and professor john eastman of championman university school of law and professor brian fitzpatrick of vanderbilt university school of law. with that, we'll go straight down, starting with you, chief. i think you have to turn your mike on the button in front. >> thank you for the opportunity to testify. my name is sid thomas it's my

. >> reporter: wynter lives in quakertown, pennsylvania, whose congressman, brian fitzpatrick was one of dozens of republicans who planned to vote no on the new health care bill before it got pulled. he opposed the bill because it didn't do enough to address opioid addiction treatment. pennsylvania has over 700,000 enrolled in medicaid expansion and more than 426,000 in the aca marketplace. had the aca been repealed, the pennsylvania budget and policy center estimated over 1 million pennsylvanians would lose their coverage, like brian kline who was diagnosed with cancer last year. >> the aca saved my life and saved me from medical bankruptcy. >> reporter: kline is a democrat who voted for clinton, but he and wynter have one thing in common. their message to congress on health care. >> stop fighting, stop arguing, stop holding your arms and saying, i'm a republican, i'm a democrat, come together. that's why we elected you. >> reporter: both wynter and kline say they want the democrats to cooperate with the president in order to make the problems with obamacare better. >> don dahler, th

representative brian fitzpatrick of bucks county, frank lobiondo and smith of new jersey are no votes. charlie dent who was undecided said i will vote no. brian costello and pat meehan are undecided. tom macarthur indicated he plans to vote yes. there's no plan b or alternative legislation. we're live in the satellite center, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> follow the story throughout the day by downloading the 6abc app we'll send out aan he -- out an alert as the vote comes in. >>> three girls are in custody after setting a girl's hair on fire. 16-year-old victim ran into the station trying to seek refuge who was chased by the attackers who used hair spray and a lighter. the trio were taken into custody. the burn victim was taken to the hospital for observation, she does not have serious burns, a lot going on with this story, we'll have a live report in the next half-hour. >>> investigation is underway after twin infants were found dead in a camden county apartment. a woman at the pine apartments called 911 saying her 2, 7-month-old girls were not breathing. there's been

congressman brian fitzpatrick was on hand for today's event inside the hicks art center gallery at bucks county community college. the winning piece of art work will be displaced in the cannon tunnel of the u.s. capitol building in washington for a year. zb >>> here's a live look from camelback mountain and resort. camelback will be cloudsed tomorrow because of the warmup. snow tubing will remain open. the resort will remain open tuesday, erika, looks like we're dealing with overnight fog and mist? >> that's right. we have that concern, you can see how quick ly the fog is developing across our area. don't turn on the high beams when you're drying. if anything put on hazard lights or fog lights. fi visibility is poor for some and decreasing for others. your visibility is five miles. coatesville one mill vibsibilit for you. atlantic city one and dover seeing poor visibility right now. satellite picking up on the grays here on the screen. notice lower level clouds along the shore. we're seeing that we have an on shore flow here, cool, moist air and that is providing a few ingredients we nee

they have gone on the record in opposition to the bill, brian fitzpatrick, frank and chris smith of the fourth district say they intend to vote no. smith pointed to deep cuts to medicaid and its effect on families, disabled and the poor. two south jersey residents on medicare and opposition from hops, doctors and nurses. fitzpatrick says his main opposition to the legislation is its lack of support for opioid abuse treatment. neil go gorsuch finished his questioning. democrats are frustrated that he revealed little on his political issues. three girls are in custody for starting another girl's hair on fire just before 7:00 in north philadelphia. the victim ran to the office for help and responding officers were able to chase down thalled attackers. the victim did not have serious burns. >> a high school baseball coach has been accused of choking one of his 12-year-old players. kenneth erwin put his hands around the child's throat last month. he is the baseball coach at upper moreland high school. >> dozens of people attended a meeting at the fire department to learn to protect themselve

