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this health care bil had a rough first day at school. they dropped it. the last 24 hours, it has turned into a pin cushion for both sides. we had conservatives saying this is essentially obamacare light is the way rand paul described it. others said, tilts entitlements. it does nothing. all these group that's were thorns in john boehner's side for years have come out and invited them to tarot apart. and you have at least four republican, moderate republican senators saying, look, if do you this the way it's written, you'll strip thought money away. you'll destroy our state budgets and leave poor people out in the cold who are on medicaid. so those forces could combine to kill this bill. >> we just heard the language, the gift for metaphor, that's what being a form he associated press correspondent will get you. coming up after our first break. while you're watching tv corks your tv be spying on you? tonight another bombshell leak taking aim this time at the cia. when "the 11th hour" continues. [ all sounds come to a crashing halt ] ah. when your pain rel

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this is a dangerous bil written by people who don't know what the hell they are talking about. it is so big and complicated, that i doubt any member of congress on the republican side have even read it. i know that the people in trump tower have not read it. down from trump tower and talk to the american people. ,e ask you to do what you said cover every american with real health care. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, governor brown. i'm fired up. i am a practicing internal medicine physician, and the president of the national physicians alliance, a nonprofit organization representing 10,000 doctors who are focused, first and foremost, on being advocates for our patients. i'm here to voice my opposition to the republican health care plan, because i know it would be disastrous to my patients. i have seen the benefits of real coverage under the affordable care act. my patients who rely on it would be devastated if it is cut in the ways proposed. patients whoess would not get the care and treatment they need because of the significant costs shifted upon them. that massive new c

guest: well, there isn't any mandate in the bil that insurance companies have to sell policies. so, we tried to create a platform to encourage companies to come into markets where they have never been. if you look, steve, around the country prior to 2010, when the president signed this law, most of the individual insurance markets had one or at most two insurers. they were monopolies and that is part of what was attempted to be broken up, so there was a public option for a while in the bill and unfortunately members of congress ticket out. that was to create competition. the congress then put in what were called co-ops to try to create competition. congress changed the rules was that a portable care act written and made it more difficult for companies who really didn't have experience in the individual market to continue to sell. we got a lot of new insurers in your one with more in year two and then some people began to lose money and they said with congress changing the rules about the risk pool with us having a lot of uncertainty by this point republicans in the house had alr

we've got a guy in the state department that know some people at exxon, let's send them a bil bill. > the tom hanks movie, right? >> tom: our guys wanted to save him. >> did we ever send the bill to him? >> tom: you made good point, captain phillips should pay us back. i don't think these european countries are paying their bills and i think trump does understand that. what do you think, joe? [laughter] i know you know a lot about this. [laughter] >> i thought you were going to ask about bills and people and -- >> tom: that's the analogy. >> i get more upset, you and i talked about this before, you go out to eat and everybody you said you hate when people don't pay for the tax. >> tom: there's always one guy. >> you always say there's one guy who doesn't do that, i find that i hate more the guy that gets way more and wants everybody to owe the same. >> tom: he wants to split the bill, but he -- >> everybody owes $11, i had a honey bun. >> adults split the bill when you go out, it's the way it works. i don't drink, everyone else drinks, i split the bill. >> i say -- >> tom: that's a go

approach, and over weekend, speaker warned about dire consequences if his colleagues down approve his bil bill. >> if we don't act the system will collapse and beautiful thing about this plan that we're proposing is more freedom, and more choices and more market and lower prices that gives us better access. lou: joining me new to talk about the cbo projection, slammed by trun trump administration, and whether so-called ryan bill can survive. republican strategist edrollins, and michael goodwin. as a little bittal document, because -- as a political document, that is what this is, how would you character this? >> as you said, ryan said that basically it is armageddon if we don't act, but it may be armageddon if they do. and it is not just about the rit supporters of republican party rising up in anger, it is about how this bill will affect a lot of people, by rushing it through, there will be plenty of time for the flaws to show themselves before the midterm election, so, this desire to get it done quickly, seems to be more important than everything else. lou: it is the leadership desire t

