finn wittrock, everybody.s is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: thanks to caitlyn jenner, finn wittrock, and apologies to matt damon. we did run out of time for him. "nightline" is next. but first, this is his self-titled album. here with his new single "like i love you," brett young! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ you would've thought you wrote down every word goodbye spelled out like it ♪ ♪ had been rehearsed and there ain't no point in tryin' to change your mind ♪ ♪ seems like you've got it all figured out you're all right with the way this is goin' down ♪ ♪ don't tell me we could still be friends hang out on the weekends you're gonna be okay ♪ ♪ if i start seein' somebody new you hope that i do it won't be long ♪ ♪ 'til i forget to call every time that i'm drinkin' and you ain't the love song i can't keep from singin' ♪ ♪ i gotta be honest if you really believe that's the truth you never

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i'd especially like to thank the weir, finn, atkinson families who want to tell their stories. they are a vivid reminder for all of us why inaction in this problem is not an option. right now obamacare is failing to deliver for the american people. and the folks here in this room today are a stark reminder of that problem. principles of health care are pretty clear. accessibility and affordability and quality and choices. you all represent millions of americans for whom those principles have been violated, and it's because of your voices and your experience that we're here today to urge the congress to give the president a bill to sign. the president has laid out a positive vision for how to fix this mess by putting patients, and physician in charge of health care decisions, not washington, d.c. we are committed to help the people to enjoy a health system that works for them. the president has made that crystal clear. and an individual who has been working day and night on getting this accomplished is the vice president. he understands the imperative of patient-centered health

finn runs a youth facility and tells us he's facing skyrocketing health care costs.500 a month overnight"president trump is sharing finn's story and others like it from families in ohio, south carolina, and illinois to convince congress to act."we as a party must fulfill that solem promise to the voters of this country to repeal and replace"but the future of health care doesn't rest with the president, it rests with the senate.majority leader mitch mcconnell is expected to call for a vote as early as tomorrow.it's still not clear if senator mcconnell has enough republican votes for his republican bill. and democrats say they still don't know which bill they'll be voting onbut families like the weers from mount pleasant, south carolina tell us they have their own message for congress. "quit messing around with our families, quit messing around with our finances, quit making our lives, more stressful, do your job" president trump hopes republicans are listening and will pass a health care bill before the end of the week.at the white house, i'm mark meredith. (pam) sena

democrats promised americans like steve finn, a former police officer in west virginia, that they would save $2500 a year under obamacare. instead his premiums have more than tripled. that's pretty bad. as a result of obamacare skyrocketing cost, even his family and employees had no other option than going on medicaid and giving up their existing coverage. that's pretty bad to for them, obamacare's promise was a nightmare. marjorie and kevin from south carolina have a son who suffers from spina bifida. washington democrats promised families like them that if they liked their doctor they could keep the doctor, but now there is only one insured left in the state exchange and marjorie says every year she waits anxiously to learn if the doctors and hospitals which her son needs the most will remain in their network. more obamacare lies. you've seen that up front and personal. the democrats promised melissa that her son's pre-existing conditions would be covered. they quickly learned that obamacare's promise of covering pre-existing conditions was meaningless if the doctors you need to care

this evening england named their squad for the old trafford test — just the one change with stephen finnants all retain their places in the 13. los angeles have confirmed that a deal has been agreed to host the 2028 olympics and paralympics. they were also in the running for the 2024 games with paris and that was their first choice but the french capital will now stage those. both games will be ratified by the ioc in september without the need for a vote it will be the third time that la and paris have hosted the olympics. they were the only bidding cities after budapest, rome and hamburg pulled out we have a few formalities left, but the city council the body that a overseas we have got to have a couple of quick hearings and approve it but at this point all systems are 90, it but at this point all systems are go, two years ago the words of the 0lympics were not in the angeleno's vocabulary at that point so i think we have come a long way from when we first indicated there was an outside shot that we would be given the opportunity to even compete so here we are today saying that we're do

roland jones' middlesex team—mate steven finn has been placed on stand—by, but along with batsman tom first cap under skipperjoe root. that consistency is a massive reason why he is so highly thought of. he has takena why he is so highly thought of. he has taken a lot of wickets in that period of time and he has been consta ntly period of time and he has been constantly banking on the door so it is great thing to get the opportunity. he gets the ball to move around which is exactly what you're looking for. so, 100 up for the oval tomorrow and the famous old ground has seen some famous performances down the years — two of them coming in recent times. indeed the last time england met south africa four years ago, hashim amla scored a mammoth unbeaten 311 as the tourists won — it's still the only test triple century scored by a south african batsman. and you only have to go back 23 years to find the greatest test bowling performance at the oval — again south africa were the tourists with devon malcolm taking nine wickets for 57 in an astonishing display of pace and fire. malcolm's figures