. >>> brian fitzpatrick is the first republican to say it will not vote for the new health care plan saying it will negatively impact the big issue in his district, which is the fight against opioid abuse. fitzpatrick did not rule out voting in favor of the reform if the bill is modified. >>> according to court records, the judge said there is nothing unclear about his order. trump indicated that the ruling will be appealed. >>> a former north carolina police chief is blasting customs agents after being detained more than an hour because of his name. he was told that he shared a name with someone on the watch list. but was not allowed to use a phone or leave his seat for an hour and a half. he said he knows how to data bases work and they should not have taken 90 minutes for them to check that out. >>> the daughter of the late rap ie cone was in philadelphia yesterday. biggie smalls daughter showed off her line of street wear. biggie smalls was shot and killed in 1997. >>> safety experts are sounding the alarm about drowsy driving. take a look at this dramatic video. a city bus plowe

. >> three others are on record, pennsylvania brian fitzpatrick, trang and chris smith of new jersey.ajority of americans disapprove of the healthcare bill. there is 17% support, 56% opposed and 26% undecided. >> a small group of those opposed to repealing obama care demonstrated outside the hospital. they are concerned with patients losing healthcare coverage and ripple effect with nurses and doctors layoffs and hospitals possiblily shutting down. >> we have breaking news from maple shade new jersey where police are on the scene of two suspicious deaths. christie ileto is live at the scene of the fox medica meadow apartments. what can you tell us? >> the burlington county sheriff's department confirmed this is a homicide investigati investigation. it is still an active crime scene. this is a live picture of chop per 6 where a portion of the complex is taped off. they are focused on an apartment unit on the left. two people were discovered unresponsive and no one has been taken by ambulance to hospital. a heavy presence is at the scene. officials are tight lipped. we did confirm with

brian fitzpatrick and frank low bee -- lobiondi are no votes. charlie dent is undecided. he will vote no. charlie costello and matt meehan remain undecided. the white house said there's no alternative legislation if it doesn't pass. live in the satellite center, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, katherine. >>> follow the story throughout the day, by downloading the 6abc news app we'll send out an alert if and when the vote comes in. >>> philadelphia police have three girls in custody for setting another girl's hair on fire. this started with a fight outside of 46th and market street station last night. police say the attackers used hair spray and a lighter to try to harm the girl. they were taken into custody by police. the victim was taken to the hospital for observation. she does not have serious burns. we'll have a live report on all this coming up in the next half-hour. >>> an investigation is underway after twin infants were found dead in a camden county apartment. a woman at the pine apartments in lindenwald called 911 yesterday morning saying h

reporter: a surprise celebration healthcare activists here to protest republican congressman brian fitzpatrick instead rejoiced. reacting to news president trump pulled his own healthcare bill. what's your reaction? >> great news he pulled the bill. there shouldn't be another bill. we need to expand on obamacare and build on it. >> reporter: since the election groups like this have held signs and chanted outside republican districts, making thousands of phone calls e-mails and faxes. >> day after day after day and keeping his phone lines tied up with calling to tell him to say no. >> reporter: they believe those efforts paid off helping to halt the plan. >> it's a win for us but we need to keep working at it. >> reporter: many admit obamacare has major issues, including rising costs, losing doctors, and insurance companies leaving the market. >> it wasn't perfect for you? >> no, we lost our doctors now we were told we have to switch pharmacies. i'm not happy with it. but i know in my heart that it can be improved. and that it's better than what was trying to be forced through within the last f

>>> several dozen people rallied outside of the langhorne office of republican congressman, brian fitzpatrick this afternoon to urge the congressman to vote and save the affordable care act. that is unlikely to happen. the republican drive to repeal the aca better known as obama care, gained some moment up today as two house commit es put in legislation to undue the law but the replacement plan is having a hard time getting support even among republicans. he is not in favor of repealing obama care until an improved plan is written debated and voted upon. >>> a woman's dying wish is to get to the jersey shore one more time and police on long beach island make it happen. >>> the eagles net a new receiver, the start of free agency and they release a fan favorite. >>> after three days of temperatures stuck in the 60s hard to believe i'm tracking snow tomorrow and a bitter cold weekend and the potential for more significant storm next week. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> love the way that sounds, those stories and much more when "action news" continues to

