was wondering if your book gave any thoughts about whether health care is a free market, whether we can solve our problem in healthcare through free market forces. >> i think what we've seen is the answer is probably not. the beginning of the book i put a somewhat tongue-in-cheek list of the economic rules of the dysfunctional healthcare market where if you see healthcare as purely a business proposition, that the market will solve, you get to crazy places like a lifetime of treatment is preferable to a chore. i am not saying for a second that anyone really thinks that, but that is were market forces put you right now. >> watch "after words" sunday night at 9 p.m. eastern. >> sunday on q&a, the comparisons between presidents donald trump and andrew jackson. our guest on his book andrew jackson, seven or. >> i don't think he represents the positive values that jackson represented. he certainly represent of the negatives that jackson

flying public bomb gua barreded with story this is year of passengers being ejected from planes, like dr. david dao being dragged off a united flight. >> it's easier for people to be held accountable for their actions. in the past when we didn't have video. >>> it would be one person's word against another. >> reporter: the faa policy allows people with prosthetics to sit in an exit row. at san francisco international airport, kate larsen, abc7 news. >> asiana airlines did reach out to tim about this incident. and did apologize for what happened. >>> apple's new campus is just about finished, we'll get a sneak peek behind couper teen know's spaceship. >>> and next, we're live in san jose, with the hiccups getting in the way of a flood prevention project. >>> i'm spencer christian, now our heat is ready to retreat, a cooldown in my accuweather forecast. >>> a homeowner's compl [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm

passengers being mistreated on planes, many of the incidents caught on the cell phone video like dr. davidou being dragged ouf of a united flight. >> i feel it's making it easier to hold people accountable for their actions. because it would be one person's word against another. >> reporter: the faa's policy allows physically capable people to sit in an exit row. but we're still waiting to hear about their policy in south korea. kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> they did reach out to tim about this incident. they said they needed time to investigate but apologized for what happened. >>> they need your help to find the vandals who damaged the gardens at lake merit. >> it seems senseless to do damage to such a serene place. >> they arrived early to repair the electrical system damaged in the weekend attack. they damaged some eagle scout projects. one worker estimated the damage more than 50,$000. they're asking for donations to help make repairs as well as volunteer labor. >> the trump administration appears to be retreating on sanctuary cities. it lim thts financial consequences. at most it woul

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a house hearing tuesday now the senate's turn to dig in the treatment of air passengers and the dr. davidragged off united airlines flight last month. >> for the california family, they did get kicked off that flight. delta since apologizedded and promised to find a resolution. emily rau abc7 news, new york. >> if we pass this bill people will die. >> it's dead. it's essentially dead. >> developing right now beyond the partisan fight. the beginning of the end of obamacare and what comes next. >> hey! jonathan: the hero behind the heart-stopping video. what he is saying about the act of heroism and what the little boy did minutes later. michelle: road rage meets a vacuum cleaner. what led to the bizarre scene and what made bystanders jump into help. >> now, "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. [singing] jonathan: while you were at work a major move that took place on capitol hill and congress specifically with different reactions to what happened. mocking singing you heard there and also then cries of shame. while at the white house you can see hand clapping, hand shaking, a big celebration

among some ten changes that united debuted last week after this video of chicago police pulling dr. david dao from a full united flight after he refused to give up his seat went viral. dao and the airline have since settled and customers say at first sight that video give them what they could have done or should have done initially. but we'll see. hopefully it can continue and nothing like that ever happens again because that was completely unacceptable. >> and the outrage spread across the country, across the world. many at this point are hoping that it was a one-time deal and united is saying that it is. we know today's hearing is only phase one. a sentence hearing is scheduled for some time next week. justin finch, back to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> the other big story we're following on capitol hill today is the republican effort to repeal and replace the affordable care act. house republicans are working to get the votes needed to pass their plan. news4's tracie potts has a look at where things stand. >> are we going to vote this week? yes or no? >> stay tuned. >> republicans are