elizabeth: leland. leland: now for a republican who is supporting the health care bill, lock, stock and as they say in oklahoma, barrel. oklahoma congressman tom cole. good to see you sir. >> great to be with you. leland: i was taken by a quote you had earlier on cnn, you said i would not want to be the republican that derails the train. i'm assuming this is the train of health care. the question is, is that a threat? is that a promise? what happens to these republicans who say it's just not enough? >> it's certainly not a threat, frankly, ap i agree very much with what brian had to say. we're going through a good process and this bill has gotten better as it's moved through the committee process. he mentioned the work requirement and we had additional amendment that you'll see in rules committee next week, it's targeted toward people that are 50 to 64, to try and help them with a higher tax credit than they might have received under the initial proposal. again, it gets better as we go along, but i thin

elizabeth. elizabeth: very sad. thank you so much. we appreciate it.ok one marine's legs, but the terrorist bomb could not take his desire to serve. after learning to walk again, he decided to put on a different uniform rather -- not interview, my bad. and as they say, soldier on. brian yennis with us in new york. >> memory better in the ts are rare at is the first double amputee police officer in the u.s. he lost both of his legs during operation enduring rebound in afghanistan on the night of june or 21st, 2011. serving as a machine gunner jumped off the roof of a building and landed on a 30-pound improvised as a device. both legs have to be amputated below the knees and he suffered a broken pelvis and shattered the mayor. but that did not stop matias. within three months he was walking again. he's in suffolk county new york. on friday, matias ferreira graduates from the police academy. there were no special waivers he passed all of the physical requirements. the 28 road starts this upcoming week. >> today, the war hero word testosterone pretty easil

elizabeth: i'm elizabeth prann. thanks for joining us.resident donald trump's waking up the world with a shocking allegation on twitter, fox is working on the developing story. and we start at mar-a-lago where the president is spending the weekend. kristin is standing by with the latest. what can you tell us? >> well, liz, these are explosive allegations. if true, it could lead to the indictment of a former president and his staff. but if false, then critics of this new president, who is accusing of playing loose with the facts, just got an entire arsenal of ammunition against time. here are the allegations from president trump just this morning. he tweeted out, quote, terrible. just found out that obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory. nothing found. this is mccarthyism. in a second tweet he said how low has president obama gone to tap my phones during the very sacred election process. this is nixon, watergate, bad or sick guy. now, president trump has so far offered zero proof, zero evidence to back up these c

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leland: elizabeth: opening statements to market elizabeth kerry, fascinating.u, appreciate it. shannon bream will be hosting a special edition of america's newsroom with all the action from inside the senate chamber tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. eastern. after the break, we told you about the devastating ring leading to deadly mudslides. howard has led some towns completely cut off. a showdown between one state and the federal government is unfolding under present no bugs travel ban. what's next in the standoff over executive order number two. i considered all my options with my doctor, who recommended once-daily toujeo®. now i'm on the path to better blood sugar control. toujeo® is a long-acting insulin from the makers of lantus®. it releases slowly, providing consistent insulin levels for a full 24 hours, proven full 24-hour blood sugar control, and significant a1c reduction. and along with toujeo®, i'm eating better and moving more. toujeo® is a long-acting, man-made insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insuli

elizabeth: christian fisher reporting. thank you.leland: president trump saturday morning to return came after a noble maybe not on friday after his meeting with attorney general such sessions. he recused himself from an investigation of russian involvement in the u.s. election over accusations he lied after his confirmation hearing regarding this on russian connections. to follow all of this, i made timeline, in your academy here in d.c. reporter: of the land. a democrat that even with the attorney general jeff sessions are choosing himself investigations around the 2016 election, they are concerned there could be more connection between the trump administration and russia and ultimately the investigation won't get to the bottom of russia trying to influence our election. fox news sunday democratic senator chris kuhn insisted on the judiciary foreign relations committee also said he believed some of those questions about ties to russia would be answered without president trump releasing tax returns and argued the entire country shou

