but they want to repeal more than ork. they want to repeal regulations around pre-existing conditions or what's called the essential health benefits which are required to be covered in an insurance plan. they say it is driving up premiums. it's unclear if mcconnell shifts the bill to please them, he risks losing moderates. >> and you mentioned susan collins of maine. what are they saying? what are their concerns? >> they have concerns -- they have more toned down which tends to be the case. moderates are a little more less outspoken than the conservatives. but there have been several moderate concerns. susan collins of maine has said she is worried about medicaid cuts especially after 2025. she is concerned about that. she thinks it might hurt rural hospitals as well as beneficiaries in medicaid. dean heller, the senator from nevada, he is up for re-election and one of the most vulnerable senators and he is worried about medicaid. we can see the medicaid changes in cuts are a key issue here for the moderates. >> how much d

host: the story from the new ,ork times, which goes to further into the newspaper.the trump think climate change is a hoax? his aides are unable to say. believesffirm he still climate change to be fake, they would expose him to more criticism at home and abroad in public in the lives of the advisors that accept this of -- consensus. if he changed his mind, they would have to explain the flip-flop while facing criticism. and moreover, they were reminded about statements that the actions have only been contradicted within days or hours. .r. trump fired james comey trying to give an escalation, it unraveled quickly. back to the phones, we have mike from virginia. the democrat. trying to givecaller: how is it the comments on automation what your previous guest talked about , it always chips away at jobs but it also creates new jobs. i think it is different. you have a tractor and it takes away jobs in the field. if you have something that learns and does that without needing outside input, it is only limited by computing power, is different from a tractor that is much m

in article put out by the new ,ork times, if you just google , washington post, and so on, they have thoroughly debunked that statistic. this is the kind of rhetoric that is very poisonous. it demonizes poor people and public programs. thank you. host: more about the upcoming hearing with james comey being highlighted in the paper today, it raises one of the questions mr. comey will have to answer in his testimony thursday. if you believe mr. trump astride to get him to end an investigation, why not tell anyone about it? mr. trump's defenders noted -- has said there are no efforts to repeat our investigation. interaction a the secret in part because he was not sure whom he could trust at the justice department. fbi officials were not sure what mr. trump had done or how the conversation could be koran rated. interactions his -- he did not want it influenced by what the president wanted. about they to ask investigation. he said publicly that mr. comey assured him on three cases that he was not under investigation or testifying today as far as and theother people idea of intelligence ga

host: kevin, you may know the senate has been -- the house version of the legislation, the senate is orking on it and according to reports it's been working on it behind closed doors for weeks, time.is washington trump plans to help the senate pass their healthcare bill, for weeks mr. trump given mitch mcconnell of kentucky breathing cheering ite a bill, on the effort from the sideline, but with the floor shutdown looming, the president plans to up his involvement with phone calls and tweets to get he bill through the house last month. the senators, as we said, meeting blind closed doors this to learn more about the legislation. bird ran into a republican she alaska and asked her if had seen a bill text this morning or quote, i am not a reporter and i'm not a lobbyist, seen nothing. some republicans complaining about access to the legislation. new senator from maryland, democrat, republican carmen, s are giving san diego a run for her money, show us the bill. then, so that is couple of he reactions, democrat in michigan, this is not about if and how the g.o.p. can count to people's this is

build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the future. orks for everyone and dominion energy is helping power the companies that power our economy. >>> the owners of this burning warehouse are under arrest and charged with the deaths of 36 people who were killed inside. a judge could sentence derick almena and max harris to nearly 40 convicted. the pair owned and managed the building called the ghost ship. investigators say the victims couldn't get out of the burning warehouse during an underground concert in december. officials say the cause of the fire may never be determined because so much evidence was destroyed in the blaze. >>> soccer stars are speaking out after an entire girl's team in nebraska was benched because someone thought one of the players was a boy. 8-year-old millie hernandez and her club team were disqualified from a tournament. reaction from m. >> confused parents gathered for a meeting monday evening trying to figure out how tournament officials allegedly mistook one of their players for a boy. >> my brother he said it's

my ministers are committed to ,orking with parliament administrations, businesses and others to build widest consensus on the country's future outside the european union. host: to bring us more, benedict patio is standing by. good to speak to you. some of the issues coming out of the queen's speech today. talk us through some of the main points she discussed. as we expected, the speech was short. there is a reason for that. the government does not want to tie itself down too much, but there were some very specific measures announced. as we expected, dominated by brexit, which indeed that divorce from the european union was noted for in a referendum almost by year ago by the british peoples being enacted. very much will the government says it once and the queen's speech is to make a success of brexit. that will have to be done in many ways, forming those new trade relationships. they talk about customs bill that will enable britainin to he its own customs regime upon leaving the eu. that's leaving the eu and the customs union. that is confirmed. very much as i said, making new trading