. >>> congressman brian fitzpatrick is the first congressman from the philadelphia arir saying he wontote for the new health care plan. it will negatively impact his district. the bill is expected to be voted on on thursday. fitzpatrick did not rule out voting in favor if the bill is changed. >>> a new gallop poll shows that 37% of people approve of his performance, 57% disaprof. >>> president trump is criticizing north korean leader kim jong-un. last night the president briefly addressed reporters during a flight back to washington. >> very badly. >> mr. trump is referring to a weekend test where north korea showed off a new type of high trust rocket engineer. secretary of state rex tillerson is concerned saying all military options are on the table. >> if north korea takes actions that threatens the korean forces or our own forces, then that will be met with an appropriate response. >> during a weekend trip to beijing, chinese leaders urged tillerson to take a calmer stance with north korea. >>> let's get you updated, nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has that. >>

now, here's how some of our local lawmakers are weighing in, charlie dent and brian fitzpatrick say they will vote no on the replacement of obamacare. taking a look at new jersey. congressman chris mint, leonard lance and frank lobiondo will vote no. now, particularly scrambling to win over members. conservative freedom caucus. that's a bloc that's mostly opposed to this bill. there's been talk of delaying the vote but a senior aide told nbc news they have no plans to do that right now. >> we're not losing votes. we're adding votes and we feel like we're getting really, really close. >> white house says this is the bill and there is no plan due. but there has been some consideration over a concession on insurance regulations with one freedom caucus source saying they are cautiously optimistic about it. live in the digital operations center, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> meantime, rallies are planned today about the health care plan scheduled across the done and all over our areanight people gathered in congressman tom mcarthur's office for the ongoing political fight. >> republicans kept

representatives brian fitzpatrick and chris smith of new jersey are all no votes. and charlie dent who was undecided he will vote no as well. and congressman ryan costello on the left of your screen and pat meehan also remain undecided at this hour. two days ago new jersey congressman tom mcarthur says he plans to vote yes. >>> and officials outside of london just identified the attacker. a british citizen. two people were killed and 40 others injured when he plowed a car through a crowd of people through the west minister bridge and then stabbed a police officer to death. isis called the attacker, a soldier of isis. they believe he international terrorism and not linked to an organized group and a utah man was killed in the attack and his wife was seriously injured. >> back here valuables taken from a car in newcastle, delaware and police are searching for the suspects. the police responded to adele place in collins park and the car was left unsecure overnight and the owner says her credit and wallet were taken from the vehicle and there is surveillance video of t

. >> reporter: winter lives in quakertown, pennsylvania whose congressman brian fitzpatrick was one of yo arms i'm a democrat, i'm a ao republican, come together. that's why we elected you. >>> the senate judiciary committee's vote on supreme court nominee neal gorsuch has been pushed back a democrats requested the postponemen. republicans need support from eight democrats. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell appears ready to change the rules and confirm him with a simple majority. >>> in florida, two miami-dade police officers are recovering after being shot last night. the officers were in plain-clothes working undercover conducting an investigation near an apartment complex. police say it's unclear why they were shot or if the shooters knew their targets were police officers. >> feels like this, to have the audacity to ambush a vehicle unprovoked and open fire like that on individuals in these communities that are causing havoc, terrorizing these communities day in, day out. these officers were out here to path stop to that. >> a price union spokesman said six men walked towards

