>> the deja vu part, the irony here is that declaration that republicans love to go over, he lied because you can keep your plan, only 2% of people were affected that could not keep their plan. it was only a sliver of the individual market. what they're saying here is literally going to apply to tens of millions of people. the reason why they won't get up and say what steve moore wanted them to say, everyone will be covered and they'll do it in a way that saves costs, they can't say that. the cbo is going to put out a number today that's going to make completely clear that millions of people are going to lose their insurance. the cost is going to be higher.

it's deja vu for arsenal and perhaps au revoir for arsene wenger.on too for england's women, and it's not going well in washington. "we made mistakes but we're a clean team." sir dave brailsford say‘s it's no mystery what was in that package for sir bradley wiggins. good evening. it's now seven seasons in a row that arsenal have been knocked out of the champions league in the last 16, but never in such a humiliating manner. already trailing 5—1 after the first leg against bayern munich, the germans won by the same scoreline tonight. 10—2 on aggregate is the second biggest victory over two legs in the history of the competition. let's speak to our sports correspondent natalie pirks at the emirates stadium. there was unrest before kick—off among the fans natalie, what was the mood like after that? they went away with about 20 minutes to go, they didn't stick around to see the end. they knew exactly what was coming. 0bviously see the end. they knew exactly what was coming. obviously the build up to this match had been overshadowed by talk of a training

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. >> it's deja vu for president trump. >> a judge has blocked our executive order on travel. his newly revised travel ban blocked again and again, he vowed to fight it. >> as far as it needs to go including all the way up to the supre court. >> this time the nationwide restraining order put in place by the judge in hawaii and a narrower order out of maryland before the ban was set to take effect. the new ban like the original one is said to discriminate on nationality and religion and president trump call its overreach and that the ruling it flawed insisting the travel ban falls in the president's lawful authority to pro. >> the order was a watered down version of the >> and dan abrahams says that the watered down argument could hurt the administrationcourt. >> the same purpose behind the first one exists. >> and another issueists, the t president claiming that former president obama wiretapped trump >> lets see whether or not i prove it. first time where he got the bo things, this is a lot of wiretapping talked things. >> but in terms actual says he has seen nothing. >> will

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. >> turns out bachelor fans have seen that ring before though, we are calling it diamond deja vu. it is the same wing robby picked out for jojo in august on the bachelorette. >> wow. >> a princess cut diamond. >> jojo ended up picking jordan though. and neil lane, has been a jeweler for french ice for nine years. he said quote, some are the same, some changed settings or redesigned and some are new. adding this particular ring while quote has found its home. >> i guess the question people are asking is how longer they home? >> give me someone else's ring. >> it was free, though. >> nick and vanessa make it to the alter? let's talk about make shelton and gwen stefani. we are all over him that blake will pop the question. >> i bet he doesn't use someone else's ring. >> sounds like when he does gwen will say yes and on national television no less. >> what about like a proposal on the show, what do you think? >> would that make you feel better gwen? >> that would be my dream come true. >> is gwen ready to tie the knot? >> it's incredible to have a best friend like that guy. he is an a

you must be having this deja vu. >> it is deja vu all over again.i was working with my district, and i traveled to every district and many of them twice, to hear what they had to sayen this they were not-- they were not pleased with the version of the health care act that we were discussing in washington, and i took that message back to washington as their representative. and, you know, that's with what a lot of people have to understand. we representatives, when we go to washington, we don't push our personal agenda, or a special interest agenda, we're supposed to represent the people that we-- that sent us there and so many of the people in congress today don't do that and these where the real division comes. laura: now, as you're watching what's happening now and comparing it to what happened in 2009, what is different? what are the parallels? >> one major difference is the economy. back in 2009-2010 if you remember, we were in a horrible downturn in our economy. we were going deeper and deeper in debt and people just were-- they were very, very