steven finn gave middlesex a victory by one wicket over surrey at lord's, they were nine down when heget they had been set. so we made 158—9. elsewhere victories for essex against somerset and gloucestershire against kent. england have named an unchanged side for the second test against south africa, which starts tomorrow at trent bridge. they won the opening match by 211 runs inside four days, a fantastic start forjoe root in his first match as captain. the most important thing is we carry forward that attitude we took into last week. there were a few key periods which were crucial that we weren't, which previously we might not have. it is exciting to do that. there are areas we might have wanted to do better, but we are not the finished article, and we have harder work to do. it is an exciting time for this. we are desperate to get going again on friday. the second test is live on bbc radio 5 live sports extra and the bbc sport website tomorrow from 11am, and you can watch the key moments as they happen. that's all from sportsday with me, will perry. coming up in a moment, the paper

roland jones‘ middlesex teammate steven finn has been placed on standby, but along with batsman tom westleyat consistency is a massive reason why he is so highly thought of. he has taken a lot of wickets in that period of time and has been co nsta ntly period of time and has been constantly banging on the door. it is great for him to get his opportunity. he rolls consistent areas had good pace and gets the ball to move around, which is exactly what you are looking for. when play gets under way between england and south africa, the oval cricket ground in london will have scored a century of its own. because it will become only the fourth venue in the world to have hosted 100 test matches. chris slegg has been looking back at some of the highlights over the years. from all over london, people are trying to squeeze into the oval to see the climax of this prestigious innings. crowds have been watching cricket at the oval since 1880. tomorrow they will do so for the 100th time, as england take on south africa. the weather will determine how much play we actually get to see, as the oval how much

>> bret: matt finn in chicago. thank you. a federal court says that the practice of north carolina elected officials opening meetings with a christian prayer is unconstitutional. the fourth u.s. circuit court of appeals upheld a lower court ruling concerning roman county commissioners. the case could be heading for the u.s. supreme court. when you go outside and look up at the sky, what you may see is not a bird or a plane or even superman, it is a drone. and the more of them are, the greater likelihood of an accident. tonight, correspondent jonathan serrie tells us about a major effort to keep that from happening. >> just in the last 18 months, we've registered twice as many unmanned aircraft than we registered all aircraft in the previous 100 years. from crop dusting to package delivering, commercial drones are about to become a part of everyday life. to safely integrate vast numbers of new unmanned aircraft into the nation's airspace, the faa is relying on the shore, a group of research institutions led by mississippi stat

. >> no i think -- finn's a great guy. i don't think he will have any problems.>> meanwhile, nolan's urge to break new ground visually, seen in the air, dog fights in vintage aircraft captured in flight by imax cameras. >> there's a lot of planning and preparation to get the camera right where the pilot would be. right over his shoulder. a romanian plane with two cockpits with the camera on the wing with the real pilot behind and the actor in front. >> so you are telling tom hardy this. >> exactly. >> i'm going to put you up in a romanian plane. >> you get shots that have never been done before. and really as a film maker you are trying to give the audience an experience they never had before. >> all of nolan's craft seeking to ensure that blood endures as the drama shot where the real events happen. it's 77 years later not lost on the actors. >> you could feel the history under your feet. there was a feeling. an erieness to the place that i think everyone was very aware of where we were. >> for "nightline" i'm chris conley in los angeles. >> thanks to chris conl

matt finn live in chicago with the latest. >> officer mohamed noor is not speaking out, but his partnerho is in the car that night is, telling state investigators, the pair was startled by a loud noise just as justine damond approached the car and that's what caused noor to fire his weapon. the officers responded to the women's 911 call about a potential sexual assault in her neighborhood around 11:30 saturday night. the pair pulled up in their squad car and an alleyway with with their lights off. they heard a loud noise and that's when noor fired his weapon over here ready and struck damon's. it's protocol for officer involved shootings that they are on administered of leave. the mayor of minneapolis and australian prime minister are demanding answers. >> this is a shocking killing and it's inexplicable. our hearts go out to the family. how can a woman out in the streets and her pajamas, seeking assistance from police be struck like that? >> family and friends gathered for a vigil on sydney bache with a late flowers in her favorite color, pink. here ready, the officer who did not pull

