congressman chris smith is looking for the cure for chronic lyme disease. i caught up with him on the radio show. we talked off the air about what he calls the lyme disease culture of denial. >> he is the only recently under pressure acknowledging there's about 300 and or 400,000 cases. >> lyme awareness month is in may. the congressman agreed to come on set and answer our questions. >> i'm your senior correspondent here with another april update. she still hasn't given birth as of thursday morning. that being said, that world is on edge. well today finally today finally be the day that april drops of 6-foot pound 6-foot baby onto the ground. both myself and executive director have been a limited from this room. >> i'm glad you asked. roughly two years ago -- gave birth although a shorter. i guess the weight and birth date. >> so veronica, baby draft, tell the same concept. >> he's not going to be please with that comparison. >> they speak darkly of government conspiracy. there are the old key bursts and they have grouped them with militia extremists and do

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

. >> three others are on record, pennsylvania brian fitzpatrick, trang and chris smith of new jersey. the majority 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

. >> did congressman chris smith come up in the conversations? i feel he should meet.e spent 12 years fighting to get the recognition what he calls and medical experts congress call a chronic condition, a chronic disease, something that's not only misdiagnosed but there's a reluctancey on the part of the federal government to recognize what the condition is, they can't get the funding. >> she didn't bring up his name specifically. she's most frustrated about the testing is not adequate in the u.s. there's no test. it's after the fact. >> she doesn't know congressman smith, she should (cackles) d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) (all groan) announcer: nocturnal cravings. a positive ultrasound. how could this woman's doctor not know she was pregnant? (gasps) a baby. an astronaut baby. (baby laughs) hey. oh, have you ever turned on a tv? it's my mother's birthday. and you only turn 80 once.

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

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's finances. wolf also says the bill would increase insurance costs for older pennsylvanians. stay with nbc10 for updates o

i'm proud to lead the task force along with congressman chris smith. eds i'mer's a tragic disease and has reached crisis proportion. there is no treatment, no means of prevention and no method of slowing the progression of disease. americans 5 million are living with this disease in the year of 201. this number is expect todd triple by the year 2050. alzheimer's is the sixth leading cause of death in the united states. 2017, the direct cause of care or costs of care for aleds i'mer's disease is expected to hit $259 billion. with 67% of those costs paid for by medicare or medicaid. this disease will increase as the baby boom generation ages. at the current rate, the cost of $1.5 mer's will reach billion. the national plan to address alzheimer's disease calls for a treatment. reaching this goal will require significant incries in federal funding for research. alzheimer's research did receive a substantial research in fiscal year 2016. congress allocated $936 million at n.i.h. in funding year of 2017 and over the 2015 levels. but that is still far less th

the no votes right there, brian fitzpatrick of bucks county, frank lobiando and chris smith of new jersey. lehigh valley congressman charlie dent who was undecided said he will vote no. ryan costello and pat meehan remain undecided. new jersey congressman tom macarthur planned to vote yes two days ago. >>> a former top official in allentown pleaded guilty in pay to play corruption case, frances dougherty steered a 3 million-dollar contract to replace city streetlights to a company that will benefit the mayor's campaign donor. the mayor has not been charged. it is expected it is coming. he denies abuse of his office and running for a 4th termle. >>> a high school baseball coach is accused of choking one of his player. he put his hands around the child's throat at the sports training center last month. he is listed as the high school baseball church for upper moreland high school. >>> women in new castle county, delaware are learning to protect themselves amid a spate of abdomin -- abduction and robberies. officers say it is important to be aware of your surroundings and change up your rout

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. >>> nine people are currently in custody, while one has been released on bail. >>> mom from central pennsylvania now facing a whole list of charges after police say she beat, kicked and tried to st