. >>> the washington company says it made more than $1 billion bil bid to buy dominion diamond last monther is a 36% premium to dominion's closing price friday but they said the terms were unacceptable, including the ability to veto the new choice for a ceo. >>> sacks fifth avenue says its inadvertently exposed information online. saks sacks guilt and lower and taylor were storing data and it showed phone numbers and product id's. hudson bay has taken the information down and it's working quickly to resolve the situation. >>> prosecutors in munich rev w reviewed volkswagen ceo. they searched audi's headquarters and the factory as well as the base of parent company vw. reports say prosecutors search personal calendars and memories cards in their smart phones. and he's chairman of audi's supervisory board. >>> money gram is making money available. moneygram already has a deal in place to be in china affiliate for $880 billion. and they're teaming up to bring more cloud services to companies. they'll go live next year. vodafone to merge with idea cellular. and operates at nearly 300 million

taking issue with some of the proposed cuts it would raise defense spending by $pou $pour billion -- $4 biland there would be large hits in other areas. reporter: government ran a $587 billion deficit last year, now president trump promises to do more with less. on thursday he is plans to send his proposed budget to congress that could make politically painful cuts to domestic programs to move money to security issues and cutback on waste. >> when they need to spend money somewhere they have to cut it, these are tough decisions but president has shown he is ready, willing and able. reporter: cuts would hit epa and education departments and housing and urban development. white house considering cuts to coast guard, tsa and fema and grants to local and state governments that rely on federal funding. >> idea of cutting agencies that are contributing to border security at same time you try to strengthen border security needs to be dealt with more constructively, i think that it is one of tools to use to make it happen. >>> a big winner it trump's plan is pentagon $54 billion boost for defense s

. >> -- >> how this this is a jocbs bil?orced employers to have a one size fits all benefit package that cost their employers before. many employers, particularly in low margin industries, retail, hospitality, simply stopped covering their workers. 8 million people -- >> you mean those businesses will be able to hire more because they won't have to pay for health care? >> no, they won't pay the penalty anymore. and many of them pushed their workers to part-time status. so many full-time workers got pushed to part-time status -- >> she's trying to pin a rose on a big pile. part of the problem you have right now with the republicans is that there are two kind of republicans, not just the traditional moderates and conservative, you have populists, including donald trump on the campaign trail who said he's going to take care of everybody, make sure nobody was left out and people actually believed that. he stuck up for planned parenthood on the campaign trail. people believed that as well. those people are shocked to see the prop

paul ryan and the white house reporting the finishing touches on a repeal rai and replace bil. going to be very dividend to passage the republicans have to unify, they're not going to get any help from democrats on this. we could see a big as early as next week. >> but the republicans aren't unifying because you had senators walking out because they weren't even allowed to see the text of this obama care repeal bill. why is the obama care repeal bill the biggest secret in washington? >> well, it is going to be controversial. >> everything except the obama care bill. >> i think theseil decisions are so hard on what to do with the taxes and medicaid expansion is that they're going in one direction and the freedom call cause, the conservative freedom caucus in the house wants to go in a different direction, and ted cruz. remember, republicans don't hav a lot of votes they can lose, so you have to unify or this doesn't happen. >> erin, you said it is going to ben, russia. bob, you said it is going to be obama care. whoever loses has to buy the other person dinner, okay? >> deal. >>

that's a reasonable reaction to some of the, i guess, evaluation of it, people who are studying the bil bill. does this have the ingredients in it that we need to make it successful? that's what you do. that shows a healthy interest in doing your best and putting forward policy was going to help the american people. if they were being close minded and saying we are not open to anything, it would be a problem. take that, don't just say you're going to do it. incorporate it to make the best it can be. they were very vocal in terms of criticizing obama here to begin when the -- to begin with. gives people a reason to choose it and wanted. not just take the medicine with a grimace on their face. >> eric: is there a way for republicans to win with this bill? >> dana: sure. i think the president has said they are inextricable link. i appreciate you are trying to call it ryan care. there are attempts to branded as ryan care. the republicans had to put something on the table and i thought sean spicer today was very much in line of what you would want in terms of the beginning of the negotiation

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. >> if that's what you're going to do, those rules define narrowly what can be in the bil bill.least half the complaints are about a reality that paul ryan at the mitch mcconnell are working with. >> sean: that's legitimate, that's all true, 100%. >> second, in the senate, the margin is closer than it looks because it takes 50 votes plus vice president pence, that means you can lose to, you can lose two on the right, loose to on the left, you can lose two in the middle over things like whether or not you're going to have opioid treatments are going to drop them which were somebody like senator portman who spent an enormous number of speeches on the opioid epidemic, it's not a right or left issue it's a practical issue. all this stuff going on at once. i probably would've been pretty close to what paul ryan dig. bring a bill out, go to mark ups. allow amendments. then they go to to energy and commerce into ways and means to a markup in the budget committee of the combined bill. then you go to the rules committee, the members of the freedom caucus can walk in and say we want to pu

