cassidy has grown.arther away. >>> that's all for this edition of dateline extra. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> right now we're going to call the sergeant, let them know what's going on. and there's urine coming up the floor. >> recently sentenced to prison, a troubled, young inmate attempts to make a final impression on staff. >> why can't you ask like you have some sense? >> another inmate acts out in order to achieve a very different goal. >> i'd rather be someone for myself where i can focus on getting out, traveling to get my life back together.

but on his way out he saw cassidy again. she was still in her pink pajamas, still in meredith's arms. he asked meredith a question. >> i looked over the child. i asked her did you clean the child? her response was no. i thought it was kind of odd. because i was expecting her to say, yes, i guess. >> reporter: somebody did? >> yeah, somebody did. >> but who? the same person who murdered the little girl's mother? on this november day, all they had were questions. sergeant richard spivey of the wake county sheriff's office probably knows the case better than anyone. >> this was just a brutal, vicious beating. there was a lot of time and energy invested in the assault. >> reporter: why? >> the medical examiner told us there were over 30 blows with some sort of blunt object. >> reporter: so detectives started investigating the victim. and everyone else around her. michelle young was born and raised on long island, new york. >> she was smiling all the time. and she was the life of the party. >> reporter: stacia grossman knew her f

cassidy: -- much. sen. cassidy: ms. o'boyle: -- ms. shabo? ms. shabo: the lack of paid leave in this country is a real problem. creating ais part of thriving economy. there are a lot of numbers being thrown around here with a lot of confusion about how we might do this. it's not that confusing, jackson simple. the need for paid leave is clear and it doesn't distinguish by political party, family type or care need. no one should be forced to miss their baby's first smile, be prevented from helping apparent or god forbid a child it's cancer, or being kept away for caring for a spouse as she recovers from serious injury sustained in a military service. we fervently hope that today is the beginning of a congressional debate the thickly brings urgently needed change from more than 100 million working people that don't have paid family leave through their jobs. in my short time today am going to do my best to touch on three things, the importance of addressing family and medical leave, not just parental leave, the reasonable features of the parental ac

senator cassidy dr. cutler, you : mentioned there's an increased overhead associated with the plans, and yet what i have read that in countries such as the netherlands that only use private plans like the netherlands, they still have half of our administrative overhead. so it does not seem inherent that it will be the federal government. there is something the netherlands does that is different. any comments? >> they have competing private plans that are highly regulated. they do not impose preauthorization requirements. senator casey: it goes back to the standardization. >> they don't have all the different severity codes and all of that. they have eliminated a lot of the administrative things. caskey: -- senator cassidy two more things. : i have heard of a real-time benefit analysis going to the interchange between senator murray and dr. cutler, the patient does not know how much something costs. i will note these horror stories under obamacare policies not under limited programs. that said a real-time

cassidy: can you wrap up? byit would reflect shared use of work, family and care without forcing impossible choices. thank you and i apologize for going over and i look forward to answering your questions. jamming tacitly, ranking member brown, members of the subcommittee, good afternoon. thank you for inviting me to testify at this hearing on the importance of paid leave for american families. i appreciate the attention to such an important issue as well as the opportunity to share with you the experiences in our program. i'm the managing director at the talent organization and have the privilege to enhance employee experiences, processes and policies such as paid family leave. family leave is not just an abstract consent for me. i took advantage of the program when i had my son jack. our people are our primary and greatest asset and as such, their well-being is critical to our success. in 2015 week conducted a survey and found 88% of the respondents would value a broader paid leave policy to include family c

cassidy: mr? the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. cassidy: mr. president, i rise to speak about john mccain. mr. president, as one of those rising to pay tribute, i'm perhaps one of the least qualified to do so. i say that although john mccain and i served together, it was only for the last four years of a storied senate career, and we were not on any common committees. but let me say why i am qualified,. in that brief period, i say firsthand that which others rise and speak of from many more years of acquaintance. i speak of 2014 when i was running