elizabeth?s hence about to speak to small business owners, we take those live, we have more news after the break, stay with us. i wanted to know where my family came from. i did my ancestrydna. the most shocking result was that i'm 26% native american. i had no idea. it's opened up a whole new world for me. ♪ elizabeth: well, mother nature is cooperating as with we see thousands of people descending on the tidal basin in the national mall to look at the beautiful cherry placesons. that's all the time we have, america's news headquarters continues next hour. kelly: the white house moving forward after the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare falls short before even making it to the full house for a vote. president trump putting the blame on democrats and vowing to revisit health care reform after the current law dies on its own. welcome, everyone, to a new hour inside "america's news headquarters," i'm kelly wright. julie: and i'm julie banderas. despite an aggressive sales pitch from

we'll be right back with elizabeth banks, everybody! check that out. elizabeth banks, everybody!nd gentlemen, please [ cheers and applause ] >> wow! >> jimmy: you look gorgeous, pal. >> thank you. >> go, go power rangers! how's everything going? because i know yound2-year-old. >> yeah, i have a four ay nd ji >> jimmy: how old are they again now? >> they're 4 and 5. >> jimmy: felix and magnus. >> felix and magnus, yeah. so, felix, he wants to know, first of all, what's the oldest one? winnie? >> jimmy: winnie is the oldest one. winnie and franny, yeah. >> winnie. does she have a job? [ light laughter ] that's the main thing he wants to know. does she have b? is all right. he a nice person, or is she a trickyerdenitely a nice perso. >> okay. all right. well, we'll see, all right. because he said, "if they are a a tricky person, probably they would lie about it, and say they're not." [ light laughter ] just saying say no -- >> jimmy: she's very very honest. very, very innocent. >> he's worried that she might be tricky. >> jimmy: no, they're not tricky at all. >> okay, the other thin

she is his prey. >> reporter: elizabeth's case doesn't stand alone.here's a history of abuse between teachers and those in their care. >> when somebody's in a power position and you're 15 and they're the teacher, is it possible to give consent? >> i don't think it is. not in a true and meaningful sense, certainly not in a legal sense. >> reporter: jenny cutner knows firsthand how a schoolgirl crush can turn sinister. >> he struck me as innocent at the time, which now seems delusional. >> reporter: she's now 25, but over a decade ago her history teacher began an inappropriate flirtation. >> i was very insecure. i'd never had a boyfriend. i hadn't really been kissed. >> reporter: his name was lance muller, then a married 23-year-old teacher at her middle school. go back to your 14-year-old self. what did all of his attention and the things he said and did with you, how did that make you feel? >> really flattered. really special. i felt that he really saw me. he felt so mature. and i felt that i was so mature for my age. >> reporter: despite their 10-yea

elizabeth: eduardo garcÍa cruzÓ la frontera de mÉxico a los estados unidos desde muy chico.restaurante, por lo que no fue a la escuela. incluso, cometiÓ errores que lo llevaron a prisiÓn. >> cuando yo tenÍa 18 aÑos, me involucrÉ en un asalto. yo no fui la persona que hizo el asalto, pero si sabÍa... elizabeth: al cumplir el tiempo en prisiÓn en atlanta, fue deportado por primera vez a mÉxico. regreso a los estados unidos, donde viviÓ por 27 aÑos. allÍ estÁ su mamá, su hermano y su hijo mÁximo. >> vivÍ con un ser humano que yo amo por cuatro aÑos y de repente, me lo quitaron de la noche a la maÑana. eliza hoy eduardo es dueÑo de uno -- elizabeth: hoy eduardo es sueÑo de uno de los restaurantes mÁs famosos. >> sÓlo se necesitaba un tirano como una persona ignorante que dijera: "estÁ bien ser racista". elizabeth: en mÉxico encontrÓ su sueÑo y reconoce que trabajando hay grandes oportunidades. >> yo tengo socios en mÉxico. argentinos que vienen a nuestro paÍs y se enamoran de Él. dicen: "aquÍ puedo hacer algo". fÉlix: se acabaron los invictos en la novena jornada de la liga mx.