playing finn in "star wars: the force awakens" made john instantly famous. >> has anybody snatched you are you taken? >> nah, i'm not taken. i'm single. >> ya heard that? he smells good and he's single, ladies. >> in his new film, "detroit," john shows a more serious side, playing a security guard caught in the crossfire of the detroit riots of 1967. >> it's a war zone out there. they're destroying the city. >> you carried a revolver. >> the movie is already generating oscars buzz. anthony mackie also stars. he got his start in another film set in detroit, eminem's 2002 epic, "8-mile" as the rapper papa doc. ♪ >> do you think about the evolution of anthony mackie? in a lot of ways, a boy from new orleans who now, i mean look at you. do you think about that often? >> i definitely think i'm blessed and fortunate to be where i am, but the thing is if you are not enjoying it, you're not doing it right. >> he continues to rise, you will see him in a new movie next year, but back to "detroit" for a second. it's the most intense movie i have seen this year. the director really has crafted a m

from "landline," finn wittrock. and music from brett young.s point, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thanks to everyone. that's very

finn will move you no matter what but if you want to say and do the right things and treat them withthe proper respect you will get a better result. >> the best way to move is to get rid of everything you can't pack in the suitcase. >> and a high-end corporate moving to work primarily with the business offices or with the people being moved or both? >> it depends on how high and it is. i moved this hollywood guy. he was an eager guy. law and order got canceled so he had to move back to beverly hills. it was just his personal assistant. i've never met him or his family so that happen sometimes but usually it's the families. >> i have a niece and her husband were being relocated from columbus ohio to the boston area. >> thank you. >> i have one question that i want to ask you directly related to the book because it's something that's never been resolved in my mind. if someone came to me -- you and said nobody likes me and i never heard you try to give them advice but never really crystallized. the idea wasn't finished. how did it work out? did he stay or did he leave her what happened?

and now the man who brings the party right into your living room, it's our host franco finn.eering] kofy-tv dance party make some noise! [cheering continues] are you guys ready to get funky tonight, everybody? yeah! well, this is our "'70s disco funk" episode. we're having a good old time and, dj katie, lead us into the first song please. all right. our first song is from the bee gees, "night fever". [cheering] ♪♪

obrecht really get arrested for tampering with finn's drug tests? well, i'm not at liberty to say.? i'm surprised that you care. [ scoffs ] i don't. but franco will. he's been in manhattan. yeah, you know, i haven't seen him around. what's up? most of his assets were frozen pending a civil lawsuit. there's a chance for a negotiated settlement, and if that happens, he might be able to reclaim a large catalog of his work and maybe some large bank accounts. mm. fingers crossed, then. still, i know he'll be upset about obrecht. even though i couldn't stand her, i guess she was a good friend to him. [ sighs ]

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that scorching summer of 676, the transcribes settled along the delaware river in the 1600, the dutch finns swedes were in. dr. lee arnold is the chiropractor of library and collections at the historical society of pennsylvania. he says this city has quite a story. in 1682, a proud quaker named william penn founded philadelphia. this is a william pen letter handwritten in 1696 >> i don't think there's any other city in the united states that can come near philadelphia for its history or importance with the nation. >> reporter: it's a city transformed from a village 250 years ago to a hub of business and production as seen in this promotional film in 1963 >> much has been accomplished had in philadelphia but much more will be done. >> reporter: 50 years later and more is being done. meet 37-year-old charlie mcgrath, a developer who left the city for other big cities and decided to come back when he saw the future of the city in front of his face >> thanks to phillies's growth, we're able to overdeliver on men tea >> overseeing a $50 million renovation of the bourse in old city. philadelphia

and my personal staff whitney daff ner and abbey finn. mr. levin, you're recognized. >> amy all heads up our staff. sara levin, no relation, and melanie hegrin. and from our office also, daniel. thank you. >> it is my pleasure to welcome you back. mr. miller, to the health subcommittee to help us continue the discussion on our medicare program, payments systems and extenders. it's time we took next steps in strengthening our medicare program as the committee continues to look for ways to reform medicare, the commission's insights and analysis will be very valuable to our efforts. today is a great opportunity for us to hear advice in order to better understand policies that will improve the program and ensure we are making good use of taxpayer dollars. this year's march report brings us new information and data that should help strengthen our discussion in this particular area. in his testimony, mr. miller will highlight numerous inefficiencies in the post acute care space. one statistic that i personally found quite staggering is that nearly