cassidy: mr? the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. cassidy: mr. president, i rise to speak about john mccain. mr. president, as one of those rising to pay tribute, i'm perhaps one of the least qualified to do so. i

cassidy: mr? the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. cassidy: mr. president, i rise to speak about john mccain. mr. president, as one of those rising to pay tribute, i'm perhaps one of the least qualified to do so. i say that although john mccain and i served together, it was only for the last four years of a storied senate career, and we were not on any common committees. but let me say why i am qualified,. in that brief period, i say firsthand that which others rise and speak of from many more years of acquaintance. i speak of 2014 when i was running for senate for the first time and john mccain came to louisiana to campaign on my behalf. and it was remark to believe see how veterans responded to him. and we would go -- oh, my gosh, it was a sort of schedule that is legendary for john mccain. we started off in covington, louisiana, then went to new orleans, and then went to baton rouge, to lafayette, drove up to shreveport and came back to new orleans -- all in one day. and others would have been tired. he was energized. he taught me about social

cassidy. but having spent 25 years in the insurance industry, one of the understando do is and appreciate the overall cost that the government bears for every program we have. trillionre spending $4 and bringing in $3 trillion, the taxpayers are the ones who are losing because their money is coming to washington for programs that could better be provided to the private sector. you cannot not look at every facet of what causes something. articulate with great specificity the real challenge the taxpayer has, all of the nuances the government brings with it when it provides health care or any other service. mr. cassidy: dr. book, urinalysis has credibility with me. the first am i saw the doj was doing a major fraud thing on the ripoffs in florida and louisiana on medicare, and i realized blue cross was running on their own dojet and instead it is the doing a cms, it realized -- i realized it was not being included in part of it. the tax policy center has come up with numbers roughly the same that

a military court in the north end town of good looking weak and in pain he had been in military cassidy's since last wednesday he was arrested following violence in local election campaigns in the north after president yoweri in the seventies mottaki it was attacked the state withdrew the military leaders charges of possession of firearms and ammunition cordingley said free i lived on outrageous. it was an emotional moment for wine but he was not really free in your chair when you want to and they're arresting him now he was immediately taken to a magistrate's court where he was charged with treason with intent to do harm to the passing of the president of the republic or uganda i don't know fully. understand moved towards their face. and smile she's. the real when screwed over the pretty sure. income part of the government's deployed police and soldiers in some parts of the city that are seen as hot spots including where we are right now we're trying to prevent people from gathering or trying to get to their town center security forces also blocked several opposition politicians from lea

gets argent medical care and that doctors be allowed and he needed access to him he will remain in cassidy until the end of the month when he appears in court the thirty two others are also charged with treason. although why would he support his in. the winter and tell us from katherine sawyer. zimbabwe's highest court is set to rule on an appeal taken by the opposition against the result of last month's presidential election m.d.c. alliance leader nelson chamisa says the vote was rigged in favor of the president the zanu p.f. leader's inauguration has been postponed until the court delivers its verdict. south africa has rejected a tweet by the u.s. president on land reform calling it narrow and divisive on twitter donald trump said the land is being seized from white farmers and that he doest his secretary of state to examine the policy well the south african government some of the most senior american diplomat in the country to discuss the controversy in washington reporters pressed trump administration officials on the issue. the president asked the secretary to look closely at the curr

a military court in the north and town of good looking weak and in pain he had been in military cassidy's since last wednesday he was arrested following violence in local election campaigns in the north after president yoweri in the seventies motorcade was attacked the state withdrew the military leaders charges of possession of firearms and ammunition. said free i'm less than him one out of georgia. it was an emotional moment for wine but he was not really free in your chair when you want to and they're arresting him now he was immediately taken to a magistrate's court where he was charged with treason with intent to do harm to the passing of the president of the republic or uganda i don't know fully. understand moved towards them. and smile she's. the real wind screw over the prison. in kampala the government's deployed police and soldiers in some parts of the city that i've seen as hot spots including where we are right now trying to prevent people from gathering or trying to get to their town since our security forces also blocked several opposition politicians from leaving them. has