. >>> this morning on "world news now," deja vu for the president's travel ban.ederal judge halting the revised executive order overnight, the president responding in front of his rallying supporters. >> and we're learning new details about the charges against alleged russian spies in the hacking of yahoo! e-mail accounts. the department of justice says these men republican responsible for it. >> and new this half hour, the federal reserve gentle taps the brakes on the growing economy by boosting its benchmark interest. >> how the hike will cost borrowers so much more and barely budget average american savings account. >> they're not your average couple. first daughter ivanka trump and canada's prime minister justin

new cars, new regulations, but it was deja vu in australia as lewis hamilton came out on top in qualifyingh year running. the briton predicted ferrari would be a threat and vettel joins him on the front row. his new mercedes team—mate got closer to hamilton than rosberg managed a year ago and the finn went second. onto football, and dundee united have won the scottish challenge cup, with victory over st mirren at fir park. it's the first time they've won the competition — which is for the u20 teams from the scottish premiership plus the championship and divisions below. dundee united did it in some style with a stunning opening goal. tim hague reports. this, the scottish challenge cup final, and the prize for dundee united and st mirren there for all to see. but before that, respect. a minute's silence for the victims of this week's london terror attack. once the action began at fir park, it was st mirren who started the stronger. two chances coming and going including a shot against the post. while dundee united were struggling, tony andreu changed all that. what a volley and what a goal

new cars, new regulations, but it was deja vu in australia as lewis hamilton came out on top in qualifyingh year running. the briton predicted ferrari would be a threat and vettel joins him on the front row. his new mercedes team—mate got closer to hamilton than rosberg managed a year ago and the finn went second. others seem unlikely to challenge with red bull's hopes appearing thin for now. max verstappen was more than a second off the pace and had to settle for fifth. daniel ricicardo pushed so hard it cost him dear in front of his home fans. if hamilton was on the limit, it didn't show. when it mattered it beat the mark set down by bottas and despite reviving ferrari's fortunes, vettel was more than a quarter of a second adrift. working how he can gain advantage over the mercedes will be crucial. this rule change has been huge and such a massive challenge for everyone and the guys have just worked, you know, so hard to make this car what it is today and to be out there to up here representing them, valtteri did a greatjob. it is great for us, for mercedes. i'm looking forward to the ra

new cars, new regulations, but it was deja vu in australia as lewis hamilton came out on top in qualifyingri would be a threat and vettel joins him on the front row. his new mercedes team—mate got closer to hamilton than rosberg managed a year ago and the finn went second. others seem unlikely to challenge with red bull's hopes appearing thin for now. verstappen was more than a second off the pace and had to settle for fifth. ricardo pushed so hard it cost him dear in front of his home fans. if hamilton was on the limit, it didn't show. when it mattered it beat the mark set down by bottas and despite reviving ferrari's fortunes, vettel was more than a quarter of a second adrift. working how he can gain advantage over the mercedes will be crucial. this rule change has been huge and such a massive challenge for everyone and the guys have just worked, you know, so hard to make this car what it is today and to be out there to up here representing them, valtteri did a greatjob. it is great for us for mercedes. i'm looking forward to the race and it is close between us all. sir bradley wiggins h

dÉjÀ vu for those who remember when the team left a decade ago, how the fans are handling their grief>> plenty of parking, a convenient location, really good. >> he's loving it and it's not just b.a.r.t. riders who are loving the new station. >>> i'm jonathan bloom with mow the technology works on abc 7 news >>> i have mixed feelings, obviously. i love oakland, i love the fans in oakland and i know there's going to be disappointment and maybe some anger. >> that's an understatement. mixed feelings, but the raiders are again leaving oakland. >> the news rippled through oakland, abc7 news reporter karen tyler has the reaction from fans. >> reporter: disappointment doesn't even begin to describe the feelings of raider nation tonight. >> in terms of oakland raider fans, it's a horrific day. >> chris led the grass roots effort that tried to convince owner mark davis to keep the raiders in town. >> over the 40 years we have played oakland, we have served the county well. it's just devastating. >> helmets, jackets, all of our hats, just everything. >> reporter: celia is so upset she's dumped

dÉjÀ vu for those who remember when the team left a decade ago, how the fans are handling their grief>> plenty of parking, a convenient location, really good. >> he's loving it and it's not just b.a.r.t. riders who are loving the new station. >>> i'm jonathan bloom with mow the tec >>> i have mixed feelings, obviously. i love oakland, i love the fans in oakland and i know there's going to be disappointment and maybe some anger. >> that's an understatement. mixed feelings, but the raiders are again leaving oakland. >> the news rippled through oakland, abc7 news reporter karen tyler has the reaction from fans. >> reporter: disappointment doesn't even begin to describe the feelings of raider nation tonight. >> in terms of oakland raider fans, it's a horrific day. >> chris led the grass roots effort that tried to convince owner mark davis to keep the raiders in town. >> over the 40 years we have played oakland, we have served the county well. it's just devastating. >> helmets, jackets, all of our hats, just everything. >> reporter: celia is so upset she's dumped her raiders greer in the t