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david: elizabeth, what do you think? >> analysts on wall street like it, better customers service than lowe's they say. david: keep it here, the number one business block continues with eric bolling and cashin' in. eric: the tax return leak, the liberal media's game of gotcha has hyped as a bombshell for president trump, but turns out he paid 25% in 2005, higher than former president obama, bernie sanders and even mitt romney paid. is the left trying to make something out of nothing again and again and again. and our panel, welcome, everybody. the media thought they had them, but trump was triumphant. >> this is the biggest media flop story of the week, eric. it was something that the liberals, as we know, including hillary clinton, harry reid and the gang, they all believed if they could simply get donald trump's released tax returns they're going to find something. obviously, rachel maddow built this whole story up this week, she was teasing it on twitter and everyone watching, and even those on the left criticized her

they believe elizabeth was last in decatur, alabama on monday afternoon. they admit that the two of them could be anywhere nationwide. the tennessee bureau of investigation issued a multistate amber alert, tad cummings is a white male, 6 feet tall weighing approximately 200 pounds. he has brown hair and eyes. investigators uncovered a troubling pattern of behavior they say indicates tad cummings has been using his role as a teacher to manipulate the 15 -year-old in an effort to lower and potentially sexually exploit her. he is now on tennessee's top ten most wanted list. he is believed to be armed and is driving a silver nissan rogue with tennessee license plate 976 zpt. the suspects wife is pleading with her husband to bring the teenager home. >> let me speak directly to my husband. this is not you. , this is not who you are, we can help you get through this. no matter how far you have gone, or what has happening right now, god's grace is sufficient for you. >> in the meantime, elizabeth's family held a vigil last night pleading for help to bring her home

my arm is going to fall off. >> good problem to have, elizabeth.'s not getting any time recover because elizabeth is shooting pitch perfect 3. and as they go on a big adventures. that airs in december. >> east coast hit by a powerful blizzard and victoria beckham stocking up. >> what we spotted in her car may surprise you, when we come back. next on kron-4 news at eight:the white house releases some of president trump's tax returns.how much billionaire businessman earned... and how much went to the government.plus... a shooting triggers the a lockdown near the campus of cal state east bay.we're live at the scene as police hunt for suspects.i'm steve aveson i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. 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. the reel. see it all on etonline.com. >> travel consideration provided by -- >>> a storm hit the east coast. former spice girl victoria beckham was ready. re she is waiting pati

elizabeth warren would be a gift to him.le name but she only has so big of an audience. in fact, she is going to struggle. >> what happens is with an excited and loud audience, the people tend to think that that is bigger than it actually is. and they look at the success of bernie sanders and they think elizabeth warren is a few years younger than the senator from vermont. she has a way of explaining things that she sort of disavows and ignores facts and logic often times. but it is still very plain for people to grasp onto who want to share her ideology. and because she is able to explain things and she is a firebrand, in many ways she's a natural. >> do you think that she will get beyond these very liberal based red states back to blue again? what she's talking about these things? kennedy: the only power that she has, i believe that the populist ideas that she tapped into along with this president is if the economy improves or the ideas hold, i think she can do well. if the economy improves but people still have things lik

her older sister answer get mother, elizabeth, had been attentive following willy's death. but mary's uncharitable sentiments about her knees, elizabeth daughter julia, including very indiscreet remarks in correspondence, had freda their relationship. so -- had frayed their relationship. she could not expect a warmer reception from others. she decided on chicago. mother and son's departed from the white house on may 23. when lincoln's body had left washington, millions had turned out along the way. but when his widow took leave a month later, elizabeth reported there was scarcely a friend to tell her goodbye. and when the small band arrived in chicago, there is no welcoming party. out of a sense of entitlement, mrs. lincoln decided to head for the tremont house, one of the most fashionable of chicago addresses. no sooner had she settled her sons into the quarters that she soured on the experience, drafted her older son robert defined less expensive accommodations. robert found the family summer quarters in hyde park hotel, seven miles from the city center on lake michigan.

elizabeth warren would be a gift to him.file name but she only has so big of an audience. in fact, she is going to struggle. >> what happens is with an excited and loud audience, the people tend to think that that is bigger than it actually is. and they look at the success of bernie sanders and they think elizabeth warren is a few years younger than the senator from vermont. she has a way of explaining things that she sort of disavows times.ores facts and logic but it is still very plain for people to grasp onto who want to share her ideology. and because she is able to explain things and she is a firebrand, in many ways she's a natural. >> do you think that she will get beyond these very liberal based red states back to blue again? what she's talking about these things? kennedy: the only power that she has, i believe that the populist ideas that she tapped into along with this president is if the economy improves or the ideas hold, i think she can do well. if the economy improves but people still have things like health car