wine get i didn't medical care that doctors be allowed and he needed access to him he will remain in cassidyntil the end of the month when he appears in court the others are also charged with treason. all the while his supporters cheered him on. and. catches oil company. nearly a million people remain displaced from their homes and then in state of carolina as the reason recovers from the worst floods and it says tree many are now questioning whether the disaster could have been avoided in a state that's otherwise used to heavy monsoon and the thomas has this report. hundreds of people have died more than a million fled their homes but now that trip was carolyn's disaster the quantity of rain was unprecedented two and a half times the normal figure that so far but environmentalists say properly managed its land and rivers would have absorbed it and channeled it to the sea over development in flood plains is to blame left but reclaiming plans for other uses for that is one of the major thing which agree with the situation either way though flood plains in the form of piety relies on red plant

order to that wind gets medical care and that doctor and he needed access to him he will remain in cassidyntil the end of the month when he appeared in court. also charged with treason that was was all the wind he supporters in cheered him on saying the wintry and tell us from. talking tiger woods who has the chance to win one million dollars from a solid gold in the rest of the sport in a moment. police in argentina have carried out raids the homes owned by the former president cristina kitchener it's part of an investigation into widespread corruption involving many former government ministers and top businessmen and corruption offices the following leads from a notebook alleged to contain details of bribes the book belonging to ministers form a chauffeur. that's been thirty eight years since the end of a national literacy campaign in nicaragua tens of thousands of young people set off to live in rural areas they were trying to teach people how to read and write and the effort was largely successful but as john heilemann reports it hasn't led to the opportunities that many had hoped for.

order to that wind gets medical care and that doctor and he needed access to him he will remain in cassidyntil the end of the month when he appeared in court. also charged with treason for god it was all the wind he supporters including cheered him on saying the wintry and it's for me. was still ahead for sports tiger woods has the chance to win nine million dollars from just one round of that and the rest of the sport far out of my. nearly a million people remain displaced from their homes in the indian state of carolina as it recovers from the worst floods in a century many are now questioning though whether it's a vast a could have been avoided the standard thomas reports from the town of course some blame overdevelopment and the mismanagement of reservoirs hundreds of people have died more than a million have fled their homes but how that trip was carolyn's disaster the quantity of rain it was unprecedented two and a half times the normal figure or with so far that environmentalists properly managed its land and rivers would have absorbed it and channeled it to the sea over development

line gets medical care and that doctors be allowed and he needed access to him he will remain in cassidyntil the end of the month when he appears in court. charged with treason. all the while he supported him. and to catch him. and then are joined by phil clarke he's a reader in comparative and international politics at so as university of london thank you very much for coming in and talking to us so people have been very very closely particularly because bobby wine was somewhat of a celebrity but also because he's now been in and out of jail there been allegations of beatings what's the latest jailing or will do what will that do for the opposition movement will that suppress it or would that actually give it momentum been talking to a lot of friends and colleagues in uganda to die and there's a real sense that the country is on a knife edge people are not really sure which why this is going to go or there is a real chance that this entire attack using the judiciary against bobby warren could galvanize the opposition we we could see large scale protests in the coming days similar protes

they are like butch cassidy and the sundance kid harassing the railroad.isare worrying about who stealing our safe. the chinese are buying up the land and developing engine technology. 20 years from now, we will be running on chinese trains and wondering how that happened. tom: francine's question about how we get together on this, where is the force given the track to us -- practice politics. theon: we have pieces in package telling you what the united states should do. i would look to the indian approach of the internet as a public good that may hold the best solution down the road. tim cook's stock options about the public good. gideon: the regulation of capitalism and a way that is beneficial and sustainable socially kobe the question of the mid-21st century. francine: do you think these companies would self regulate for real? gideon: just like martin shkreli will self regulate. we can count on the pharmaceutical companies to provide low-cost medicines for everybody without regard to jacking up things when they have a cash to napoli. francine: perfect.