. >> reporter: well, there is an unsettling sense of deja vu for neighbors here because back in may ofdies of two men were found in these woods. their killer is now serving life sentences. but it's happened again. now two sets of human remains found in the woods about 300 yards from where i'm standing. it has the fbi and fairf police promising to find the latest killers to try to stop this surge in gang violence. a tip led police to dig here for two days. late thursday night their made their troubling discovery. we were able to go to the spot where the bodies were bury. the medical examiner will determine the victims' identity police want to know who killed them. >> this problem is horrible. this is four murders this this park. obviously we've had other murders in the region in the past few weeks. this is getting out of control and we need to stop it. >> reporter: the other recent murders, those of 21-year-old christian sosa rivas and 16-year-old accelexandra reyes. the discovery of more bodies heightens concern of other missing teens in our area. these two boys haven't been seen since

. >> good morning, that reaction this morning was mixed, some angry, others calling it a deja vu and this budget could cost the epa 3200 jobs, that's unsurprisingly concerning to many employees we spoke with this morning. we caught them getting off the metro at federal triangle, wondering what it would mean to their lively lo llihoods and environment. >> devastating for environment and for the government and just devastating for the entire world. >> concerned to be called out on a budge jobs can leave? >> unfortunately no, it's happened before to the epa. we're always on the chopping block, considered a political football. so unfortunately for me, i'm not surprised. >> been there before but does not enjoy being there again. employees tell us the proposed job cuts could have significant impact to contracted workers and years of environmental research, back to you. >> justin, thank you so much. >> switching gears now, another frigid morning out there. there is some good news. the sun is out. >> yeah. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell joins us with how much the sun will warm us u

clearing and the overnight hours, we are going to do it all over again, kind of like a carbon copy, a deja vuyou get up for monday morning commute. scattered showers, downpours and adding up today and tomorrow, a tenth to perhaps a third inch across the bay area. the accuweather seven day forecast, download the abc 7 news app and see the live cameras around the bay. track the rain. looking at four dry days before we could see rain invade the north bay as soon as friday night. it's always around baseball season, little league, softball. you can be sure the rain returns on the weekends, unfortunately. >> yeah. march just continuing where february left off. >> yeah, absolutely. >> thank you, lisa. >>> the face of fillmore street in san francisco's neighborhood is changing. small business owners are saying it's for the worse. there's been a growing trend of several empty store fronts and increasing rent. abc 7 news reporter, melanie woodrow exchanges. >> real foods company closin is putting a dent in sales left and right. >> that was my sunday, people runninger rands, going to the grocery store.

there is a sense of deja vu when you talk about these indictments. >> we have seen this before.as a long history of chaebol executives from korean conglomerates. arrested, indicted, convicted. the usually do not go to jail. they quite often get pardons. to keep still do manage on running their companies. so they are quite resilient. >> is there anything different in this case? saying, we have received calls before in south korea. there seems to be opposition this time to push for this movement. >> that is correct. there are a strong feeling among many people that are nothing is enough. it is tough to change. that said, there has not been for many years, decades even, calls for reform of the chaebol s. that is the refrain in korean politics. politicians will come into, we are tough this time, this time we mean it. but here we are. that this time may be different. the we should be a little skeptical. >> what about what happens at samsung now? looking at the shares, they have performed pretty well over the last year in the face of all this happening. what happens with the company?

