. >> alex roger is a correspondent with national journal and what are the next steps in the senate as they work to replace the current health care law? >> the congressional budget

. >> alex rogers is a correspondent with national journal. what are the next steps in the senate replace the current health care law? >> the congressional budget office will revise the new bill on monday. we could see the first procedural vote on tuesday. if they can get 50 republican senator as we could see the extended voting session throughout the week with a final vote on passage of the end of the work

alex rogers talks about the wish list that could doom the obamacare repeal. here is the article from yesterday's national journal and opioid addiction, and more funding for opioid addictions brought up in several parts of that. he goes senator by senator on what they are looking for from the bill. rob portman and shelley moore areto of west virginia requesting more money to response to the opioid crisis. as we look at this horse trading you're talking about, looking at what each senator might want or request. pennsylvania, insured through medicaid, good morning. >> yes. good morning. ifwould help a great deal they stop ripping off insurance companies so bad as well. my mother law is 100 years old, and my first month, i paid $10,000. after that, it was over $6,000 a month. every friday, they would charge $109. every week with $89 for occupational therapy. works, butw how it it was charged. she needed about two weeks. chargede bills, she was for two months of oxygen. i brought her home, and about six months ago, they brought her oxygen and she was perfect. this

alex gujurani reports. it's a feeling not many people have experienced as many times as roger. 18 grand slam titles, seven heren, the first 1a years ago. while the ponytail has disappeared, his love affair with trophy has not. his last win came five years ago. championship number seven! 2012, was the first time i won as a father, that was a huge deal for me. i was playing some of my best tennis, i returned to world number one and that as a family and for all my friends and my country was a huge deal. if i were to win here again, with family, with my first wimbledon after winning the australian open in january, he skipped the clay—court season to focus on wimbledon. at 35, he has shown it worked. six matches played, not a single set dropped. today he faces a player hungry for the first wimbledon title. i do have that belief i can win the title here, even before i began to play a tournament here i felt that my game is really at the top level. his path to the final far more treacherous. now he is here, he will not want to let it slip. but his opponent is more than just another player. a following like no other. f

roger is working the stand since he was 11. >> everybody is smiling and his son eric and cousin alex are the next generation. >> ice-cream is a way of life for this family. >> you throw a scoop into your morning coffee? >> i do. >> of course you do. >> and bassets is a true philadelphia success story. >> cheers to another 150 years and more. >> thank you alicia. >> turkey hill is another local ice-cream institution. >> we started off in 1931. the lancaster based company grew quite a bit in just over 85 years. >> in 2016 we made 32 million gallons. the turkey hill experience is an interactive way to learn about the company's history good it started as a dairy farm and we grew. >> there are samples of the nearly 100 ice-cream flavors. >> a hard time choosing what do i eat today from turkey hill? >> and create your own concoction. >> you come up with flavors and eat it there and take it home. >> down at the shore springers homemade ice-cream is a staple since prohibition. >> people come down for vacation and they think of having springers with their vacation. >> springers stone harbor. >> so many different flavors to choose from

roger federer, four games to three in the first set. we were guaranteed one british man through to the second round today because kyle edmund was up against fellow countryman alexard who took the first set. edmund recovered though, losing just six games in the next three sets to set up a meeting with 15th seed gael monfils. just nicejust to just nice just to get the win at wimbledon. like, it's the home grand slam. it's one of those kids' a tournaments. you always think about it and it hasn't really been a good tournament for me in recent years, so tournament for me in recent years, so it's nice to kind of get the win. in the women's draw world number one angelique kerber overcame spirited american qualifier irina falconi to reach the second round. kerber was runner up last year to serena williams but she's struggled for form in this year and lost in the first round of the french open. she wasn't at her best against world number 2117 falconi but came safely through 6—4, 6—4. she'll play belgium's kirsten flipkens for a place in round three. when i logged onto centre court, all the memories of last came back and it was amazing when i played here la st it was ama

alex azar, you know what you're talking about and we appreciate that. >> thank you. stuart: historic moment for rogerill be right back. >> wow. >> i totally see myself playing here this time next year because it's far away and because of what happened last year, i would like to thank the opportunity to thank the people in the very moment and make them understand that, yes, i hope that i'm back, there's never a guaranty specially not at 35, 36, but the goal is definitely to be here again next. stuart: he might be back. ashley: why not? stuart: first man to win eight single titles at wimbledon and topping the all-time grand slam title as well. i want to move to golf, president trump attended the u.s. women's open at the trump national gulf club this weekend in new jersey, 22-year-old won her first lpga event. she won the whole thing. the red sox and the yankees played three games in two days. a double-night -- a day night double header sunday following a 16 inning marathon saturday. the team split the double header. aaron judge robbed of two-run. ashley: you like that. stuart: is that him? whoa. he cau

. >> alex rogers is a correspondent with national journal. what are the next steps in the senate replace the current health care law? >> the congressional budget office will revise the new bill on monday. we could see the first procedural vote on tuesday. if they can get 50 republican senator as we could see the extended voting session throughout the week with a final vote on passage of the end of the work week thursday, and after friday morning. >> the majority leader released a draft version thursday. custom medicaid in place. some concessions to moderate republicans, too conservative republicans. where does support lie? >> they need to get 50 republican senators for this to pass. rand paul of kentucky and susan againsthave come out the bill. a number of senators from medicaid expansion states, like dean heller of nevada, shelley ,oore capito of west virginia surrounded by reporters trying to figure out what their opinion is on this bill. those senators are going to need to see the cbo score on monday. we will see what they are actually goi

. >> alex roger is a correspondent with national journal and what are the next steps in the senate as they work to replace the current health care law? >> the congressional budget office will score the revised health care bill on monday and we could see the motion to proceed on tuesday. and then if they can get 50 republican senators for that then we could see extended voting session throughout the week with a final vote on passage at the end of the workweek on thursday even up until friday morning. >> the majority leader released a new version, a draft version of the bill on thursday, cuts to medicaid bill in place. there were some consessions to moderate republicans. so, you need to get 50 republican senators for the spot and you have already seen two republican senators, rand paul of kentucky and susan collins from main. there is a number of senators from medicaid expansion you are seeing. senators like dean heller of nevada, rob portman of ohio and all of them are surrounded by reporters this week trying to figure out what is on the set. three senators are going to do that on mond

alex gulrajani reports. it's a feelingnot many people have experienced as many times as roger. 18 grandslam titles, seven herears ago. while the ponytail has disappeared, his love affair with trophy has not. his last win came five years ago. 2012, was the first time i won as a father, that was a huge dealfor me. i was playing some of my best tennis, i returned to world number one and that with the family and for all my friends and my country was a huge deal. if i were to win here again, with family, with my first wimbledon win with my boys this time around, it would be something very special. after winning the australian open in january, he skipped the clay—court season to focus on wimbledon. at 35, he has shown what is what. six matches played, not a single set dropped. today he faces a player hungry for the first wimbledon title. i do have that belief i can win the title here, even before i began to play a tournament here i felt that my game is really at the top level. cilic‘s path to the final far more treacherous. now he is here, he will not want to let it slip. his opponent is more than just another play