gets argent medical care and that doctors be allowed and he needed access to him he will remain in cassidy until the end of the month when he appears in court the thirty two others are also charged with treason. all the while he supporters in cheered him on the winterland and tell us from catherine sawyer al-jazeera. the un has quote in latin american countries to ease entry for thousands of fleeing venezuela's deepening economic crisis the call came after neighboring ecuador and announced new entry requirements for venezuelans that made passports whereas before they only needed their national id is a latin america editor lucien newman is in the venezuelan capital caracas. this is sandra angeles's last day at her home in her working class caracas neighborhood she sold everything possible and packed the rest she and her sister her two daughters and their four small children prepare to abandon israel so. i have to get my daughter out of here before it's too late. friend jelly's three year old can't speak since she had a stroke provoked she says by the lack of medicine to treat her repeated c

gets argenta medical care and that doctors be allowed and he needed access to him he will remain in cassidy until the end of the month when he appears in court the thirty two others also charged with treason. all the while he supporters in good cheer him on saying the want to relent and turn his free catherine so i al-jazeera. before we bring in our guest let's take a quick look at uganda's political history it gained independence from britain in one nine hundred sixty two with milton obote as prime minister in one hundred seventy one about it was toppled in a military coup led by army chief mean a means time in power included the expulsion of asians and the deaths of hundreds of thousands of his own people in one nine hundred seventy nine tanzania invaded uganda forcing i mean to flee the country a year later milton obote he regained power after elections and became president but five years later he was deposed in another military coup and in one thousand nine hundred six national resistance army rebels took compiler and installed yarima seventy as president and he's been in power of a sen

senator bill cassidy is going to join us.e is calling for the mayor of portland to step down because of how he handled anti-i.c.e. protests in his city. senator cassidy in our 11:00 hour this morning. back it futures market, as i said very early this morning. we were down 100. now we're down 22. pretty good economic news. much more money coming over the transom as we say at urban outfit is. another retailer doing well. that stock is up 5%. lowe's, however, much bigger retailer. not so much of a rosy forecast but stock is still up 1.7%. lowe's at 101.50. >>> we have a cat-5, category 5 bearing down on hawaii. this is going to be a big one. we'll tell you when it is going to hit big island. >>> seaworld stepping in to help the manatees affected by the red tide in florida. seaworld rescued a dozen of them. brought them to the orlando theme park for first aid treatment. 92 manatees have been killed by that red tide. >>> microsoft says russian hackers are now targeting conservative groups ahead of the midterm election. next, gener

i do think folks like senator cassidy who is a brilliant doctor who wants to let more the decisions be made after state-level is a better path. the elimination of the individual mandate will provide us a new opportunity to have conversations on a conservative perspective but at that mandate goes way people are more choices and flexibility of the state decides we will have a chance to address the issue from a market-driven solution as opposed to a government dominated plan. thank you. [applause] >> they told me i didn't have to go home but i have to get out of here. thank you very much. god bless you. have a good

>> butch cassidy. >> that's not butch cassidy. that's another famous person from the utah area, actual limit one of these two guys -- wayne -- one of these two fellows was -- these were both very famous and very accomplished members of the pony express family. one of them was a horse whisperer. we can say, and the other -- may or may not have been a murderer. we'll leave you to think about that. how about this guy? would you trust him with your mail, with your country? he looks a little dressed up. that's johnny. johnny is actually the character in the right-hand right-hand corner he cleaned up pretty nicely, didn't he. we'll get back to john where. i guess should i say that johnny is actually responsible, not too many poem know this, john would was responsible for the invention of the doughnut. the pony express has done a lot of things. are you skeptical? skepticism? well, i never! how but this famous poster about the pony express, wanted, young skinny, wiry fell lows, or fans preferred. does that sound true? well, i have to be h