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 count. >> curley testified that he should have done more. spanier is accused of mishandling complaints against for

barbara comstock of virginia, chris smith of new jersey.hey are vulnerable to democratic pressure. that is the problem. david: here is the flip side. at least 10 democratic senators are from states that voted heavily for donald trump. they have to answer to their constituents as he will. isn't there one among or several that will make a deal with republicans? >> doesn't look like it. on the gorsuch nomination none is committing to voting for judge gorsuch. david: pat leahy he is not inclined to filibuster gorsuch. >> yeah. david: there is a break there. wouldn't there be a break on the tax issue? >> i think the burden is on the freedom caucus to make a public commitment to get behind the republican party's goals. look, the democrats have the wind at their back after what happens last thursday. there is no question about it. all the coverage since then has been about disarray in the republican party. and about the democrats taking it. david: bottom line, today what happened after paul ryan spoke? the market zoomed up into triple digits. was

they were moderates like chris smith were like we can't do this because it's going to adversely affect average person in new jersey, my home state. it wasn't far-right republicans. moderate republicans, too, standing up -- >> lot of people at the town halls, too. >> very animated. no protests in favor of trump care. they were against taking the benefits away. obamacare is not perfect. it needs some help. >> absolutely. got to go. thanks both of you. kayleigh and dean. >>> coming up, democrats celebrating as the republicans concede defeat, but if obamacare needs fixing, do they suddenly need to work with president trump? we started down that road in this conversation. we'll continue it right after the break. before fibromyalgia, i was a doer. i was active. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. she also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. woman: for some, lyrica can significantly relieve fibromyalgia pain and improve function, so i

cheryl: chris smith, new jersey, can't cut health coverage for needy at home. talking about poor americans. dan donovan of new york. this does not work for me. not in the best interests of my district. all of these congressman are finally facing the truth. if they go home and their districts approve this, they're out. they know that. >> forget the freedom caucus members. these are people are not relately associated with the freedom caucus saying we're not voting for this bill. that is the problem. >> that is exactly the problem. >> exactly, capri. >> what republicans are faces member freedom caucus did not sign up for obamacare light so to speak. moderate members are concerned. all politics is local. implications of current proposed bill could have widespread challenges for older adults, for low income individuals. and they certainly don't want to own that failure. so, i think it will be a really, tough sell to bring these two together. i do agree that, you know, it is best for democrats and republicans alike, i'm one to believe we need to come together, not ju

as a co-chair, a distinction i'm proud to chair, alongside my palls, eliot engel, chris smith, ted deutsch, kay granger, nita lowey, peter roskam, and marc veasey, it is important to call attention to anti-semitism in all of its forms and to work to root it out whenever we k i'm also extremely honored to have been named by speaker ryan to the u.s. holocaust memorial council earlier this year. as we know, it was the anti-semitic attitudes across europe in the 1920's and 1930's that gave rise to hitler and the hasies who exploited the deep -- nazis who exploited the deep-seated hatred of jews to take power culminating in the systematic and deliberate murder of over six million jews during humanity's darkest period, the holocaust. in these capacities i intend to continue to raise awareness on the rising level and this trend of anti-semitism worldwide, and to take actions against it as i have done for many years now. the fight against global anti-semitism must start with strong u.s. leadership. we have the means, we have the leverage, but we must be resolute in our efforts to stem the tide of

reporter: the other thing i wanted to ask was that the last two members who announced they were no, chris smith and frank robiando, republicans of new jersey, both cited the number of medicaid recipients in their district as their premiere reason. congressman lobiando said in three counties 30% of his constituents were on medicaid and he wanted no damage. was there anything discussed on medicaid, was is it on the table in the negotiations? >> i know there was a discussion about the expansion of medicaid, and some of the work requirements with respect to able-bodied americans who are receiving that. i would say this, john, one of the things that not member specific to either the members from new jersey, is that members have to understand that the current system is unsustainable. so if you vote no today, then what is your alternative? and what do you want, because right now, there's a lot of folks that are going to, that have said they're going to vote no, which is, you know, their prerogative but at the end of the day, the current obamacare system will collapse on its own, and so the question th

ros-lehtinen of florida. .here 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 inte

and in new jersey, republican frank lobiondo, chris smith and leonard lance are also expected to votehris 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 obama care if you have a republican president. this is your one chance. are you going to break your promise to your voters or, are you going to kee