[applause] professor cross: i think ank bil harris for that generous intervention. only two people in the world know the lincoln story indeed inailed while also knowing deep detail what happened in the reconstruction south after lincoln's death. bill harris is one of these two remarkable scholars. that's not all. bill has just published two more books. the first is lincoln in congress . "twoecond is entitled against lincoln." productivity should cause and me among those were half his age he deserves a round of nvy among-- cause e those who are half his age. he deserves a round of applause. [applause] professor cross: today's crowd audience is still remains for engaging directly with the past rather than trying to fancy it up while allowing our imaginations to run free. i welcome your eagerness to deal with facts, especially at such a prompt hour on a weekend. my focus this morning will be the faithful series of events in late 1860 and early 18 61 when a presidential election triggered a grave crisis and a civil war. you that we are in the midst of the second grave c

ervave voters and wayo this bil republican voters who were shkhing and the president has hinted at this this was an attempt tom the health toe set the stage for th. he basic to finance a $2 rillion tax cut hoping that neutral. >> charlie, who is a friend of district. he has to be careful with every killed this live in a safe, redt the democrats bought that they cannot adthey keep telling thems a good idea. e h many disagreements about that. >> it's not the definition of an economic death spiral? >> it's not the definition. >> we'll point out the president of aetna and you will lose coverage and that's a death spiral. joy disagrees and i know she wants to jump in here. >> i appreciate her reticence. >> we know aetna lied and we've had a federal uj j say aetna lied and they pulled out for other reasons and insurance companies raised premiums and it's what they do, and the congressional budget office made it quite clear the affordable care act is not, not collapsing and not in a death spiral. it's not. >> i want to quickly get to pau there a subtle campaign going on with some people in thi

again, many ofsupported the bil come to the floor. it was a bizarre combination of caucus. >> doesn't that tell you if the bill was flawed? if you can't win over corvwin? >> folks are paying attention to the wrong things. they're sti attention to the special interests and being re-elected. what happened here is we got stuck with obamacare and the people have been telling people how bad this program is and how harming it is to folks back home are the ones who bei replaced. that's what's so it's behind him. white house idpress the preside everything on the field. i want t chart here. this is how long it takes to get big legislativene. obamacare from start to finish was 187 legislative daysare rt . welfare reform was and from start to finish on guys are waving 7 days. the white flag? >> it was 17 days in this wking the -- >> what was theill that could pass in the seven years or why didn't you acknowledge that you needede hurry. there is a lot to be done. we needed to getare. we needed to fix the system so we could help folks back home an

yeah, 80 bil. why not?lphabet just announced a revolutionary new television product with a subscription revenue stream to eliminate its dependence on advertising. the company has talk the about how it has to boost its enterprise business. see, buying salesforce would give it that enterprise exposure, instantly raise its price to earnings multiple because people think it's trapped by advertising, while accelerating gains as salesforce shareholders might not otherwise get for a bid given how stalled the stock has been for the last 15 months. meanwhile, people wanted to sell the stock because it predicted slower than expected growth for one quarter, even as much of that softness will most likely turn out to be either nothing or currency fluctuations. it made me sick that this stuff is still going on, which is why i was so pleased to see salesforce's stock rocket higher today like it should have last night. what i'm saying is that in a bull market like this one, you need to look at the preponderance of the evid

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i have legislation in that would say bil save billions of dollars for the american people by allowing to purchase prescription drugs from canada and around the world. will trump work with us on those issues? the idea of a public option being made available in 50 states. this will improve obamacare. let's work together trying to do that. >> but you say you want to work together with the trump administration. earlier in the week as you know, he invited all 100 u.s. senators to the white house for a reception. the senate minority leader chuck schumer went. dick durbin was there. you decided not to attend. why? >> because i'm not into social events. if the president is serious about dealing with health care, if he is serious about dealing with the high cost of prescription drugs, let's work together. i don't want to sit around just, you know, blaberring and talking about the weather. that's not the way you get real work done. i have introduced legislation that will substantially lower the cost of prescription drugs in this country. the president has said he likes that idea. he campaigned