coming up why it's a case of deja vu for neighbors here. >> reporter: i'm meagan fitzgerald in rockvilleformation about the 70-year-old man who died after a fire rips through his home. >>> first up tonight, two people killed in a violent crash. we're now learning they may be teen agers. i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. wendy is off tonight. the wreck left another person in critical condition. police say the driver may have been speeding when this car slammed into a pole on smallwood drive in waldorf, maryland. >> news4's derrick ward joins us from the scene. >> reporter: as you can see behind me now, the cleanup continues. what's left of that car is now up on a flat bed tow truck. how this crash happened and why. a single car crash at the intersection of smallwood drive and st. niklas drive in waldorf. it happened just after 12:30. it was as quick as it was deadly. this man was waiting for the light to change when the car came by. >> the speed was super fast. my truck shook. >> reporter: there were about four or five others cars as that speeding car came on. >> there was a car in

there's a little bit of deja vu, right?fter we learned from national security adviser michael flynn, he was fired for these allegations. >> exactly. it looks similar to what happened with michael flynn. it'll be interesting to see how this plays out with donald trump as he weighs what to do next, if in fact ass are serious as what people are saying. the department of justice is confirming that jeff sessions did meet, did talk with russian ambassador sergey i. kislyak twice during trump's campaign for the white house. this goes against what senator sessions said under oath in testimony saying, i did not have communications with the russians. that's a quote. thursday, he did make a u-turn, and he said he never met them in person. let's take a listen. >> meetings with russian operatives or russian intermediaries about the trump campaign and the idea that i was part of a "continuing exchange of information during the campaign between trump surrogates and intermediaries for the russian government" is totally false. >> he says th

. >> deja vu all over again. >> exactly. >> thank you all so much. you're the best.hank you for joining us on "inside politics." we are minutes away from the president's joint news conference with german chancellor angela merkel. and wolf blitzer will bring that to you live after a break. attention homeowners age sixty-two and older. one reverse mortgage has a great way for you to live a better retirement... it's called a reverse mortgage. call right now to receive your free information kit with no obligation. it answers questions like... how a reverse mortgage works, how much you qualify for, the ways to receive your money and more. plus, when you call now, you'll get this magnifier with led light absolutely free! when you call the experts at one reverse mortgage today you'll learn the benefits of a government-insured reverse mortgage. it will eliminate your monthly mortgage payments and give you tax-free cash from the equity in your home... and here's the best part... you still own yohome. call now! take control of your retirement today! they carry your fans shpass

>> the deja vu part, the irony here is that declaration that republicans love to go over, he lied because you can keep your plan, only 2% of people were affected that could not keep their plan. it was only a sliver of the individual market. what they're saying here is literally going to apply to tens of millions of people. the reason why they won't get up and say what steve moore wanted them to say, everyone will be covered and they'll do it in a way that saves costs, they can't say that. the cbo is going to put out a number today that's going to make completely clear that millions of people are going to lose their insurance. the cost is going to be higher. premiums are going to skyrocket even more than they would have skyrocketed without this, and it's going to cost the government money. that is why we're less than two months in. they have developed a life-threatening fact allergy in the administration. you see them saying don't trust anything the cbo tells you, don't trust the kbur row of labor statistics. it's embarrassing what they're doi doing. >> steven, your response. >> the health

. >> deja vu. didn't we do this forecast already like in january? >> yeah. you're right.> it's back. all right. lisa, thanks so much. >>> michael finney spent a lot of time working to protect us from small print. this morning he tells us there is some small print that can actually save you money. >> reporter: small print found in credit card contracts often cost big bucks. what with fees and credit costs. but there also can be small print in those same contracts that save you money. often credit cards provide extended warranties and free rental car insurance. these hidden deals aren't confined to just credit cards. recently bay area consumers checkbook went looking for hidden perks. >> we found health insurance plans often give you free or even -- or discounted health and fitness club memberships, or discounted weight watcher member ships. >> reporter: kevin said for amazon, they offer much more than just free shipping. with it, you can wack up all your photos on the cloud for free. you can also get free music streaming service. right there. a savings of about $250 a year

. >> getting a lot of plitt oliti deja vu. >>> february durable goods are out at 8:30 a.m.astern time. the headline number is expected to rise 1.5%. roughly in line with january. we'll watch for the chicago fed president, charles evans, st. louis fed president, james bullard, and new york fed president, bill dudley. as for earnings, retail ers ret finish line reports before the bill. >>> investors pulled 1.3 billion from financial sector funds in the worst week of net sales since july of 2015. investors poured 8.3 billion into u.s. base taxable bond funds. >>> coming up, theranos founder elizabeth holmes plans to give out personal shares in the stake of her company, but there's a catch, a big one. stay tuned. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. ities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. experience exceptional offers on sales event is here. our most refined models ever. get up to $2,500 customer cash on select 2017 models for these terms. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. the