. >> her name is cassidy. how long have you been in here, honey? >> since my birthday. i'm hungry. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> have a ring pop. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, have a ring pop. >> you might want to alert her parents. >> jimmy: if anyone knows a little girl named cassidy, i don't know if her parents are here but we have her, she's safe, she's in our claw machine. this is why we don't leave children untapeded here. i mean really. guillermo! [ laughter ] i didn't say get in there. >> guillermo: i tried to get a pika chew and i got stuck. >> can you put an out of order sign on this thing? we can't fit anybody else in here. >> jimmy: i'm so sorry, kristen, we will do that, the fire department is on the way. all right, all right. anyone can get caught in a claw machine. the real challenge is to get caught in an air hockey table. kids love that kind of stuff. children love terrible places and terrible things. with that said it's time to shine a light on a children's playplace in the sunshine state in this week's edition of "this week in florida." >> the chuck e. cheese on north 5

wind gets medical care and that doctors be allowed and he needed access to him he will remain in cassidyil the end of the month when he appears in court the thirty two others are also charged with treason. all the while he supported cheered him on in the winter and ted he's from katherine so i come. let's run through some news in brief our government have killed six soldiers at a checkpoint east of the libyan capital tripoli two others were seriously wounded in this attack between the towns of zlitan and comms reports say one of the gunman was killed in the attack as well as the security chief was blamed i saw for the attack in london have been demonstrations outside the saudi embassy to mark a hundred days since women's rights defenders were detained in the country three of them are being tried in a counter-terrorism court they were at the forefront of a campaign for women's rights to drive which was allowed recently activists beat their homes outside the embassy jury in the protest to show solidarity with the women a british iranian charity worker who's been in jail in iran for two yea

folks like senator cassidy, who is a doctor, who had a plan to block grant resources to the has a better path. it is not the definition of federalism. the revenues are still coming in. the elimination of the individual mandate next year will provide a new opportunity to have the conversation for me conservative perspective. as that goes away, and people have more choice, we will have a chance to address the issue from a market-driven solution as opposed to a federal government dominated solution. [applause] they told me i do not have to go home, but i have to get out of here. thank you very much. god bless you guys. have a good night. this is the final day of the net roots nation progressive conference. we'll hear remarks from tim castro, andlian candidate -- live coverage starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. a lot of people feel like i don't want my kid to read stories that are sad or disturbing, whatever. a legitimate thing to say. i want to choose when my kid understands stuff that might bring them grief. there is a point where it is like, they are 14. when are you going to introd

a military court in the north end town of good looking weak and in pain he had been in military cassidy's since last wednesday he was arrested following violence in local election campaigns in the north after president yoweri in the seventies mottaki it was attacked the state withdrew the military leaders charges of possession of firearms and ammunition you are poorly served free i lived in here on out of jail just. it was an emotional moment for wine but he was not really free in the future when you come to wonder and they're arresting him now he was immediately taken to a magistrate's court where he was charged with treason with intent to do harm to the passing of the president of the republic or uganda i don't know fully. understand moved towards them. and smile she's. the real when screwed over the pretty sure. income part of the government's deployed police and soldiers in some parts of the city that are seen as hot spots including where we are right now we're trying to prevent people from gathering or trying to get to their town fantastic you forces also blocked several opposition p

. >> taylor cassidy bought 60 of them giving each one a name. >> he is named zeus. it's an american icon. it just works its way into your heart and it becomes part of you, i think, when you drive it. you become part of the machine. >> like it's name sake, the wild free roaming horse of the west, there is no holding back these mustangs. or their owners' love of the open road. >> so much fun to drive. >>> that's "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching and good night. a brutal beating old man. the shocking video and the suprising twist as police >>> a brutal beating of a 71-year-old man, the shocking video and the surprising twist as police identify one of the men arrested for that attack. >>> plus, it is not what you want to see strolling up your driveway. the latest mountain lion sighting put a peninsula neighborhood on edge. >>> and returning home for the first time in days, some evacuation orders lifted. crews are nowhere close to being done with the fight against fire ever. >>> the news at 6:00 start

cassidy, who was a brilliant doctor who had a plan to find a way to block grant resources to the states and let more decisions be made at the state level as a better path. not necessarily the definition of federalism because the revenue was still coming in. i made the resolution of the individual mandate will provide a new opportunity to have the conversation for a more conservative perspective. i will anchor myself that as the individual mandate goes away, that we will have a chance to address the issue from a market-driven solution as opposed to a federal government dominated $400 million website that doesn't work solution. >> thank you.[applause] >> they told me that i didn't have to go home but i've got to get out of here so thank you very much. god bless you guys but have a good night. [cheering and applause]