that scorching summer of 676, the transcribes settled along the delaware river in the 1600, the dutch finns swedes were in. dr. lee arnold is the chiropractor of library and collections at the historical society of pennsylvania. he says this city has quite a story. in 1682, a proud quaker named william penn founded philadelphia. this is a william pen letter handwritten in 1696 >> i don't think there's any other city in the united states that can come near philadelphia for its history or importance with the nation. >> reporter: it's a city transformed from a village 250 years ago to a hub of business and production as seen in this promotional film in 1963 >> much has been accomplished had in philadelphia but much more will be done. >> reporter: 50 years later and more is being done. meet 37-year-old charlie mcgrath, a developer who left the city for other big cities and decided to come back when he saw the future of the city in front of his face >> thanks to phillies's growth, we're able to overdeliver on men tea >> overseeing a $50 million renovation of the bourse in old city. philadelphia

hamilton honoured a promise made earlier in the race to his team—mate valtteri bottas and allowed the finn results means vettel has extended his formula one world championship lead over the british driver to 1a points. it wasn't easy, i did not do a favour to kimi raikkonen. it wasn't easy, i did not do a favourto kimi raikkonen. i it wasn't easy, i did not do a favour to kimi raikkonen. i didn't have the pace. towards the end it came back a bit, i had a couple of la ps came back a bit, i had a couple of laps with a cushioning to breathe a bit but yeah, i had to stay focused the whole race. wigan warriors will play hull fc in the challenge cup final at wembley next month after coming from behind to beat salford red devils 27—1a yesterday despite dominating early on wigan were behind at half—time before finishing strongly. this try help them to victory. it would be wigan 31st challenge cup final appearance while hull are the current holders. we dominated the first 20 minutes and then went slack. we gave them too much ball. the second half we were in control for most of it. great britain pic

hamilton honoured a promise made earlier in the race to his team—mate valtteri bottas and allowed the finnesult means vettel has extended his formula one world championship lead over the british driver to 14 points. details of the day's other sports stories are on the bbc sport website, including the draw for the second round of the scottish league cup. that's all for now from the bbc sport centre. now back to sophie in belgium. the battle of passchendaele — one of the bloodiest of world war i — began 100 years ago tomorrow, in the early hours of the morning. this cemetery behind me is where just some of the fallen — almost 12,000 men — are buried. but the vast majority of these graves have no names. i'm joined here by dr glyn prussor from the commonwealth war graves commission. this is very much the focal point tomorrow of the commemorations. it very much symbolises the real horror of that battle? perhaps nowhere better epitomises the horrors of this particular battlefield. there are even some of the remnants of the german defences, concrete pillboxes, within the cemetery. 12,000 graves o

hamilton honoured a promise made earlier in the race to his team—mate valtteri bottas and allowed the finnttel has extended his formula one world championship lead over the british driver to 1a points. it wasn't easy. i did not do a favour to it wasn't easy. i did not do a favourto kimi, i it wasn't easy. i did not do a favour to kimi, i could go faster but i did not have the pace. i did come back a bit and had a bit of a cushion and could read a bit but i had to stay focused the whole race. —— could breathe. wigan warriors will play hull fc in the challenge cup final at wembley next month, after coming from behind to beat salford red devils 27—1a. despite dominating early on, wigan were behind at half time, before finishing strongly. this try from michael mcilorum helping them to victory. it will be wigan‘s 31st challenge cup final appearance, while hull are the current holders. great britain picked up silver in the men's a by 100 metres relay today at the world swimming championships — their seventh and final medal. the team of chris walker—hebborn, adam peaty, james guy and duncan scott

a bit further now we're joined by the head of the yet research center for turkey in studies niall finn good evening t. thanks for coming on. it if we were listening to that report there germany issuing sort of a warning to keep saying look you know your sort of actions at the moment won't be without consequences you know we can retaliate for sort of things could germany do now i think in light of what's happened well i think this lease dispute has to be seen of in the context of what was essentially been a kind of tit for tat ongoing argument this going on between turkey and germany now for almost over a year we were kind of goes back to a quiet kind of political arguments made. german parliament. denounced ameena genocide as having taken place in turkey and turkey responded to that by stopping german or makers from coming to turkish air base in germany now. so this is kind of been an ongoing dispute that has kind of flared up now and again especially in the times when there's been the lections in the two countries so i think a lot of this plays out on the long lines of the eternal int

the finn led most of the race, from pole, to claim the chequered flag ahead of ferrari's sebastian vettelo finish fourth behind red bull's daniel ricciardo. vettel extended his championship lead over hamilton to 20 points. that is all the sport for now. let's have a quick look at some of the front pages. the ft says theresa may is expected to ask labour to come forward with feedback and ideas on her policies, following speculation amongst backbench conservative mps over her future. the telegraph runs with the same story, saying mrs may will ask forjeremy corbyn's help to push through brexit bills. mrs may's unprecedented appeal to labour will be seen as an attempt to relaunch her faltering premiership, the guardian says. while the times leads with the headline weakened may pleads for support from rivals. that story also dominates the is front page. the metro features the parents of terminally ill baby charlie gard, who delivered a petition to great ormond street hospital today calling on them to let him go to the us for experimental treatment. their appeal is also the front page story in