. >> well, this is just deja vu for the white house and since coming from the courts the words matter t words of the president. the words of his aids seemingly coming back to haunt this administration again and again and once again setting up the possibility of a court fight that could go all the way to the supreme court. >> you don't think this was done by a judge for political reasons do you? no. this ruling makes us look weak. >> president trump talking tough in the face of another major blow to one of his key policy proposals. >> this is the opinion of many. an unprecedented judicial overreach. >> a federal judge in hawaii blocking the administration revised ban nationwide just hours before it was scheduled to take effect. ruling that the state had reasonable grounds to challenge the order as religious discrimination and pointing to the president's own words as proof. >> i think islam hates us. >> is there war between the west and radical islam. >> it's radical but it's very hard to define. it's hard to separate because you don't know who is who. >> the judge also citing statement

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. >>> and finally in a case that sounds like deja vu.an sachs is going on a buying binge for dlin b kwent mortgages. a recent report from "the wall street journal" says that goldman sachs has become the largest buyer of dlelinquent hoe loans. this is a result of a settlement that was reached with federal authorities. and the agencies, as a result of this deal, they were had to buy and go ahead in part of this deal to provide u $1.8 billion in home relief. that headline will certainly grab attention on wall street. >> nancy, thank you. thank you for bringing us back to the housing crisis. >>> another day, another report on michael flynn's ties to foreign interest. i'm sure you can guess which country it involves. yep, russia. >>> bill karins with your st. patrick's day forecast. we're back in a moment. i had frequent heartburn, but my doctor recommended... ...prilosec otc 7 years ago, 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning, 24 hours and zero heartburn. it's been the number 1 doctor recommended brand for 10... ...straight years,

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m feels like presidential deja vu, doesn't it? so many key differences here.y have taken their time with this order, being meticulous in their planning, seemingly, where last time, they were haphazard and rather slovenly about the wording of the order. the reason is that they wa nt the order. the reason is that they want this to withstand legal challenge. the last order was fairly easy for opponents like the american civil liberties union to overturn, to persuade a federal court that it was unconstitutional. that is one aim of this revised ban. another aim is, it makes it more politically palatable to take iraq off the list. john mccain said, how can you include our ally in fighting islamic state 7 ta ke include our ally in fighting islamic state? take iraq off the list. and they have done that. republicans have been critical of the first order and have said that they are happy with this one. the washington state attorney general said the trump administration has capitulated on numerous policies. it looks like they have more legal backing, but we have the aclu

. >>> for some raider fans there might be a sense of deja vu tonight since they abandoned oakland once before. the year was 1982 when the late al davis moved his team to los angeles. they refused permission, but davis took the nfl to court and won. raiders left town, but davis moved them back in 1995 after 13 seasons in the l.a. coliseum. >>> there have been a number of other nfl news. st. louis cardinals moved to tempe, arizona in 1998. in 1995 the rams left los angeles and moved to st. louis. the following year the cleveland browns moved to baltimore and became the ravens. in 1997 the houston oilers moved to memphis where they soon changed their name to the tennessee titans. and then last year the rams moved back to los angeles. the san diego chargers are also on the move. the chargers are heading to l.a. after 56 seasons in san diego. they plan to play their home games this season at the stubhub center, which only holds about 27,000 people. then in 2019, they will share a new stadium with the l.a. rams. >>> miami dolphins owner steven ross cast a single vote against the raiders move

we're talking about deja vu. >> although people may be getting sick of russia, this is a landmark story. why? according to the department of justice this is a case of state sponsored hacking. yahoo! and the breach of privacy, billion people, was done in part by officials of the russian government. that's a big deal. if they would do that, what else are they doing? what else are they hacking? i think it fuels the whole effort by lindsay graham and the others to probe into exactly the nuts and bolts of what russia did and to whom did they do it? i think senator graham is on the right track, finding out whether or not there is a foreign intelligence surveillance court warrant. if there is a warrant, there's probable cause of something. i think that this yahoo! story now with this indictment which means there's probable cause that this crime was committed. i think this opens up a whole can of worms. we will, to our distress, find out how these neo commies have been infiltrating our government and businesses. >> melissa: when mitt romney thought russia was a big threat. here we are. ended up