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gets argenta medical care and that doctors be allowed and he needed access to him he will remain in cassidy until the end of the month when he appears in court the thirty two others also charged with treason. all the while he supporters in good cheer him on saying the want to relent until he's free catherine so i al-jazeera. before we bring in our guest let's take a quick look at uganda's political history it gained independence from britain in one nine hundred sixty two with milton obote as prime minister in one thousand nine hundred eighty one about it was toppled in a military coup led by army chief mean a means time in power included expulsion of asians and the deaths of hundreds of thousands of his own people in one nine hundred seventy nine tanzania invaded uganda forcing i mean to flee the country the year later milton obote he regained power after elections and became president but five years later he was deposed in another military coup and in one thousand nine hundred six national resistance army rebels took compiler and installed yarima seventy as president and he's been in power

gets argenta medical care and that doctors be allowed and he needed access to him he will remain in cassidy until the end of the month when he appears in court the thirty two others also charged with treason. all the while he supporters in good cheer him on seeing the wintry length and to his free catherine so i al-jazeera. before we bring in our guest let's take a quick look at uganda's political history it gained independence from britain in one nine hundred sixty two with milton obote as prime minister in one thousand nine hundred eighty one about it was toppled in a military coup led by army chiefs it mean i means time in power included the expulsion of asians and the deaths of hundreds of thousands of his own people in one nine hundred seventy nine tanzania invaded uganda forcing i mean to flee the country the year later milton obote he regained power after elections and became president but five years later he was deposed in another military coup and in one thousand nine hundred six national resistance army rebels took compiler and installed yarima seventy as president and he's been i

.- they the russians like butch cassidy and the sundance kid they are like the badlands attacking the train and being a pain in the butt for the railroad but the russians will not create a a new railroad. the chinese will come in either via the railroad that we have in ain it themselves and then hirer their own or build the entire numeral road and say no you have rulelay by our rules. so the russian threat in the short term hackers and their weapon nice warfare is on the margin margins but the chinese development is full-scale new major down the road we will sit in our little bubble here 30 years from now where the asian internet is the main source that is the interesting question than what happens in that world.now. ho >>host: the cover piece world war where you can find it online in magazine gideon rose herbs as says editor thank you for your time to make happy to talk about any other issues including form policy or the middle east or the american presidency identity politics we wrote a wonderful essay against identity politics that argues right and left of both potentially what hap

. >> taylor cassidy bought 60 of them giving each one a name. >> he ed zeus. it's an american icon. just works its way into your heart and it becomes part oyou, i think, when you drive it. you become part ofmahe chine. 's name sake, the wild free roaming horse of the west, there is no .holding back these mustan or their owners' love of the open road. >> so much fun to drive. >>> that's "nightly news" for is wednesday night. i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. >>> lights, camera, access. >> angelina claims brad is a deadbeat dad. he say

else , we follow the direction and if healthcare goes down, i do believe that some places, mister cassidy who is a brilliant doctor who had a plan to find a way to use block grant resources to let these decisions be made at the state level, isn't that the definition of federalism? how the individual of the individual mandate kicks in next year will provide us a new opportunity to have conversation from a more conservative perspective? i'm going to anchor myself that is the individual mandate goes away we will have more choices from the state have a chance to address the issue from a market-driven solution as opposed to federal government dominated $400 million website doesn't work >> thank you. [applause] >> they told me i didn'thave to go home but i had to get out of here so thank you very much . have a good night. [applause] >> philosophy and christianity. he served as a speaker for young america's foundation for generation and he is now an exclusive lecturer the foundation as well. he is one of the many speakers we hear the foundation will help you bring your campus. he is happily marr