the president defleeted but not deflated after the health care bil bill.trump needs to dems for his next big push, tax reform. the next battle is taking ship and it may be more of a fight than the last one. >>> new this morning, we're looking at more russian news. nbc news confirming that the president's son-in-law, jared kirchner will face questions about his meetings with a moscow rep. kristen welker at the white house and the washington post's phillip rucker joining us for a kind of special report. i want to is that right with kristen over at the white house. no looking back now for president trump, right? but when he looks ahead to his priorities, what's the road they see in front of him. obviously tax reform but it's not like that's smooth sailing. >> reporter: its not smooth sailing but they're looking squarely at tax reform. there's broad agreement that's going to be a lot tougher now in the wake of failing to replace and repeal obamacare, for a couple of reasons. not just politically but also mathematical mathematically. part of what they were hopi

it is a bil we have worked on with them together. we're very proud of where it stands now. the big difference, jim, is that unlike before, as i mentioned, when the democrats jammed it down people's throats saying where did you get that 60th vote with senator kennedy still around. and then basically said, literally, you will have to wait and see what it looks like before we pass it. we not only posted it out there for everybody to look at. but by sending it through regular order, not just putting it up for a vote. it allows republicans, democrats and independents alike to offer up amendments and suggestions. i think the president's core principles are what's gonna guide us as we head through the hill and to the house and senate. >> one quick follow-up. the president made a very serious allegation over the weekend. i think we would all be remiss if we went through this briefing and not tried to get you on camera to at least offer some evidence. where's the evidence? where's the proof that president obama bugged president trump's phones? >> i answered this yesterday on camera

>> in is a bad bil reception and i am sorry i can't be more positive than that.you have a $6 billion tax cut and loring in subsidies for people and betraying promise after promise made by donald trump and mitch mcconnell, he promised no cuts to medicaid this is a sharp, sharp cut to medicaid, mitch mcconnell, right here on this program said the problem with obamacare is the deductibles are too high, the cophase are too high, people are buying insurance and can't afford to use it. the way this bill works is you push people into insurance when they could afford it that have higher deductibles and higher copays. they seem to have defined the problem extremely narrowly. pass something, anything we can call appeal and replace of obamacare but when they actually try to put this into law, which in the bill, it is shoddy in construction and not waiting long enough to even figure out how to amen amend it ifou try to put it in law it will create skyrocketing premiums, a lot less saying you don't have enough competition, and about 10 million people, depending on which estim

back in 1938 needs to be updated and for example, we experienced during the time congress passed a bil the bill once they voted unanimously to pass that, the congress overrode the veto and the government spend an amount of money to lobby the united states congress and troubled me because i'm not sure many people knew what the source of the funding was and it strikes me the activities that are going to be the subject of the investigation here that we looked at to see if it needs to be updated so that they can see where the money is coming from by the foreign countries are beginning to have hiring. i would like to ask for your help and your office is help. >> i think more transparency needs to be offered on what this is and isn't. >> absolutely. i want to go back to the comment was made by one of our colleagues, my friend from oregon who has asked you and others to produce the number of innocent americans swept up in intelligence gathering observations and i just want you to talk if you would briefly about all the various minimizing procedures to suppress incidental or inadvertent commun

this isd to having no i'm concern about the bil i'm dd with theseo come if it didn'ttie to bring you update as this develops. >>> 7:17. now we will check on the weather with sue. >> once again, weather changes are on the way after a cold weekend, and we will get warmer, and and temperatures, last wednesday, and then got a cold weekend. high pressure in control and even though it is killed right now, with temperatures in the 20's and because wind are not really an issue not like they were over weekend. we don't need to show you wind chills or precipitation. so lets get right to that seven day forecast, we have ups and downs here. we have 50 degrees for today and then 62, for tomorrow, and then up to the mid 60's on wednesday and just when you get used to those springtime temperatures again and looking at daffodils blooming and then cold front copping through on friday and then it is back to birth cold temperatures over the weekend same weekend, that we will springford, bob kelly, and have a parade on sunday. >> good thing i have my green long underway ready to go. >>> here's a live lo

valuing moneygraham m at $1 bil. they're talking about cost sinner ynerg synergies.ed to get this company years ago. it fails to succeed in that. a lot of this would seem to come down to the potential review in the u.s. of the committee for financial investment in the united states. it looks at the national security parameters of deals that it chooses to review and, oftentimes, when the buyer is chinese, you can imagine, you're going to get a review. euronet says, we don't need a review. and they question whether or not the deal will be approved. to come back at them, i think, ant financial would point out it's been through a review when it bought i verify biomettic r not long ago. $60 million is what is being cited at euro net's synergies. there are none associated with the ant deal. in the current environment, they're talking about job additions here in the u.s. not job cuts. to the extent it comes down to economics, and it often does, $15.20 is 15% more than the current deal on the table. we'll see whether ant financial chooses to increase its current bid. you see