reporter: the other thing i wanted to ask, the last two members who announced they were no, chris smith republicans of new jersey, they both cited number of medicaid recipients in their district as premier reason. congressman lobiondo, three counties, 30% of his constituents were on medicaid and he wanted no damage. was there anything discussed on medicaid? was it on the table at the negotiations? >> i know there was a discussion about the expansion of medicaid and some work requirements with respect to able-bodied americans receiving that but i would say this, john, one of the things that not member specific to either members from new jersey, is that members understand that the current system is unsustainable. so if you vote no today, then what is your alternative? and what do you want? because right now there is a lot of folks that have said they will vote no, which is, you know, their prerogative but at the end of the day the current obamacare system will collapse on its own. so the question that they have to ask themselves, or that they will be asked by their constituents, what is y

. >> the last two members who announced they were no, chris smith and frank, republicans of new jersey, both cited members of their district as reason. congressman lobiando said in three counties 30% of his constituents are on medicaid and he wanted no damage. was there anything discussed on medicaid? was it on the table in negotiations? >> i know that there was a discussion of expansion in medicaid and some of the work requirements with respect to able-bodied americans who were receiving that. i would say one of the things that not member specific to either of the members from new jersey is that members have to understand the current system is unsustainable. if you vote no today, then what is your alternative? what do you want because right now there's a lot of folks that have said they're going to vote no. which is, you know, their prerogative. at the end of the day, the current obamacare system will collapse on its own. so the question that they have to ask themselves or that they are going to be asked by their constituents is what is your alternative? right now this is a choice tha

chris smith, leonard lance and frank lobiondo say they will vote no.es. remember, you can let the latest news, weather and traffic on the app. have a good one. ♪ >>> 7:30 on a thursday morning, the 23rd of march, 2017. we had a couple of days, we felt we were in spring. we technically are. it feels like mid-january again. 25 degrees on the plaza. it's a brisk one. >> so over it. we're ready for spring. >>> here's a look at what's making for med liheadlines. eight people arrested for wednesday's attack outside of parliament in london. he was shot and killed by officers, after he drove into people on westminster bridge and fatally attacked a police officer. >>> four people, including a police officer, were killed in a string of shootings in northern wisconsin. officials say it began with a domestic dispute at a bank, followed by two other shootings at a nearby law firm. and apartment complex. the suspect was eventually arrested after an hours-long standoff. >>> and the united states is celebrating its first world baseball classic title. usa routed puerto

people like chris wallace and shep smith.a pity there's someone who doesn't call himself a journalist purveying viewing that are often mistaken as journalism by many of his viewers. >> that's what it's about. the blurry lines between the news side and opinion side. brett, you also commented this week about president trump, about what's going on with wiretapping, the budget. you've been an outspoken critic of president trump. do you think he needs to change his media diet? >> it would help if he also read some of the so-called failing news or the enemy of the american people news outlets so he wouldn't purvey absurd and damaging and i would argue liablist conspiracy theories about intelligence services, about president obama and so on. that his news diet be a more substantial diet than whatever pops across his screen on tv. i would say to trump supporters, surely you can't be happy about a presidency that seems to consumed by these crisis that are manufactured by the president's media diet. maybe you lekked the president to ge

thanks to jackie ibanez, chris hahn, alli breen, and dave smith.you next time. you never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is next. >> this is a fox news alert. we are getting our first look right now at long-awaited republican legislation to repeal and replace obamacare. details are being released as we speak. coming up shortly, i will be joined by the two halves committee chairman who will be leading the efforts to get this bill to the floor. each in their respective committees dealing with one of the two parts of the legislation. it's a bill that, unlike obamacare and it's 2400 pages, is only about 120 pages total. we start with exactly what republicans are proposing. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is alive tonight with the breaking

chris will start. how about the eagles first round pick marcus smith. hasn't panned out so far.actually had a as many sacks as curry last season. but listen to marcus on csn tonight. he's got big expectations. >> i want to be the greatest that ever played. i want to just be a able to do the thicks i've always done and the things i have done in college and the things i have done last yore i want to gravitate off those things i have done. i want to become a starter. >> hopefully it opinions out for him. i'm john clark. we're right back. >>> joe biden took the stauj at the university of pennsylvania today. he talked to students a about foreign policy and took questions. . as a professor he will lead the penn biden center for diplomacy and global engagement. >>> for wub last check of the weather. . dry in center city as we look live from our campus camera. that is going to change. over the last week depending on the day, we have had had to grab the coat, gloves, hat, but tomorrow the umbrella no doubt. >> it's pretty much all day. we have had a few showers mover in already. tomorrow