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former home land security chief jay johnston testified before the house intelligence committee he and ork stated by vladimir putin did not orchestrate ballot but he's unsure wl the hack of the emails alingterd public opinion impacting outcome of the election. >> he also revealed fbi w waited to any him about the hacking in a separate senate hearing hds officials confirm russian hackers not only targeted dnc email server and nearly half of country voter database. >> congress at black caucus said concerns are falling on deaf ears. effort to dismantle affordable care act is moves that harm the c president trump met with members of cbc in march and according to richmond president has not followeded through on his promises. prompted aclu to file a lawsuit against the department and police chief. aclu xlaimz d.c. police made unconstitutional arrest used excessive force and denied foot and watt to people arrested. those protests were peaceful that day and small group caused property damage. aclu was critical of controversial crowd control tactic used that day known as kettleing. >> these repeate

so often people are willing to ork about how terrible it is the president to try and balance the budget on the backs of children. yes, it is terrible. what are we going to do about it? the last thing that i would say is, there is always common ground. and not going to sit here, i don't think any of you all believe that the president does not understand the importance of supporting young people. is help him to do to help congress, to help those who make these decisions find out how they can do both. it is not either or. it is both and. [applause] let's come up with a way to help them find that win so we all win. [applause] >> thank you. just a shout out to all of the panelists. what are the most powerful voices? who are the most powerful voices when they come to you. i think we have seen a lot of them today. i don't know if there was one voice we could bring. is there one? is it really this -- is that everybody? >> it is the collective. it is the strength of the collective. >> i think it is the synergy of everybody finding me -- finding the win, win, win together and taking credit for it

front going across through at the moment though for northern communities in central pa heavier showers ork working their way in. severe threat as such. pretty accident in fact enhanced risk for portion of our area and basically include all of i-95. flanking counties here and then still slight risk at least for the rest of those outlying counties especially near the shore. this comes up with poor timing guys. basically second half of the day when you had the opportunity to heat up the atmosphere and get nasty storms going and then roll through in time for evening rush for good portion of the area too. temperatures upper 70s. warm start for the day. factoringing in the mutety. and no problem hitting 90 here for yet another day and with time the storms really start to get going 5 p.m. >> and 7, 00 or so the heaviest storms get in here. we'll break the details down in little more specific nature a little later in the show. >> when i go to bed. >> wear your ear buds. >> brutal we'll get through it and tomorrow will be bette better. >> no delays in this area and certain cruising this morning. sa

one of the reasons they are orking so hard to make some -- make them so sophisticated is they so fear t.s.a. t.s.a. is the 800-pound gorilla in the world. it is the standard. within the department of homeland security. and they oftentimes make the decision to go in another direction to knock another airplane down because if they got this very sophisticated device, they don't want to run the risk of having it detected by t.s.a. just the reputation of t.s.a. and what we do overseas in a couple thousand locations with c.b.p. personnel, just what we do as established a great defensive line against that kind of threat traveling to the united states. that's before they even try to get here. the point is that the aviation threat is real. very, very real. you know, chairman, i came over and briefed congress while i was doing it in mid march, putting a number of final points of departure airports, 10 of them, in the middle east. because that's where the threat was. put them on a list to where we would -- did not want large electronic devices, anything bigger than an eye phone to travel in the

