how about somebody in the ack? reporter: do you have any republicans in the senate who come from states where medicaid expansion was already accepted and they are very skeptical of any plan that takes that away from their state? the speaker: i think it's 32 states, if i am not mistaken, have medicaid expansion. mine did not. we're going to have to find a solution that accommodates each of those two concerns. i asked greg walden, our chair of the energy and commerce committee, he, along with orrin hatch, are coming up with a solution whether a state chose to take the money or did not, going forward as we give states more control, as we advance the principle of federalism, by giving states more control over medicaid so they can have innovative reforms that we do it in a way that doesn't disadvantage either of the two sides of that coin. >> last question. reporter: obamacare -- the speaker: say it again? reporter: on obamacare repeal and replace, the week you guys are back from recess -- the speaker: it's after the re

bank,ack, create a black create opportunities for working in a place where white society would not have allowed you to work, and pull people together in unity. we are very fortunate that we have items here that the long -- that belonged to maggie walker and her family. about 90% of what you see is original to the family when you walk through this home, from the grand piano her grandchildren would play for special guests and visitors to the vases and statues. another part of mrs. walker's story is about the obstacles and hardship she faced throughout her life. mrs. walker had many personal tragedies throughout. is i would like to focus on in the story of this rolling chair. we reproduced this chair based off of the portrait you see on the wall just above and behind it, where you see mrs. walker sitting, working hard. you could hardly tell that in that photograph, she is paralyzed from the waist down. mrs. walker suffered from consequences of diabetes. in 1928, she completely lost the use of her legs. but that did not stop maggie walker from continuing to work as hard as she ever did. she

part of the country where technology and globalization is wind at your .ack, not wind in your face the challenge for the democrats, can you turn that wind around? can you win in ohio, minnesota, wisconsin. that these forces are not going to keep you from your dream. host: in terms of where democrats are looking for that support, i think they are looking at some of the mass protests that we have seen since donald trump he came president. post" the "washington question was asked if the democrats can harness the grassroots uprising. it was about how little it had to do with the democratic party. whoever is elected to chair the dnc should draw the conclusion takingumpet is antagonism from the center and the left. the democrats need to organize post-electoral discontent into a force. young americans are playing a key role in this insurrection. guest: i participated in some of these demonstrations myself. yeah, there is massive energy out there. it is a very good thing. it is heartening to see that. it is a good thing for this country and the democratic party. can the party harness this? hat

i'm ack in just ten minutbes >>> we're covering breaking news tonight. two d.c. police officers shot. one suspect also shot tonight. >> our jackie bensen and shomari stone en route there. here is a map of the location. morse street in northeast d.c. non-life-threatening injuries. we'll update you as we hear more here on news4. >>> the george washington parkway is back open tonight after a tractor-trailer crash shut it down. investigators tell us the mail carrier truck was northbound before it hit a tree before the cia overpass. trucks are not usually allowed on the parkway. authorities tell us the driver did not have permission to be on that road. >>> graffiti similar to the vandalism on our national mall has now popped up in boston. u.s. park police are trying to see if there's a connection. there is the message captured in boston just like the graffiti in d.c. it's written in black permanent marker and appears to reference a conspiracy theory with the phrase jackie shot jfk. >>> espionage is all around us. living around d.c. means you probably live near or even

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. >>> and we are learning now new details about this house fire in ack akey. fire officials are ruling this an accident. that fire caused $250,000 worth of damage. but luckily nobody was hurt. >>> one of the oldest churches our backyard. the falls church episcopal was built back in 1769 and today they are honoring the slaves who helped build that church brick by brick. as derrick ward explains, it's about recognizing the contributions of african-americans to the american story. >> we hold in our hearts the deepest regret, and with gratitude and repentance, we honor the enslaved people who built the falls church. >> there's a plaque honoring the architect, james wren, but edward henderson says the honors stopped short. >> but he was an architect, so he needed builders. and these were skilled laborers. >> reporter: they were also slaves. there's were the hands that formed these bricks that laid them, that erected these walls. their work still stands, but so does their anonymity. henderson had an idea. >> to create a plaque to recognize the enslaved workers. >> e

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ack. administration was confused in all these reports why russia did not choose to retaliate and kind of this phone conversation could be the key to all of that. >> do you think we're going to go see this thing have legs? do you think it will go much further? you said no one had been prosecuted. do you think this is something that's going to kind of go away >> i think it depends on whether or not you see mike flynn fired. if he continues to, that also lends questions about the vice president's influence in the oval office. he was forced to or to his knowledge defend mike flynn when mike flynn potentially misled him >> great to have you on. we hope you come back and join us on 5at630 in the future. >>> let's get a check of the weather. gwen standing by with the icy forecast. it is cold out there. right now at least. >> it is, but you know what? we've got warmth coming your way, sarah, we're going to get rid of that. it's going to warm up. but in the meantime. let's take a look. 34 at this h

in his confirmation hearings, he acks that back -- walked back little and said it would be more a system where they are ensuring liquidity in secondary markets, and protecting taxpayers to protect consumers. it seems the trump administration is more interested than the obama administration was in getting the government's possession and returning to some kind of private operas age -- operating. host: the future of frannie and and the reforms potentially taking place in the housing market in the weeks and months going forward. joseph lawler of the "washington examiner." is with us. stephen is waiting, a republican. good morning. >> good morning. it's really questionable why the federal government should be involved at all. in fact, the whole reason for the secondary market is to effectively generate risk pools and detect probabilities of payouts. but that is behind our whole fixed rate mortgage period. does it makeid, sense for the government to be involved at all in this sort of type of investment? i'll give you a caveat before i let you answer, which is, the real cause of the mortgage-ba

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trump,ack to president it's very important and interesting that he wants to have a better relationship with russia. as he said in the clip from his press conference, the united states and russia have massive nuclear arsenals. the united states and russia have been historic enemies and is important for this to -- for the two countries to have a stable relationship. but to what end and on what terms? i think we have to be aware of the differences and problems we have and our allies have with russia. one issue is their continuing meddling in ukraine and their lack of inability to comply with the minsk 2 agreement which would help settle the conflict. we have concerned with russia about their activities for the other region along the nato border, the baltic region. we have to be aware of russia's behavior and it's important for president trump to engage with russia but we need to be aware that there are these differences and we have to reach an agreement on terms that meet our interests and those of our allies. host: robert cramer writes about the missiles. , wasre quoted in the piece it a

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