0ur wales correspondent sian lloyd there, and our ireland correspondent chris buckler at stormont and scotland editor sarah smithhe sending of today's letter and the start of the brexit process was one of biggest democratic exercises in british history. 33.5 million people took part, revealing a nation deeply divided on the future of britain's relationship with the european union. our home editor mark easton is in dover tonight, where more than 60% voted to leave. iamon i am on top of the white cliffs of dover. you might even be able to see the lights of france tink daesh twinkling in the different ‘s... distance. —— you might even be able to see the lights of france twinkling in the distance. huw, this is an event that prompts very different emotions in people. with the help of britain thinks, experts in public opinion, we have tried to understand how the uk feels on this historic day — the people's view. the ancient town of dover reminds us of our closeness to mainland europe, but also our distance. in the town hall, festooned with relics of britain's complex relationship with the lands across the channel, we

alanna smith huge off the bench for the cardinal. a the battle of the best in the west, chrisnks he has a goal here but the puck is stuck in the jersey of martin jones. the puck never crossed the line. this would a few moments later. minnesota was up 2-0. sharks answer late in the period. michael haley to melker charlesen.dubenick. the wild prevail by a score of 3-1. do you recognize this guy here? no long were a mush statache, j tomsula. now running linemen drills. thomas ran a 4.740. jimmy t looks like he's been working out. >> x-men movie is not for kids. logan is r-rated packed with gr it's beautiful. was it a hard place to get to? (laughs) it wasn't too bad. with the chase mobile app, jimmy chin can master depositing his hard earned checks in a snap. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. . >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, the marine corps rocked by a photo scandal. hear

chris currently has another job in the cal berkeley administration and she is former president of smith college. the uc board will vote thursday in san francisco. >>> mother nature is unleashing her wrath on the east coast in the final week of winter. people are bracing for the massive storm to dump 1-2 feet of snow from washington dc to maine. in new york city, snow plows are ready with plenty of salt to keep the roads clear, and in connecticut, people are making sure they have enough gas for their snow blowers. airlines have already canceled thousands of flights nationwide, including in the bay area, we checked, just checked, sfo has canceled 32 flights, to and from the northeast for today. another 49 flights have been canceled for tomorrow. >>> bad weather has prompted the german chancellor to propostpone her trip to washington, set to meet with president trump tomorrow. that has now been rescheduled for friday. >>> it was a rough ride for yahoo's ceo but she is not walking away empty handed. coming up, the multi-million dollar parachute she will be getting. >>> plus, cyclists knocke

we will hear from chris buckler at stormont and from chris buckler at stormont and from the national assembly encarta. but first we go to sarah smithin edinburgh, the first minister, nicola sturgeon, is writing a letter of her own. one that will be addressed to theresa may, making a formal request for a referendum on scottish independence. she knows audience to that will be. theresa may will tell they cannot be any discussions about another referendum until the deal is done and scottish voters have a chance to see what the consequences of that are. nicola sturgeon did say today that she wishes theresa may success with the upcoming negotiations, because, she says, a good dealfor the uk is in scotland's interest. this could have government had not been terribly impressed, however, by the promise from westminster that they will be significantly increased powers for the scottish parliament, because they say they have not been to get any detail or commitments on which new powers will be returned to holyrood after wrexham. that is just one more political upper argument thatis one more political upper argument that is yet to come. there w