orked in a clothing store since i was 15 years old. it all. i always hoped it would be a big >> her pictures, some companies have paid her $500,000 for just one post to her 101 million followers. we're talking about the shots with the weight trainers or phone cases. how has she made her success last so long, putting in the production work. >> we woke up at 3:00 in the morning and i said let's go in this town in tokyo where it's all these bright lights and take these pictures. >> she is more careful since the jewelry heist in paris in october. >> i might share the same amount of information but post it when i leave the restaurant or the stor store. >> the woman who is worth $150 million is expanding her kimpire to include a makeup line and that will be competition for kylie jenner's beauty brand. >> you have collaborated with your sisters which is the easiest to working with? >> kourtney. >> this week, katy perry emerged from the big brother type house she locked herself into and during her life stream she got candid, apologizing to taylor, tal

want to see people grfly taking on president trump really hammer republicans over the push to repeal ork and push a new health care bill. others like ossoff are saying, in the moderate districts, in the republican leaning districts, you need someone sort of independent, who is willing to talk about local issues rather than getting caught up in the national frenzy. and this is an interesting test case. what you'll see is democrats trying different strategies across the border headed into next year's midterms, the party hasn't really settled on a single approach. and it will sort of a be a district by district question. but this is a debate raging in the democratic party right now. >> it's interesting to see what happens in the 2018 mid-terms. and you pretty much covered that question. so i also wanted to ask you -- i mean some $50 million was plowed into this campaign from both sides, mostly from the democrats. it back fired on john ossoff didn't it though really. >> it did. it vart sort of nationalized in race early on and gave the republicans to sort of defend. the reason so much money

. >> ork. ryan nobles, thank you. back in washington, chairman of the house intelligence committee is under fire for keeping a hand in the russia election meddling investigation. devin nunes put his nim on a stack of new temperatures include to go michael flynn and also unmasking involving obama administration officials. and also from california ted lu chairman nunes ask make his toerd by sendi history by sending a subpoena to himself. how concerned are you that he's back in an active role in the investigation? >> i'm very concerned. chairman nunes refused himself because he misled the american people. he went to the white house on a wednesday evening, said he got all this secret information and then went back to the white house and then it turns out that the white house gave him the information to disclose. that's why he recused himself and now eats back slighting the terms of his own vee crews al. >> nancy pelosi called on paul ryan to intervene. do you feel like the house intel investigation is off the tracks? >> i

build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the future. orks for everyone and dominion energy is helping power the companies that power our economy. >>> in washington today, just like james comey's hearings on capitol hill, bars were standing room only. >> can you believe that? only in thisn. as several bars opened to host watch parties for one of the most anticipated hearings in decade. >> reporter: here in shawn's tavern they announced they were the fir to open early for the hearings. >> getting the amount of support it has today. we created a facebook post, an event for it, and then 300 people interested in it. then had a media outlet that tweeted about it and it spread like wildfire. >> one thing about opening early, they're not allowed to serve alcohol until 11:00 a.m. >> we care about politics a lot. so it's not the super bowl, but to a certain extent, it kind of is. >> reporter: ask hend here at a just blocks capitol, the same scene. across town ats the partisan restaurant, it's the same thing. >> democracy on the line and we're all hear

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joining us is tony nominated actor mon er ork actor. >> that was great, chuck. >> we'll talk about the musical, something i love and a new one at the ken nedy center. >> it's actually a broadway tour. i was on broadway a couple years back. written in the late '90s, very ahead of its time about a chance againer transgendered woman that comes over the berlin wall and struggles with that and makes a life for herself in america as a rock star, as a punk star on the music scene. >> lots of people see this. >> i think because she's very really a story of love and human similarity and what we go through as human beings. i think at the time we're living in right now, it's about saying we're not that different. it's about a come together rather than acceseparation and story about love and fairly universal. if you want to be woken up, come and see the show. >> okay. so secretly i always wanted to be a broadway star. i can't sing and i can't dance, so that's a problem there however, you do this well. you're a tony nominated actor. what made you want to get involved in acting? >> i actually really

all the cb ork scores from the house bill. million and millions of people would go count coverage according to the cbo. we'll see what happens with that. he was ticking off, you know kind of a wish lust of what this presidency was suppose to look like before it kind of got stole by all of these russia investigations, and stalled in part by the president's own way of being distracted by russia and not being so invested in some of the legislation. >> and being his worst enemy. >> you've been very patient as knee ya and i have hogged up the air. will -- be more likely to link themselves following the republican wins or is there he has stag not know where the russian investigation stuff where that's going to lead? >> well, look that is hard to say. obvious this ought to be a note of caution for democrats that have been pushing the russian investigation. if only given the fact that there's, you know pressures little evidence, it had any impact at all on the election in georgia. ossoff didn't talk about it barely, and there was no i