. >> reporter: winter lives in quakertown, pennsylvania whose congressman brian fitzpatrick was one of dozens of republicans who planned to vote no on the new health care bill before it got pulled. moderate republican he opposed the bill because it didn't do enough to address opioid addiction treatment. pennsylvania has over 700,000 enrolled in medicaid expansion and more than 426,000 in the aca marketplace. had the aca been repealed the pennsylvania budget and policy center estimated over a million pennsylvanians would lose their coverage. like brian cline who is diagnosed with cancer last year. >> the aca saved my life and saved me from medical bankruptcy. >> reporter: he's a democrat who voted for clinton. but he and within have one thing in common, their message to congress on health care. >> stop arguing, stop folding your arms i'm a democrat, i'm a republican, come together. that's why we elected you. >>> the senate judiciary committee's vote on supreme court nominee neal gorsuch has been pushed back a week democrats requested the postponement. it's unclear if republicans will ge

for pennsylvania, congressman charlie dent and brian fitzpatrick say they will vote no on repealing and replacing obamacare. and in new jersey, chris smith, leonard lance and frank lobiondo say they will vote no on replacement of obamacare care. tom mcarthur will vote but changed his position. there's been some talk of delaying the vote, but the gop tells nbc news they have no plans to do that right now. >> i think the better, smarter move would be to step back, reconfigure the playing field a little bit. craft it in a way that will be palpable to house conservatives and senate moderates. >> the white house says this is the bill and there is no plan "b." but there has been some consideration over a concession on insurance regulations. coming up at 5:30, we'll look at how impending vote is spark something protests. live in the digital operations center, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf wants the state delegation for defeat the american health care bill. the governor sent a letter arguing that the legislation would create a hole of up to $3 billion in the state

that includes pennsylvania's own brian fitzpatrick. republicans can only afford to lose 21 members for the bill to pass the house. right now that vote is scheduled for thursday. president trump travelled to capitol hill today in an effort to urge lawmakers to pass the health care bill. mr. trump told house republicans that if they don't pass it, they could be putting their own congressional seats in jeopardy. >>> supreme court nominee neil gorsuch says president trump's attacks on federal judges are both disheartening and demoralizing. gorsuch made those remarks during day two of his confirmation hearing on capitol hill, but tonight the house republican fundraiser, the president pulled no punches when talking about judges. >> the courts are not helping us. i have to be awesome. it's ridiculous. somebody said i should not criticize judges. okay. i'll criticize judges. >> last month the president referred to the seattle judge who blocked his travel ban as a "so-called judge." >> new details in a special election for the pennsylvania ho

. >> lucy a rally outside congressman brian fitzpatrick's office in langhorne today urging him to voteinst the american health care act this video from fresco user jacqueline polin demonstrates also praised the republican congressman for recent statements he made about opposing the bill n mt. laurel, new jersey, fresco user nicole johnson was on the scene when a car burst in flames along route 38. you can see firefighters working to get that fire under control. traffic was tied up for a little while while crews put water on that fire. thankfully no one was hurt. >>> a first of its kind event tonight at citizens bank park nearly every distiller in pennsylvania had its spirits at the spirits convention. the event featured specialty cocktails, the keystone state best par tenders and heavy hitters from the industry. wise key, jip, rum all of it was on hand as they drank in moderation when you see news happening take out your phone and shoot it and then make sure to you use the fresco app and send it to our newsroom. lucy. >> did somebody mention spirits because of health news it's not just

. ♪ we shall not we shall not be moved ♪ >> reporter: at this sing-along rally, they praised brian fitzpatrick said he would vote against the current gop plan. >> save our care! >> reporter: in delaware county, protesters gathered in front of republican-packed meehan's springfield office. meehan fears what will happen to those who lose insurance under the go. plan. >> i think that there are going to be thousands and thousands of people without health-care, and i think that real people are going to die. and i want to ask the congressman if they're willing to accept the responsibility. >> reporter: well, congressman meehan of the seventh district in pennsylvania continues not to say how he will vote on the repeal and replace measure. according to an email from his staff that came before the postponement of the vote today, he says, he continues to review it. he's going to listen to his constituents and talk to his colleagues. live in collingswood, john rawlins, "channel 6 action news." jim? >> thank you, john. of course, "world news tonight" with david muir will have continuing coverage on negoti