my arm is going to fall off. >> good problem to have, elizabeth.'s not getting any time recover because elizabeth is shooting pitch perfect 3. and as they go on a big adventures. that airs in december. >> east coast hit by a powerful blizzard and victoria beckham stocking up. >> what we spotted in her car may surprise you, when we come back. the exclusive gag reel. see it all on etonline.com. >> travel consideration provided by -- >>> a storm hit the east coast. former spice girl victoria beckham was ready. there she is waiting patiently if line at a grocery store in new york as she stocked up on food. no star treatment there. >> what was in her cart? let's take a peek. water. prepared salads, dips. smoked salmon. >> yeah. and you have to have grapefruit wat water if a storm is >>> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> do you feel like you're a team? >> absolutely. >> number one, nick gives vanessa his final rose. >> are you guys going to get married? >> we're taking baby steps. >> why does bachelor nation need some convi

that little clip is very significant. >> elizabeth: where is the compromise? big issue it seems is we have to take care of the poor. paul ryan said the medicaid block grants to the states, let the states handle that issue. the gop cannot fall down on this. they have to come out saying we are going to take care of the poor. can i make a point? the cbo scoring, they're saying 24 million people will not have insurance within ten years, that's about the same number on the cbo said were going to be in the obamacare exchanges and it's less than half of that. >> steve: they don't have a clue. they can't predict how people would respond years down the line to changing market. but the underlying point here is actually not about healthcare. it's actually deeper than that. it's about how congress works. and the fact that it didn't work. i think the problem is, that if you look at the detail of this, be there's a whole bunch of things that paul ryan is saying will happen in the future, that may actually get some of those freedom caucus people on board, to create some kind

i'm elizabeth hur live in new york, abc news. back to you. >> elizabeth, thank you. >>> mike nicco tracking the path of the storm. we saw changes early on. what's in store now. >> the rain-snow line so hard to forecast, especially so close to the coast where the marine influence is so great like it is here in the bay area. the pink is the rain and snow line. that's hitting new york, bridgeport, hartford and providence. that will my greigrate further e north. this is bringing all snow to washington and baltimore. they're only going to get a couple of more inches. new york still possibly going to get 12. that's going to be widespread up to the north. less than that towards the coast. look where all the heavy snow is going to fall on the ski resorts. up to three feats in the mountains if they can get there. >> appreciate the update, mike. thank you. we are certainly feeling the impact at our bay area airports. there are some lucky passengers who are getting out to the east coast today. abc 7's jessica castro live at sfo for us. >> r

david: elizabeth, what do you think?> analysts on wall street like it, better customers service than lowe's they say. david: keep it here, the number one business block continues with eric bolling and cashin' in. eric: the tax return leak, the liberal media's game of gotcha has hyped as a bombshell for president trump, but turns out he paid 25% in 2005, higher than former president obama, bernie sanders and even mitt romney paid. is the left trying to make something out of nothing again and again and again. and our panel, welcome, everybody. the media thought they had them, but trump was triumphant. >> this is the biggest media flop story of the week, eric. it was something that t

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>> do you know that elizabeth had a hard life at home? yeah, she did have a hard life. she would break down sometimes and sometimes she couldn't stop herself from crying rmt ashley knew her best friend elizabeth was in a secret relationship with a guy she said was amazing and perfect. ashley now believes that relationship was with 50 idea tad school. >> i never thought that a girl i had known for 12 years would go and fall in love with someone like that. >> the truth is, tad is a manipulative person, narcicisstic. >> reporter: chandler anderson worked at cummins at two different hospitals where cummins was a respiratory therapist before becoming a teacher. >> i felt it was a dangerous situation, here's someone that craves authority and now they'll be in an awe authoritative role in people who can't say no to him. >> reporter: the worried heightened by elizabeth's chilling last words before she disappeared to her sister sara. >> she looked at me and said i'm going to be back by 6:00. if i'm not back by 6:00, call the police. >> by now you'