it's like deja vu. >> reporter: more damning testimony, or was it? absolutely certain you and mr. friend were watching >> reporter: the defense had done its homework and was ready to pounce. >>> coming up, the judge explodes at the prosecution -- >> you put on a jailhouse snitch, and you didn't check any further into his credibility? i don't want a response to that. >> and a son defends the man accused of killing his mother. >> i know that he loves me too much to hurt me by taking my mother from me. >> reporter: the defense was behind on points after alan gold, the state's star witness, spun a hypnotic story about helping his buddy, clifford friend, dump his ex-wife's body in the ocean. but one person wasn't convinced. christian friend, the boy who lost his mother at the age of 5, listened to two weeks of damning evidence that his father killed her. >> every night he came home feeling more and more confident that his father was innocent. >> reporter: was innocent, not going the other way? not getting shaky about -- >> oh, he wasn't shaky at all. >> r

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listeners get their hands on this, they'll see this is the best product on the market and it will be deja vu>> to the point, i guess, i've been asking questions about, though, if the company doesn't deliver some sort of investment from a significant investment and/or potentially a deal, do you think there's going to be disappointment amongst your shareholder base, or do you think they will focus, as you want them to, obviously, on this new product and your growth potential? >> look, i think it's on us to execute right now and we've done this before. we've been here before. so i'm confident about pandora's ability in this space. again, these are early days in the subscription and music, and i think listeners don't know what a real premium product looks like yet, and that's what pandora is yet, the first premium product to hit the market. it takes this enormous catalog of music, and it makes it addressable, navigable, intuitive. pandora's product is easy to get around. when you launch it, it has so much information about you as a listener, there's no cold start problem on pandora. keep in mind

it's kind of like deja vu. feels like we were just here in the final four and of course they came home with the trophy. jay wright said it felt that way him because the off season was pretty short. they're hoping the same thing happens yet again. live on the villanova campus where the wildcats have just departed for the ncaa tournament and a chance to repeat. i'm jaime apody channel6 "action news." rick and sharrie back to you. >> jamie thank you. >>> i like their chances. >> they've got a good a chance as anyone else. they've done it before. jamie thanks. >> still to come on "action news" an unexpected deal. two former penn state officials admit their role in the child abuse scandal involving jerry sandusky. >> plus, a north philadelphia home goes up in flames and first responders risk their lives to rescue those inside. >> also one missing in florida with ties to our area is found alive its a crime allegedly orchestrated by her estranged husband. we have the details when we come right back. >> ♪ where's frank

. >> with valeant people look at a deja vu and those losses were about a tenth the size of the ones he is taking on on valeant and change management that didn't go as well as planned. but from there he moved on. and a lot of people point to some of the winners right after he moved on from jcpenney, namely canadian pacific. that's a stake that he exited this year. >> $2.2 billion that he had made allergan. as you say, look, we lay out the good, the bad and the ugly. and over the years there has been much good, right? i mean, i just made a list. mcdonald's, wendy's, tim horton's, general growth and mbia, a long saga that paid off incredibly well and allergan and canadian pacific. and the mow more recent issues that have people focused on that side of the ledger and clouds the overall picture for some. >> that's what you get with an investment like bill ackman who takes these extremely concentrated bets. you'll have these high rewards and then the, of course, valeant situations with the big losses. in recent years, you've seen incredible losses and net returns on his portfolio. but in 201

this is almost deja vu where the republicans are in the same dilemma where they're trying to figure thiseir own ranks. the reality is when you look at legislative history in this country, any legislation that passes in a bipartisan way has a much, much more snificant chance of surviving future congresses and future president. and because the affordable care act passed by a party line vote, here we are now. and potentially because republicans are rushing this through on thursday, the democrats are not lifting a finger. so this is a vicious cycle that quite frankly we have to get out of. this has to pass in a bipartisan way, especially when you're dealing with entitlements. that's the bottom line. >> i think at least 12 republican congressman, five senators, say they're not going to back the new health care bill. marjorie, is it fair to say that the leadership botched this rollout? >> well, i think it has been challenging. when you don't have your own party aligned, that in itself, it doesn't create a unified message this is the right plan. obviously there's a lot that's been unpacked in t