he's now live outside the office of congressman brian fitzpatrick in langhorne bucks county. john, what have you been hearing today? >> reporter: well, we're here because there was a demonstration in front of there earlier today. but this week he had said that he was not going to vote for his party's measure. earlier today we talked with two former members of congress, one a d, the other an r to get an idea about the sort of hardball atmosphere that can develop around major legislation. >> usually you don't get calls from the president but in this case this bill you will so you got to figure out what's best for the country. >> the pressure was extraordinary and you really have to redefine how you feel and how the lining of your stomach is going to react. it is tough. >> reporter: democrat marjorie margolis and republican john fox battled each other to represent pennsylvania's 13th district in the 1990's. margolis once did switch her vote after president clinton called. she became the deciding vote. a move that earned jeers from a gop lawmaker and cost her a reelection. >> he

congressman brian fitzpatrick was one of dozens who planned to vote no on the new health care bill before it got pulled. a moderate republican, fitzpatrick opposed the bill because it didn't do enough to address opioid addiction treatment. pennsylvania has over 700,000 enrolled in medicaid expansion and more than 426,000 in the aca marketplace. had the aca been repealed, the pennsylvania budget and policy eenter estimated over one million pennsylvanians would lose their coverage, like brian kline, who was diagnosed with cancer last year. t the aca saved my life and saved me from medical bankruptcy. a reporter: kline is a democrat eho voted for clinton, but he and winter have one thing in common, their message to congress on health care: >> stop fighting. stop arguing. stop folding your arms and aing, i'm a democrat, i'm a republican. come together. that's why we elected you. >> reporter: scott, both winter and kline say they want the thmocrats to cooperate with the rdesident in order to make the problems with obamacare better. >> pelley: don dahler, thanks. today the white house condemned

. >>> brian fitzpatrick is the first republican from the philadelphia area to say that he won't vote for the new health . he put out a statement on facebook saying that the plan will negatively impact the big issue in his district which isa. fitzpatrick did not rule out voting in favor of the bim if it is modified. speaker paulike to see some changes made to offer more help to older people who are not yet eligible for medicare. he feels good about the bill's prospects but acknowledged that the house leadership was fine tuning the bill to reflect people's concerns. a house bill vote is expected on thursday. >>> happening today, senator bob casey plans to voice his concerns about president trump's proposed cuts to the environmental tro text agency budget. the senator and environmental w conference at 30th street station today. >>> and president trump's approval ratowest point. a new gallop poll shows 37% of people approve of his performance, 58% disapprove. this is the lowest since harry truman in 1945. >>> new marching orders for the marines. the marines issued a new social media poli

in pennsylvania congressman charlie dent and brian fitzpatrick say they'll vote no on repealing and replacing obamacare. taking a look at congressman chris smith, leonard lance and frank lobiondo says they will vote no. congressman mcarthur will vote yes. he was a no and changed. stay tuned. i'm live in the digital operations center. matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> today, rallies for and against the health care plan are scheduled all across the country and all over our area. >> last night in burlington county, people gathered outside of congressman tom macarthur's office. >> republicans kept saying it needed to be fixed. well, it needed to be fixed and maybe they could have fixed if they worked harder. >> you can count on nbc10 bring realtime developments ahead of the vote on air and on the app. >>> this morning, defense will start calling witnesses in the trial of former penn state manager graham spanier. the prosecution rested after coming tim curley and former vice president gary schultz to testify. both faced the same charges before bleeding guilty to a miss demeanor child endangerment coun