. >> you didn't think ork dent with went far enough. >> it needed a public option oh so you had true competition. we added a public option to the worker workers a compensation in plan in oregon. cutting the cost in half machine rhode island copied oregon cut the cost in rhode island in half. we should have had a public option tleefrt. but i think the complexity of the health care stp -- it creates so much stress. is it medicaid, medicare wsh off exchange on exchange workers comp so forth. >> the people that need it most understand it the least pch i want to ask the politics about this. are you privately routing for mitch mcconnell's bill to pass and be able to run against republicans for being part of that who are hoping it fails. >> it must not pass np in oregon this is 400,000 who will lose medicaid with expansion. in addition the uncompensated care increased so much means the hospital clinics and will be in trouble. it hurts everyone. then you have the pregnancy tax, age tax that's inhirnt in this you have the preexisting conditions. republicans say it doesn't affect preexisting c

yesterday, aetna announced it will exit virginia's individual health market next year and not just the ork exchanges they are leaving behind, aetna will not offer any plans in the individual market in virginia. same thing is happening in iowa. and democrats, my friends on the democratic aisle have done nothing to stop this, nothing. but today, because of this bill, thousands of people will have hope for new plans to provide the health care coverage they need. millions of americans throughout the country are facing terrible options. people in texas have been hit particularly hard. between this year and last year, nine health care insurers have exited obamacare exchanges in the lone star state. no other state saw more insurers leave. for my familiar have made incredible tough choices. you can't access affordable coverage tailored to what they need. and learned how to get by of the bigger than their mortgage payments and chose to pay out of pocket for the care they need or not getting care at all. under obamacare, receiving from luxury.ent has been a today with the american health care act, t

two years litter, reagan was ork elected governor of california on those same principles by a million votes. my point is, you have to go out and sell what your principles are in relation to a particular program. obamacare was sold as one thing. i was just looked -- admittedly, this is a white house video of people who suffered under obamacare. i have talked to these people -- some of them, not the people on that camera shot, but some people like that myself. i have heard these complaints from regular folks. there's great unhappiness with obamacare. so this is the attempt to do something about it, and that's what this is all about, and republicans are going to have to suck it up and get out there and sell their principles. >> all right. we'll talk more -- go ahead. >> i was just going to say, jeffrey's right. there are a lot of problems with obamacare. i think if they were fixing those problems, that would be a good thing and it would help them politically and it would be good for the country. it just doesn't look like this does that. >> more to talk about tonight. >>> coming up next,

it has information about the target we care about, the trk ork track fusion, but it has information that can be helpful for your larger question and there are lab bs that are in the hospitals that people use already. there are labs that can be specimens can be sent in the mail. so, really, it requires a call to action and knowledge that it's important and to talk to their doctor about how do i get my tumor tested in the most comprehensive way possible. >> well, we'll have to leave it there for mow, but we'll continue to follow the story of these promising results. thanks. >> thank you. >> scott, back to you. >> what a day to have that interview and for more on health care and the stocks you should own and avoid, we welcome inially in l in lisa gill. it's for our special event. analyst versus panelists, three of the top research panelists joining us today. we're taking your questions on the stocks that matter most to you. here's our first. >> this is matt from pennsylvania. my question is with amazon moving into the pharmacy business, how will this affect cvss numbers going forward? >> it

did not understand how to ork the program. very few veterans in the beginning were actually getting help. they were getting frustrated. secondly, they designed the program around administrative roles. the way you could access care is if you lived 40 miles where from a primary care doctor or if you waited more than 30 days. what we have now proposed in order to continue the ability to access care for the -- into the community is two things. one is dramatically simplify the program so that people understand it. and secondly, get rid of administrative roles and create a clinical system of care. that is what a health care system should be doing. we are working now with congress to redesign this program to make sure it works, but we are committed, as president bush said, to focus on what works for veterans and what i think is clear what works for veterans is, you take the best of what the v.a. does because v.a. is doing terrific work in many areas and you take at what the best of what the private sector does, and you allow the vete

