for a california perspective, i'm joined now by california insurance commissioner dave jones, who is also running for state attorney general. commissioner jones, thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. >> how would california be affected by the gop bill? >> there are a number of negative aspects to trump care. first, as you mentioned, we've added 5 million people to the insurance rolls in california, thanks to the affordable care act. all of their health insurance is at risk. the gop bill would ultimately eliminate the medicaid expansion cohort, that's about 4.1 million people, as for the 1.4 million people in our exchange, 90% of them rely on a premium tax credit subsidy and the gop proposal cuts that dramatically. i think it's fair to say all 5 million are at risk of losing their health insurance. >> the tax credits to help cover the cost of health insurance, it would prohibit that money to be spent on plans that also cover abortion. you have said that that is directly at odds with california law. can you explain that? >> it is. our constitution in california has a right of priva

jones has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, christine and dave. was sent a letter last week to provide all documents regarding the president's explosive wiretapping allegations against his predecessor. there is no case that the white house or department of justice is prepared to offer any evidence. this is something that members of congress, not just democrats, but republicans, very much want to see. here is what arizona senator john mccain had to say about this on "state of the union." >> our director of national intelligence clapper testified there was no truth to that allegation. i think the president has one of two choices. either retract or to provide the information that the american people deserve. >> reporter: one thing that is interesting to note. it is the department of justice asked to provide the documents. it was a week ago that james comey asked the department of justice to publicly refute the president's baseless claims saying they were not true. the department of justice has declined to do that, it is note worthy this is the agency

dave. >> athena jones in west palm beach. let's discuss this with senior media correspondent brian stelter and greg valliere. thanks both of you. let's start with you, brian. walk me through the evidence trail here of where the president got this idea. we are talking about a web site on a radio show and another web site and in the president's brain and on twitter. >> this seems to start on thursday. an idea for a while that president obama is doing whatever he can do to undermine new president trump. mark levine took this to a new level. saying a silent issue. then rush limbaugh and breitbart. rece published a story and circulated in the west wing. according to jeff zeleny, this infuriated president trump. we saw him tweet about it. he said he just found on about the theory and shared it on twitter. the best evidence shows this was coming from mark levine and breitbart. they have seucceeded. saying this is all obama's fault. >> this is a president who derides media reports using anonymous sources. this man based on anonymous

dave. >> athena jones at the white house. thank you. >>> long time trump associate roger stone not only admits with contacting guccifer 2.0, but defending. the online persona claiming to hack the dnc. stone says he did have a few brief exchanges and insists they occurred last august after the dnc had been hacked. stone says this proves he did not collude with the russians. >>> the abrupt firing of 46 u.s. attorneys finding out they were dismissed through media reports. sources telling cnn the firings could not have been handled worse with dozens of court cases hanging in the balance. the case of preet bharara in new york, which includes manhattan, getting the most attention. bharara refusing to resign and engaging in a standoff with the president. told by the administration on saturday he was fired. listen to bharara talking to reporters in november after meeting with the president being told he could keep his job. >> we had a good meeting. i said i would absolutely consider staying on. i agreed to stay on. i expect to contin

jones in west palm beach. >> reporter: good morning, christine and dave. it was the fourth trip to the mar-a-lago since taking office. it was a series of tweets that dominated the headlines. in the tweets, president trump without offering evidence accused president obama of having his quote wires tapped in trump tower. those explosive allegations prompting a vigorous denial from president obama and calls for evidence to back up his claims. rather than providing that evidence, they are calling on on the intelligence committees to investigate russia activity. those committees are looked to use the executive powers were abused in 2016. now democrats and republicans are asking what the president is basing accusations on. >> i'm not sure what he is talking about. perhaps he has information that is not yet made available. if it is true, we it will find out quickly. >> the president has called for congressional investigations into the allegations that he made starting yesterday morning. so i would expect that he is going to want to provide our committee with any

dave? >> reporter: lucy, police sources just identified the 73-year-old victim as barbara jones.ed in that home on sansom street for years. tonight the medical examiner and the crime scene unit return to the home trying to figure out how she died. >> nice neighbor. >> reporter: that's how folks on the 4800 block of sansom street remembered their 73-year-old neighbor and former block captain after she was found dead inside her first floor apartment sunday night. >> pretty decent lady. >> reporter: jeff cole eighty three lives right next door. he came home from work monday evening to find a police car park right out front of his home and crime scene tape on his neighbor's front walkway. >> it's weird, because it's so close. it's like next door. i live right here. >> reporter: only fox 29 was there monday night when crime scene investigators showed up and were led to trash can around the corner from the victim's home. inside they found a jacket, a pair of jeans and other clothing. the victim was found dead on the floor sunday night with a deep laceration to her head. the house was i

dave? >> reporter: lucy, yes, it is. the medical examiner and the crime scene unit returned to the home of 73-year-old barbara jones tonightrying to figure out how she died. as her neighbors remembered the former block captain. >> pretty decent lady. >> reporter: death of 73-year-old woman inside her ransacked home on sansom street stunned her neighbors. police say the former block captain was discovered inside her first floor apartment just after 8:00 sunday night. >> nice neighbor. >> reporter: jeff cole eighty three came home from work monday evening to find a police car park right out front of his home and crime scene tape on his neighbor's front wack way. >> it's weird because it's so close. it's like next door. i live right here. >> reporter: fox 29 was there monday night when crime scene investigators were led to a trash can around the corner from the victim's home. inside they found a jacket, a pair of jeans and other clothing. the victim was found dead on the floor sunday night with a deep laceration to her head. the house was in disarray a tv was missing. both doors were left open. >> as far as i know it's quiet.