smith is talking the family 20 years later. >> the story behind the shock transformation. >> and most adorable interview of the week. how chris evans skoe stars are making us love here even more. >> when i >>> awards in l.a. >>> i mean, how are you going to do that to one of the most gorgeous faces in the world? believe it or not, everybody, that's david beckham beneath all that movie make-up. he has a small part in a new king arthur movie directed by his buddy, guy ritchie. mean while, one of the most eligible bachelors is back on the big screen. if you thought chris evans was irresistible before, wait until you see him as a loving father figure. ♪ ♪ >> let me see. >> you look beautiful. >> i look like a -- >> you look like you would be such a good dad. just playing a dad to a little cutie make you want that? >> yeah. that's certainly something i look forward to, absolutely. >> you would make an amazing father. >> you think so? sweet, kiddo. >> we love that chris evans seems to be ready to be a dad. check him out onset. holding hand and playing games with 10-year-old co-star. and he can totally navigate the oops i let you ou

smith college. if approved, she will take over july 1th when the outgoing chancellor steps down. it's unclear just how much chris is going to be paid. t the chancellor offered his resignation last august amid controversies after campus sex assaults. >>> next, taking aim at president trump on twitter. the words fired his way and what's apparently the reason for it. >>> then tesla's campaign for cash. why they're looking to gain capital and fast. >>> a warning about a popular item in your medicine cabinet. why doctors say you should think twice before popping ibuprofen for your aches and pains. >>> we're shifting into a dry afternoon and a dry st. patrick's day. it's our warmest and brightest day moving forward because i'm looking at the pattern change that's going to come this weekend and bring us healthy rain next >>> the white house not saying anything this morning about a tweet that raised a lot of eyebrows. mcdonald's verified twitter account sent this out a few hours ago. the tweet says donald trump you are actually a disgusting excuse of a president and we would love to have barack obama back and you have t

smith is back 20 years later. then, do you recognize this hunk in terrifying movie makeup? and the most adorable interview of the week, how chrisns co-stars are making us lover him even more. >> i look into his eye >> how are you going to do that to one of the most gorgeous faces in the world? believe it or not that is david beckham underneath all that makeup. he's in a king arthur movie. meanwhile, if you thought chris evans was irresistible before, just wait. ♪ >> let me see! you look beautiful. >> i look like a kitten character. >> you look like you'd be such a good dad. playing a dad is amazing. >> yeah. that's certainly something i look forward to, absolutely. >> he's amazing. >> you're so sweet, kiddo. >> we love that krisz evans seems ready to be a dad. check him out on set holding hands and playing game with his co-star. he can totally navigate the oops, game night with the adults. >> you had game night without me? >> it was past your bedtime. >> i cannot believe i was not invited. >> it was very late. >> in gifted he's the guard yang of her, a child prodigy. octavia spencer is her best friend. >> when i look into his e

in a moment we'll hear from chris buckler in county tyrone and sian lloyd in cardiff. but first, here's our scotland editor, sarah smithgh. scotland's first minister said she does wish to raise a success with the forthcoming negotiations because a good uk deal is in scottish interests. but she is not optimistic. she described the process as a leap in the dark. they scottish gunmen have been terribly impressed with the promise of a significant increase in powers for the scottish parliament that teresa may mentioned today. they say they haven't had any commitments about what new powers may come to hollywood after brexit. nicola sturgeon is busy writing a letter of her own, the one in which he makes a formal request for another scottish referendum. she knows what the a nswer referendum. she knows what the answer will be. theresa may may tell they can be no discussions until after the brexit deal scottish voters have had a chance to see how it is working. lam standing it is working. i am standing at one of the 260 crossing points between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. this bridge will become part of the only

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in a moment we'll be talking to chris buckler who's in county tyrone and sian lloyd in cardiff but first to our scotland editor sarah smitht minister today said she does wish to reason a success with upcoming negotiations because a good uk deal is in scotland's interests, but she is not optimistic about that. she described the process as a leap in the dark. the scottish government have not been terribly impressed with the promise ofa terribly impressed with the promise of a significant increase in powers for the scottish parliament theresa may mention today because they said they haven't had any commitment on what powers might come to holyrood after brexit. of course nicola sturgeon is busy writing a letter of her own at the moment, one she will send to the prime minister making a formal request for a scottish referendum, what she already knows the answer. theresa may will say there can be no discussions about another referendum until this brexit deal is done and scottish voters have had a chance to see how it is working. i'm standing at one of the 260 crossing points between northern ireland and the republic of ireland a