vote today on this obama carry peel, so pennsylvania, republican scott perry, glenn thompson, brian fitzpatrick and charlie dent are all no's. republicans ryan costello, path math meehan, tom marino and keith rotfus are undecide the. frank lobiondo, chris smith and leonard lance are all expect to be no's. while rodney freelandhousen are undecided. all democrats in all areas are voting no to that. >>> more breaking news right now on the london terror attacks, police made what they are calling two more arrests, we have also learned a fourth person has died as a result of that attack in london, also among those, there is an american, a man from utah who was visiting london with his wife, they were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary curt cochran was walking on west minister bridge where investigators say suspect five two-year old, khalid masood mode people down on the sidewalk. what he is fatally struck and fell over the bridge. his neighbors in utah are in shock. >> i was really shocked, it was unbelievable, you know. >> charges of that happening are so great. it is a shock to movement. >>

pennsylvania congressman brian fitzpatrick, a local republican, also said he would have voted no, democrats in the tri-state area, they were in uni son they would have been no votes, house speaker ryan didn't give a time line for another possible go at health care, president trump says he wants to focus on tax reform. reporting live, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi took to the cameras to share her thoughts on the demise of the repeal and replace effort. >> it is pretty exciting for us. yesterday our anniversary to day a victory for affordable care act and more importantly important the american people. >> minority leader went on to call the republican legislation more of the tax break for the wealthy then a health care bill. >>> there air lot of implications of this breaking news surrounding the republican's effort to repeal and replace affordable care act. we will get inside from cbs news political director and face the nation host john dickerson coming up live at 5:30. >>> authorities in burlington county are investigating the double murder

scott perry, glenn thompson, brian fitzpatrick and charlie dent are expected to vote no.n new jersey democratic representatives in both states are expected to vote no. all of the democrats are obviously not in support of that. >>> another possible roadblock on capitol hill, president trump's pick for u.s. supreme court justice senate minority leader chuck schumer of new york says democrats will attempt to filibuster nomination of the neil gorsuch you need 60 votes to be confirmed, republicans only have 52 seats. >>> other news right now is there a central pennsylvania mother now facing a list of charges after police say that she beat, kicked and tried to strangle her own daughter what set her off? her mom says the daughter not recite bible verses correctly. forty-one year-old randy, of dauphin county forced her young daughter to neil. each time she made a mistake investigators say she would slam the girls head against the wall, bite her and even tried to strangle her. police are in the saying how old that child is but just that she's younger then 13, she is escaped and ca

meanwhile a rally today outside congressman brian fitzpatrick's office in langhorne urging him to vote against the bill this video coming from fresco user jacqueline polin. demonstrators prayed the republican congressman for recent statements that he made about opposing the bill. >>> jury deliberations began in the trial of former penn state president graham spanier. spanier is accused of mishandle link a report that former assistant football coach jerry sandusky sexually abused a boy in a university shower. his charges including endangering the welfare of children and conspiracy. former ad tim curley and former vice-president gary schultz also faced charges related to that incident but they struck a plea deal last week and testified against spanier yesterday. >>> even when -- ♪ >>> even when it seems like the news is filled with darkness, bill ant son digs deep to find the light out there. foster kids need our collective love and help so today bill went to a coffee shop that doesn't just employ these young people but does so much more for goodness sake. >> reporter: statistics of fost

will vote on the house floor, new jersey's frank lobiondo and pennsylvania's charlie dent and brian fitzpatrick have announced they will vote against their parties health care reform bill. we have also reached out to republican congressman pat meehan, ryan costello and tom mcarthur to see how they will vote. >>> mayor jim kenney and other city officials are speaking out against repealing and replacing the affordable care act. >> so today we have a question for every elect official in washington. i hope you will ask this question of them too. question is do you really want to make or take health care away from the poor, elderly, disabled just to give a tax cut to rich people? >> had mayor and health commissioner say replacing the affordable care act with the american health care act will have devastating effects on philadelphia residents. according to the health commissioner, if passed this new legislation will cost 220,000 people in philadelphia , to lose health insurance. >>> senate judiciary committee is holding another round of hearings today on supreme court nominee neil gorsuch, this time