we have an economics orking group that has been stood up and they are talking with people in the agency and outside agency about the best way to do this. we want to make as much wisdom from whatever can. that would be prado optimal, the economists would say. that's what passes for a joke, c-spa c-span2. moving forward we are really excited about oed. with respect to tractional review, in november 2011 i said when i was asked about how i would handle tractional review i am a recovering anti-trust lawyer. i still review each transaction on the merits, you vault a-- evaluate and make the proper decision. we'll see if if anything congress decides to do on that topic. >> okay. well, i want to say that i'm familiar with that reference to the federalist papers. hamilton's paper about energy and the executive. >> if only he had known about coffee. more energetic. >> i want to say again, mr. chairman, that i appreciate as someone that's observed the fcc over a long period of time the energy that you are bringing to the task. i very much appreciate what you said about approximate the staff, the p

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look forward to orking with you. > thank you. likewise. >> thank you. admiral, to defeat again. thank you for taking the time. 9/11 i was working and that has shaped by interactions here locally in the state of nevada and how we should be responding in concert with terror attacks around the world. i appreciate your comment. i want to jump back to the budget. can we talk about that. you have to work in an nvironment where there's budget cuts happening. i will tell you i'm concerned about the impact those budget cuts are going to have on the ission of the tsa. as a matter of policy, can you talk a little bit about your divine canine units and how valuable those are to the missions that tsa. i know we are including. can you talk about that. >> i'm a supporter of canine teams. they are incredibly effect that detecting what they're trained to detect. also important in some ways and where the canines are present. it deters behavior and might signal a behavior detection to notice an individual working name is operating. in the coast guard, we had canine teams. a very small number. i wi

macs,orks on the iphone, and the broader apple ecosystem.t is about keeping people in that ecosystem. if the speaker is the enabler to drive the capabilities of apple's artificial intelligence capabilities, then that in turn is what helps keep people into things like the iphone, which as we know, is really the thing that is driving apple's big is this, all of its big profits, and so forth. betty: and if you wanted to have a chart, that clearly drove at home. i want to pull this chart up for our viewers. i'm sure it is when you are very familiar with. it is a bar chart that breaks down the revenue through that white are is simply the iphone revenue for apple. revenue. that white bar is simply the iphone revenue for apple. revenue has fallen over the last year and seems to be stuck in this range, so you know, in this recap of the iphone, -- this re vamp of the iphone, what can help this? bryan: we do believe it is a temporary lull for the iphone. if you look at the current product, iphone 7, it does not look that different from the iphone 6. i

. ♪ francine: bloomberg "surveillance" with francine and tom from london and new ork.rning after a investor billion stake in the group through his third point hedge fund. it now owns about 40 million europe's biggest company. that's according to an investor letter released on sunday. the nestle position adds a loeb, better known for his campaigns in the u.s. and japan. joining to us discuss this, fanner, team ic leader for european consumer news, still with us rupert multiasset ckrock strategies porlte manager. eric, thank you so much for joining us. irst of all, we have new management in place at nestle. do we know if dan loeb will act them time to get their in order and to continue with what they've announced? get i'm guessing he'll time, but want quick action as well. this is a company that has loeb standards. he wants the new c.e.o., mark hneider, has already announced he's going to do some things, like possibly sell the u.s. confection air business, step to what loeb wants, but he's probably going to want more. this is the nestle premium. nestle stock is trading a

whether orking you not you support border adjustment but i would be interested in your thoughts on how we can fix these discrepancies with the countries that border adjust. from time to time, i have written op-ed's and the like on this subject. it is troubling to me. i am not the treasury secretary, mercifully, so i do not have to worry about negotiating a tax deal. and i don't envy any member of the committee who has that job. but i do agree that the value added tax creates an unfair advantage. there has been a clear migration to rub the world from income taxes to value added taxes, precisely for that reason. people thatee with say it does not make a difference. i believe it does. that is not to say that i am endorsing any particular solution. but i am sympathetic to the problem. and i think it has an impact on exports. and an impact on manufacturing competitiveness in america. >> my time has expired. welcome. nafta became very much involved in controversy mainly because of the lack of enforceable labor and environmental provisions. the auto sector is a major source of the trade defic

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