in a bit of deja vu he's ending the week with another weekend trip to florida. in case you're counting the cash, it's an estimated $3 million to get him down to mar-a-lago. more than $10 million. as the preside heads to palm beach, he's once again leaving behind a west wing in turmoil. >> reporter: it could have been the week of the reset. >> the president of the united states! >> reporter: president trump off twitter and back on prompter for his first address to congress. >> i am here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength. and it is a message deeply delivered from my heart. >> reporter: but for all the ballyhoing over his tone, it was the same message. the white house regifting an old present in new wrapping paper. >> we've defended the borders of other nations, while leaving our own borders wide open for anyone to cross. >> we've defended other nations' borders while leaving ours wide open. anybody can come in. >> we will soon begin the construction of a great, great wall along our southern border. >> we're going to build a wall. don't worry about

indeed, if i were to describe the atmosphere it is one of deja vu. two and a half years ago that we were supposed to have settled this question once and for all, and of course various things that were said on both sides will now be thrown back at various counts, not least the promise made by alex salmond and nicola sturgeon that the decision in 2014 was once ina that the decision in 2014 was once in a generation. the difficulty is the divisions those arguments have barely healed. of course there are varying accounts of this. there are two broad narratives, some people argue it was incredibly unpleasant, spilling over into near violence, very divisive. 0thers paint a picture of happiness and democratic engagement. the truth falls somewhere in between the two. i covered it extensively at the time, it was enormously engaging, but yes, it was enormously engaging, but yes, it points it was also very divisive. it lingers, it has shaped every election since then, not least the general election 2015 when the snp w011 general election 2015 when the snp won al

it feels like deja vu all over again.n the meantime as you mentioned, the fed was the dominant story in the markets. you saw equities and bonds rally immediately after this fed decision. yvonne: yields plunging along with the dollar. let's see how things are playing out in asia right now. we see more than a 1% move lower against the g10 currencies. dollar, risingi 4/10 of 1% from the previous quarter. stocks up 7/10 of 1%. the open of sydney, watch out ba's.hem -- the c the cert -- the aussie surged against the dollar. jobs numbers out in about 90 minutes from now. japan, possibly the biggest loser here today. a more than 1% drop in dollar-yen. 113 against the dollar right now. looks like a headwind for the nikkei. and we contemplate the boj later today. betty: indeed. let's see how this played out on wall street. abigail doolittle standing by. -- buy, buy.ye, >> all of three higher on the session. as fed chair janet yellen did fed isout the idea the there, she used the phrase accommodation. a bit more dovish than what th

. >> it feels like deja vu all over again.epartment of justice not once but twice during the u.s. campaign. mr. sessions was one of the earliest supporters of mr. trump and mr. trump says he still has confidence in him. thursday, he was acting in his own capacity as a senator. >> i have never had a meeting with russian operatives or russian intermediaries about the trump campaign. i was part of a continuing exchange of information. >> he says he will follow the advice of his ethics counsel. that is why he is recusing himself from these probes in regards to russia for the white house. , two other trump campaign officials have also been mentioned in terms of meeting with the russian ambassador. parts.f moving >> we have heard from the president. did. finally he was quiet for quite a few hours. but in the past 45 minutes, he came out with a few statements and was saying that this is a total witchhunt on the part of the democrats. he has total confidence saying that sessions as an honest man and he did not say anything wrong. he a

the words of yogey beara, it's deja vu all over again and people are asking that question and it rings more loudly today than it did back then in 1973, 1974. what did the president know and when did he know it about a lot of issues. the issue of the affordable care act and whether or not you are going to repeal it and replace it with something better or are you going to repeal and replace it with something worse. what did the president know and when did he know it? because it's clear now to everybody who has had the opportunity to look at this offering that the republicans have put forward, you are going to be worst off today than you were when the affordable care act was implemented, because 20 million of the 30 million people who are on coverage now will be off coverage if this thing passes. his fairness of breast-feeding mothers act. introduced by my colleague and friend, congresswoman norton, this is a bill from a mother herself who knows the needs of other mothers and i'm so happy my friends on the other -- this is bipartisan. i'm happy this will bill is passing today. but i'll te