and the bil also includes a tax brk f insurance executives that make more than $500,000.s this about patients, why is that tax break important to this legislation? >> to the latter i'm not aware of that. i'll look into that. drug pricing is really important. so many individuals are now having significant difficulty being able to afford the medications they've been prescribed. it's not able to be addressed specifically in this phase one because it's not a revenue or spending issue for the federal government. so, it can't be in this faye phase one. in phase two and three, which may be concurrent along with this phase one, but in phase two and three then we look forward to bringing solutions to solve the remarkable challenge that patients have across this land with the increasiing price of drugs. i've got to run. you've a guy here that will answer all the rest of the questions. thank you so much. god bless you. >> all right. that was the health and human services, followed by sean spicer, white house press secretary. i guess he will take a few more questions on health care a

that's of course, david letterman's longtime band leader so you will see bil a street.s from murray's film career including "ghostbusters" and groundhog day" of the full album set for release on st. patrick's day. "happy treat." i'd like to walk down that treat in that cartoon walks like bill murray. >> sure does in a nice voice too. >> does. but we walk down happy street when you give us some "pop news." [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> yes, let's go, t.j. all right, good morning, everybody. time for "pop news" and we begin with some movie news. damien chazelle and ryan gosling at it again. the "la la land" director and star are set to debut a neil armstrong biopic called "first man." it will come out on october 12th, 2018. that is what do you know just in time for academy award consideration. this film based on james hansen's biography under the down an oscar worthy release date. the upcoming movie will follow his path to becoming the first man to set foot on the moon exploring the sacrifices and cost of one of the most dangerous missions in history. >> ha pic

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. >> you were simone bils. . >> we're the same height but amazing. that facility is unbelievable.to about 20 birthday parties, from rock climbing to birthday parties, hockey birthday parties. >> my is son's 7th was there. >> have you had a good week? >> had a great week. >> we want to do a week of review of nick lachey. to give us a review, let's go to the phone. we have vanessa. >> my goodness. >> on the phone. >> vanessa, how has he done? >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning, baby. >> i can't believe you're up this early. >> the baby is nick, not al. >> how do you think nick did? >> he did great. you did so good. >> babe, see? she knows i'm coming home today. she doesn't want me to come home angry. >> i think i'm retiring. >> vanessa, can i tell people -- yesterday, before we went on our athletic adventure, i caught nick face titiming with you ande kids. you have the most beautiful family. you have brooklyn. and she was eating her i don't know breakfast. and your son going, one more sleep, dad. one more slopeep. it was adorable. >> as you said, phoenix, adorably spi

from the arctic zone and carrying out joint research from the arctic zone, which is very important bileep on border issues like the residents -- we do have the visa-free regime for those border area residents so that they can visit their families and relatives on both sides of the strait, which is very good foundation for expanding that in the future. we also have specific regional issues that both parties want to seem semented like the barings straight so the russian federation and the state want safe navigation in this area as well both of of us want to preserve the population of the polar bears and want to organize and that was mentioned by the icelandic president to count are illegal fishery, which is now common interests, to say nothing about the huge potential of tapping the mineral reserves of the region and hydrocarbons. it has huge prospects for the russian federation and other countries of the world as well. and i hope that we will be able to adopt the two-way relationship for benefit of our people of our nations and people in all the world, the rest of the world. >> so, mr.

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on the chilly se in theid >>> good mornin metrologist bil.ees this afternoon in philadelphia and up to 35 for the suburbs and new jersey hits the wind will be picking up this afternoon but nowhere near as stf th snow showers we saw yesterday and sunshine for the lehigh valley and uto 3 degrees. have a great day. >> get that weather anytime you need it. check out the cable. matt? >> al, thank you very much. >>> this guy right crston. one of the most recognizable actors in hollywood. but you've never seen him quite like this, in the new "power rangers" movie, he plays zordan, an alien rippling, talking wall. >> these are them? they're so small. >> i said the same thing. >> you mean to tell me, thes in of these children? >> they're teenagers. somewhere wean infcy and full maturi maturity. >> show me the coins. the morphing grid is never wrong. if the coins returned with these teenagers, these teenagers are the power rangers. >> did i hear you say we're power rangers? >> yes. you are the power rangers. any other questions? >> no. i think i'm good

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