smith is back 20 years later. then, do you recognize this hunk in terrifying movie makeup? and the most adorable interview of the week, how chrisns co-stars are making us lover him even more. >> i lo his stronand restoringding a a father's faith.. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. >> >> saturday singer troy >> how are you going to do that to one of the most gorgeous faces in the world? believe it or not that is david beckham underneath all that makeup. he's in a king arthur movie. meanwhile, if you thought chris evans was irresistible before, just wait. ♪ >> let me see! you look beautiful. >> i look character. >> you look like you'd be such a good dad. playing a dad is amazing. >> yeah. that's certainly something i

smith, nbc 10 news. >> thanks, drew, tonight president trump says the current health care system is doomed a day after the vote to repeal and replace obamacare was pulled yesterday. chrisallone. >> they clashed during demonstrations, a symbol of the division between the people and political leaders. the day after the president said he's moving on -- >> big tax cuts and tax reform will be next. >> it's clear trump is still thinking about his first big legislative loss predicting in a tweet that obamacare will explode and assuring constituents do not worry. >> michael pence. >> mike pence took the message to a friendly crowd of small business owners in windchill es virginia. >> it stifles growth and it's a burden on not just job creators but the american people. folks, i frankly -- i wasn't surprised to hear it. every promise of obamacare has been broken. >> despite having a more than 40 vote republican majority in the house, the administration is pointing the finger at democrats for friday's defeat. >> with 100% of house democrats every single one and a handful of republicans actually standing in the way of president's trump plan to repeal and replace obamacare, we're b

chris gordon reports no steps to beef up security. . >>reporter: additional police cruisers are now protecting the bender jewish community center in rockville. security has increased since monday's bomb threat against the charles e. smith jewish day school. >> we need a school message from the national government, the state government and local. we're expressing our views in montgomery county that this must stop. >> reporter: maryland's top elected leath eed leaders came condemn the threats against the jewish day school, jewish community centers across the country. >> we're going to use every resource we have to bring those people who are causing these crimes to justice. >> reporter: in fairfax, virginia, elected officials joined religious leaders, condemning the bomb threat called into the gesher jewish day school on monday. >> a hate crimeea and those of us, especially in public life need to speak out whenever and wherever it occurs, whether it's a synagogue, a jewish community center or a mosque. >> we're seeing more and more of this on the internet, anti-semitism and other hate crimes. we're seeing it on our college campuses. that cannot stand. >> reporter: the chief of police in fairfax county is making this pledg

if approved carol chris would be the first female leader in the school ,149.03, she served as the top academic officer for six years she is also the president of smithollege. students and faculty strongly back her nomination if approved she will take on the new title in july. >>> san francisco police investigating a hate crime at the uc hastings law school one student who does not want to be identified says he saw black marks on a jewish sign. like someone held a cigarette lighter up to it. >> it was very shocking somebody at the law school would try to burn this i don't think it was directed against me but i think there is something larger at play. >> there have been bomb threats at jewish community centers and schools across the country including in the bay area. and at jewish cemeteries. the anti-defamation league says statements made during last year seemed to make some people think it is okay to make anti- somatic contents -- comments. check the cost to attend a california school is going up the average cost went up 4% last year, about $1000. the new cost survey found food housing and healthcare costs rose by transportation and book expenses dr

chris for the job. she is serving as the interim executive vice chancellor and provost. so she already has knowledge of the inner workings of the campus. she has served as president of smithvote on thursday. if approved, she would start the job july 1st. >>> state lawmakers say a new proposal could help students in california graduate from college debt free. it was introduced yet by assembly democrats. it would expand grants and scholarships to students whose families make $150,000 or less to help pay for living expenses if the students work 15 hours a week. it would also reject the proposal to end the middle class scholarship worth about $37 million in state funds. that could help 400,000 students in the cal state and uc systems. the plan would cost about $1.6 billion and would be phased in over five years. >>> a cappy commercial goes viral. up next, how it involves warriors star steph curry and him being your roommate. live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. >> part of antioch street coul