. >> senator elizabeth warren joins me for an exclusive interview. >> trumpcare is one more way to help the rich and powerful and kick dirt in the face of working people. >> plus, congressman steve king fund-raising off. >> this you cannot rebuild your civilization off somebody else's babies. >> and his shared vision with the white house. >> congressman king, about that cultural suicide -- >> and the other member of the trump administration with an alias. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, the simmering tensions in the republican party started to reach a boil today as the harsh realities that americans will face if the gop's health care bill passes have begun to set in. on one side of the brewing civil war you have the economic ethnonationalism of white house chief strategist. on the other, the ayn ran style government philosophy of paul ryan and the health care bill, a product of ryan's philosophy, is a culmination of his career effort to slash the social safety net. it is, as vox put it, class warfare of the rich and poor. according to

elizabeth has not been seen since monday in tennessee.m 24 states but there have been no credible sightings. the search for the high school freshman and her suspected abductor has expanded nationwide. the fbi is involved. they last placed her indicator monday afternoon. and amber alert is active. these are recent surveillance images of tad cummins. he has brown hair and eyes. they uncovered a troubling pattern of behavior that indicates his preplanning of this abduction and used his role as her teacher to manipulate the 15-year-old in an effort to lure and potentially sexually exploit her. tad cummins is driving a nissan rogue and may be sleeping in his car. the suspects wife spoke out yesterday. >> let me speak directly to my yjui +s this is not who you are. we can help you get through this no matter how far you've gone, or what is happening right now, god's grace is sufficient for you. >> he is considered dangerous and on the tennessee bureau of investigation top ten most wanted list. laura: i can only imagine the family of this girl. w

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. >> abc's elizabeth hur kicks off our coverage this morning. she is live and, sorry, elizabeth, we stuck you out in the snow, but describe it for us. what are you seeing so far? >> well, diane and kendis, as you can see, it is snowing out here, and we're out here already with a yardstick. but take a look. we don't need this just yet, but this storm is expected to be so powerful, already thousands of flights have been canceled and schools closed for today from philadelphia all the way up to boston. this morning, mother nature is on the move promising to deliver what could be the biggest snowstorm of the year from pennsylvania, new jersey to new york. >> i'm declaring a state of emergency in new york city. >> reporter: connecticut. >> we are declaring a state of emergency. >> reporter: and maine all under a state of emergency preparing for a nor'easter so powerful, the national weather service is calling it life-threatening. >> every report we've had on it is it's going to snow hard and fast for a long period of time. >> reporter: the same system

this is awesome. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm elizabeth vargas. >> our thanks to elizabeth vargaswe'll be right back. >>> finally tonight, it was american writer dennis waitly who said, don't dwell on what went wrong. focus on what happens next. you can see more stories involving investigative genealogist pam slaton online at abcnews.com. thank you for watching abc news and as always we're online on our "nigh >> here at "millionaire," there are no second chances. if you get a question wrong, you're done. except for this week, because every day, we're bringing back some players whose first time here didn't go so well, and we're giving them another try at the million dollars. it's second chance week on "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ second chance week here on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] today's second chance contestant is the ultimate "millionaire" fan who's been dreaming of a second chance for the last year. from louisville, kentucky, please welcome back my man jerry ellis. how are you, buddy? >> hello, chris. >> good to see you. >> g

let's go to elizabeth, san california, democrats line. caller: hi. one thing that contribute to people together would be for the president to stop alling people names, that is a baseline. one thing that could help in washingtonbody is to get the money out of peoples, that would make come across the aisle. people, remind obamacare was named patient affordable care act and such good dimension number on anderson cooper the night, in 2009, 62% of all medical y were bankruptcy and many of those people had insurance policies. so obamacare strengthened everybody, olicy of not just those in need. when the icans think healthcare redo they're going to build protection in for them, they double-check the fine print because there were protections for everybody. 26-year-olduding the can stay on their parent's plan pre-existing conditions. host: got you elizabeth, davis but the house is about to go in. jump

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she's not getting any time to recover, elizabeth is shooting pitch perfect three. there's going to be more action this time around. >> the east coast was hit last night with heavy snow. and we spotted victoria beckham stocking up. >> what we spotted in her car may surprise you when we come back. >> keep it loose. >> see it all at etonline.com. >>> travel considerations provided by -- >>> stella has hit the east coast. and victoria beckham is ready. she's waiting patiently in line. as she stocked up on food. >> what was in her snow cart? grapefruit water? we spotted some prepared salads and dips and smoked salad. >> you have to have great fruit water if you have a big storm coming, right? >> everyone on the east coast, coming, right? >> everyone on the east coast, stay saf great price on this boneless chicken! yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] great everyday prices and thousands of bonus buy savings. my giant. this march score the perfect basket. buy 8 participating products in one transaction and get a fandango movie ticket. up to $10 total

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