this protest outside congressman brian fitzpatrick's office one of many pressures exerted in the battle over healthcare plans. there are others. >> in this case this bill you will. so, you got to figure out what's best for the country. >> the pressure was extraordinary and you really have to redefine how you feel and how the lining of your stomach is going to react. it is tough. >> reporter: democrat marjorie margolis and republican john fox battled each other to represent pennsylvania's 13th district in the 1990's. margolis once took a call from a president switched her vote and that helped cost her reelection. as for the obamacare repeal and replace drama paying out in d.c., both agree republicans not aligned with their leadership are feeling the heat. >> it's really perfect storm. every constituency hitting you all at once. >> reporter: from a policy and standpoint a lot is at stake for many americans but behind the photo ops hardball politics for what could be an unpopular vote back home. >> that's always part of the equation what is it you can do for my district. >> reporter: were

>> you have brian fitzpatrick from bucks county, pennsylvania. it's a moderate district. then a lot of freedom caucus members. moderates concerned about the changes to the medicaid expansion. conservatives don't see this as a conservative enough bill. i think this is a real challenge for the speaker. the president is relying on speaker ryan to get this through the house. as of last night and this morning, there is still, i'm told, 25 to maybe even 30 nos. the strength of those nos is debatable, but that means the bill fails as of now. >> let's talk about the politics of this for these republicans. we know the president is going hard. he's got that meeting he's going to drop in on with his cms administrator. the meet with the freedom caucus members. when you talk about these republicans opposing the bill at the moment, 22 are from states president trump won. they won their seats by an average of 30 points this past election and 14 of them won by 25 or more points. these men and women are comfy where they are sitting at home. >> the white house will say that the argument th

brian fitzpatrick. what is this guy -- he's against it.he immigrant guy from pennsylvan pennsylvania. why are? >> or let take oig comes from an area where some of his statistic o con statistic oigs are on medicaid. bucks county where i grew up, moderate republicans, moderate democrats in this sdrikts. they like part of the affordable care act and he knows that and that's why he's against it. >> his brother had health problems. people have health problems regardless of how wealthy their district is. is the mood in that district up for replace and repeal? you can tell? is that the mood of suburban better off districts like fitzpatrick's? >> there is some discomfort with the current law in areas, but when i was traveling in western pennsylvania and eastern pennsylvania in the last few months, you see a lot of support for trump. the president has a real base ever support. he won pennsylvania, first republican do so since '88, but he's embraced speaker ryan's i'd i don't mean gi and he didn't run as an ideological candidate. >> what is the effe

represent regular districts, not hot right red hot republican districts, you and peter king and brian fitzpatricklot of you but they seem to have the same question. is that because off lot of democrats in your district? you're not some utah sflaeb how can you explain the fact you guy are off and they're on? >> i think chris one of the issues is i'm a republican that represents an urban area. we care for a lot of people who are poorer, working poor families who depend on government subsidized health r care. i also have a lot of people who have paid astronomical premiums, $20,000, have a $6,000 deductible and don't go to the doctor because they can't afford co-pays or deductible so there's a gamut of people who aren't being helped by the proposal now in urban areas and i guess my colleagues -- i haven't spoke to them, but i guess my colleagues have some of the same issues. >> when you look at a person who has a problem, like i have diabetes, type two, better than the other one. do you sit down and say, well, this kind of person, this kind of person. can you do it that way. who's going to benefit? c

are others eight other republicans who had a variety of reasons, chris smith of new jersey, brian fitzpatrick of pennsylvania and rick crawford of arkansas. the new york times website shows the breakdown of republicans who were trying to convince by the white house and president -- mina, arkansas, independent line, mark, go ahead. caller: thank you for c-span. to take ake the world few things into mind. most jurisdictions in the united states have a sunshine law in some way, shape, or form. i would like the legislators of this country to openly state on the front page of their newspapers where they derive their campaign from the end if they get their money from the pharmaceutical industry, did they get it from an insurance lobby? and how did they vote? another question -- we have a structural problem constitutionally, when we are allowed to add amendments to a bill that have no bearing on the bill of being decided. aroundegislators turned and added the amendment to give the top 1%, 2% tax breaks in exchange for a potential vote? i do not have access to an internet but it is a question that i