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bennett: senator cassidy. senator cassidy: thank you for being here. you probably know from previous lines of questioning, i am concerned about priority in spending. a couple background things. roughlythat there is 1/5 of disability, adjusted with my colleagues -- just an amalgamation, how much do we lose in terms of productivity with an element of death or sickness? from 2015, thety funding levels from 2016. we see at societal cost, there is a correlation between how and thecosts, society, disability and death rate it causes. i have figures for obesity. one is how the cdc says this is the folks who died. this is everybody for whom obesity is lifted on the coroner's report, knowing that obesity leads to other conditions that might be primary cause of death, for example, heart disease. can you hold that the other? my continued concern, senator collins -- to the side and do not lock the camera because the camera will want to see their pretty faces -- hold it up higher -- higher -- here you see nih funding. obviously a lot for hiv, there is diabetes. soci

so senator cassidy, very importantly, held a bipartisan hearing in senate finance, which is incredible. senate finance will obviously be the relevant committee if this is going to be passed into law. so for republicans to lead on the front is great. senator fischer introduced, significant tax credit occurred to incentivized by the sector employers with employees making under, to incentivized employers who pay employees making under a certain amount to give them a a tax credit if they offer this benefit which is a great first step and a great idea. obviously it's foundational. it's not a national program but it's a great first step. and then send it to rubio is introducing legislation state and where, send rubio, reacting to it. several other senators i've talked with also planning to introduce legislation. so i look forward to continued work with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. i view this as something that's going to require bipartisan compromise in order to get done. mike: so in other words, not in this congress? ms. trump: in other words, no, not in this congress. look, it's b

redford's breakthrough role was as a train robber in "butch cassidy and the sundance kid." in what he says will be his final movie performance, he plays a bank robber in "the old man and the gun," which is due out next month. >>> one more notable retirement tonight. the emotional end to an officer's career when we come back. >>> and now a surprise ending to a police officer's career. here's michelle miller. >> it's our great pleasure to announce that as of 1116 hours on this date, officer duane ledoux is retiring and giving his final code five. >> reporter: on the massachusetts police force, code five means an officer as wrapped the scene. for officer duane ledoux, it means retirement after 31 years on the job. >> not too much to say but thank you. >> reporter: but he never expected this kind of send-off. >> it is my honor to acknowledge this code five to set free a man who has sacrificed so much of his time for all of us so that he may spend the rest of his life -- >> reporter: it took more than a few seconds before he caught the voice. >> discovering new craft beer. >> re

his favorite movie role was as the sundance kid, acting alongside paul newman in the film "butch cassidyance kid." there was "the natural." redford as roy hobbs, attempting that baseball comeback. one of his most famous roles, in "all the president's men," redford playing investigative journalist bob woodward. but tonight, robert redford telling "entertainment weekly" he is retiring from acting. "never say never, but i pretty well concluded that this would be it for me in terms of acting and i'll move towards retirement after this, because i've been doing it since i was 21. i thought, well, that's enough." with a new movie coming out, "the old man and the gun," redford adding, "why not go out with something that's very upbeat and positive?" his talents behind the camera, still at work. but that actor, who began at 21, suggesting tonight that it just might be time to end this chapter. so many gifts. and he's earned the >>> we can certainly restore some confidence in the short-term. >> a big move to shore up security on bart. but some say it's just not sustainable. >>> plus -- >> we deserv

cassidy, who was a brilliant doctor who had a plan to find a way to block grant resources to the states and let more decisions be made at the state level as a better path. not necessarily the definition of federalism because the revenue was still coming in. i made the resolution of the individual mandate will provide a new opportunity to have the conversation for a more conservative perspective. i will anchor myself that as the individual mandate goes away, that we will have a chance to address the issue from a market-driven solution as opposed to a federal government dominated $400 million website that doesn't work solution. >> thank you.[applause] >> they told me that i didn't have to go home but i've got to get out of here so thank you very much. god bless you guys but have a good night. [cheering and applause] >> marc short is a former trump administration legislative affairs director. he talked about his career, campus activism, immigration policy and race relations. this is 45 minutes. >> thank you. it's a great honor to be with you tonight and something i've been looking forward