lawmakers are expected to vote today in pennsylvania, republican scott perry, glenn thompson, brian fitzpatrickected to vote no. and in new jersey, republican frank lobiondo, chris smith and leonard lance are also expected to vote no. but we will get to chris wallace anchor or "fox news" sunday joining me now. even though they are saying no , trump and his team are saying here has to be a vote today. >> yeah, you know, we call him great deal maker but in fact he is great gambler, as we sit here he does not have the votes, and what you just announced is there stunning, all of the local congressman who are going to vote no. c keep negotiating try toass do something but in this case a guy like charlie dentist a moderate. as he has been giving things to the conservatives to get them on board, he is turning off some moderates like charlie dent and i think in the end he decided look lets just put it up or shut up. it is kind of a negotiation be prepared to walk away from the table and say to all of those republican no votes you have been promising for seven years you were going to repeal, replace oba

and professor john eastman of championman university school of law and professor brian fitzpatrick of vanderbilt university school of law. with that, we'll go straight down, starting with you, chief. i think you have to turn your mike on the button in front. >> thank you for the opportunity to testify. my name is sid thomas it's my privilege to serve as chief judge of the ninth circuit court of appeals but the views i express today are my own. the ninth circuit is effectively and innovatively managed and provides tremendous service to the district courts. splitting the circuit would have a devastating effect on justice in the western united states. it would increase case delay and cause expensive unnecessary bureaucratic duplication. a split would be costly. under legislative proposals it would cost an estimated 1$136 billion, required renovation is in seattle could reach $54 million and the construction of new space for holding court in las vegas, anchorage and missoula would cost about $2 million at each location. those facilities would have to be staffed year-round and only used a

also joined by the professor john eastman of chapman university school of law, and professor brian fitzpatrick of vanderbilt school of law. and with that, we will go straight down starting with you, chief. i think that you have to turn your mike on. see if the button in front -- >> yes. thank you, mr. chairman. it is a privilege to be here and thank you for the opportunity to testify. i'm sid thomas and it is my privilege to serve as the chief judge of the ninth circuit court of appeals but the views i express today are my own. the ninth circuit is effectively and innovatively manage and provides service to the district courts. splitting the circuit would have a devastating effect on the western united states. it would cause case delay and cause expensive and unnecessary and wasteful bureaucratic duplication. a circuit split would be costly. under the current legislation proposals the new headquarters in phoenix could cost an estimated $136 million and required renovations in seattle could reach $54 million, and construction for new space for holding case in las vegas, missoula and anchorage a

pennsylvania congressman charlie dent, and brian fitzpatrick say they will vote no.on the air and the app for updates on the vote today. i'm rosemary connors, and we will have another update in about 25 minutes. and the you can get the latest news, weather and traffic on the nbc 10 app. one stop shop. see you in about 25. >>> if you are a fan of the '70s tv series "c.h.i.p.s." we know what you will do this weekend. dax shepard takes it to the big screen. >> they are playing the royals of ponch and baker, two unlikely partners. here's a sneak peek. >> i can ride. >> you crashed eight minutes ago on flat pavement. >> jon and ponch, what's your 20? >> i'm northbound through e elesyan park. ponch is southbound. >> that's like the "c.h.i.p.s." i remember. >> it was big in england, no? >> you were practicing your english accent, right? >> it's an interesting accent. it doesn't sound english. that's it, man. >> pair you up. >> that's good. >> yeah. >> giving me some problems. >> i've worked with cockney film crews at different parts in the world. they have all of the saying