the finn lead most of the race from pole to claim the chequered flag ahead of ferrari's sebastian vettelk from eighth on the grid to finish fourth behind red bull's daniel ricciardo. vettel extended his championship lead over hamilton to 20 points. chris froome has kept the leader's yellow jersey at the tour de france, but both froome's team—mate geraint thomas and race favouite richie porte have both crashed out on stage 9. thomas, who wore the leader's yellow jersey for three days, and was second overall behind froome, came off his bike on a descent halfway through the stage and was taken to hospital with a suspected broken collarbone. froome then had a mechanical problem on the main climb of the day and italian champion fabio aru attacked, which isn't usually done. but froome's other main rivals ensured the peloton waited for him. 0n the final descent, richie porte, the pre—race favourite, also came off his bike and his tour ended in the back of an ambulance. a six—man sprint for the stage win was won by french rider warren barguil. froome finished third to collect four bonus seconds

roland jones‘ middlesex teammate steven finn has been placed on standby, but along with batsman tom westley look forward to earning his first cap under skipperjoe root. england will have defender casey stoney available for their final group game at the women's european championship in the netherlands. stoney missed the win over spain on sunday with a hamstring problem but trained today in utrecht. england face portugal tomorrow looking to make it three wins from three in group d. midfielderjade moore missed training but should also be available. manchester united manager jose mourinho says that some clubs are paying far too much for players this summer. his team of course spent 75 million on romelu lukaku earlier this month, last summer they spent 89 million on paul pogba, but mourinho believes smaller clubs are overspending. we spent a lot of money in the striker, and if you don't do that then we have no striker, that's obvious that nowadays especially for the strikers the amount of money is amazing. every club is getting players, every club is investing a lot. i think some clubs obviously

the finn lead most of the race from pole to claim the chequered flag ahead of ferrari's sebastian vettelish fourth behind red bull's daniel ricciardo. vettel extended his championship lead over hamilton to 20 points. in the beginning, i could control the pace but the backmarkers made it tricky. i'm happy, it's my second win in my career. thank you guys for the support. and, a massive thank you to the team making this possible. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. the church of england's ruling body has voted overwhelming in favour of welcoming transgender people. the general synod backed a motion to look into special services for transgender people to mark their transition. earlier i spoke with our correspondent andy moore who explained what the vote means. well, it's very much really a symbolic indication of support for the transgender community. the motion was in two parts, the first was to welcome and affirm transgender people in the church. there's really no debate about that. there's really no debate about that. the second part was whether there should be a sep

therefore, eileen, you are a woman who looks at finn tech. powering these sorts of companies. area that is looking? attractive to you? eileen: we are very bullish on that. we have invested in the company here in london. it is not too dissimilar to strike. all of these companies have a lot of growth potential. they are the companies that power all of these transactions. a threat for them comes not from banks or existing institution, but from alibaba, and the fact that facebook and apple have their own payments, you're seeing it come from the tech sector. but that is why i see an opportunity for new companies to emerge from that. caroline: will we see the likes of facebook and amazon? eileen: i think it is less likely they will buy payment platforms, more likely they will buy regulated activities from some of these companies that have achieved that. that has been difficult for big companies to do. buying up internet platforms makes a lot of sense for companies that do not already have that. maybe on ic or platform or delivery service that does

post your question on #michael#l if finne on #michaelfinney, and i might answer them. >> we'll take ak at the weather in just a minute. >> you see the fog at the golden gate bridge. still traffic moving >>> could food be killing you. new research may provide the answer. abc news reporter >> for moms-to-be, pregnancy is not a risk-free proposition and now an updated report says pregnancy-related death rates have not improved if the past decade. they compared pregnancy deaths between 2006 and 2010 to t t t t potentially the same. the good news, deaths related to hemorrhaging and blood pressure all declining since the early 2000. that's more than offset by the cardiovascular disease and other diseases women have before they're pregnant. they suffer chronic medical conditions or obese, it makes pregnancy riskier. you know the message, put your mask on before helping others. make your your pregnancy is as risk-free as possible. with your medical minute, i'm janay norman. >>> mainly sunny skies right now. but fog is expanding along the coast line. it will push out over the bay. during your

finn wittrock will join us, and we'll have music from brett young. [ cheers and applause ] our firstan emmy and tony award-winning performer, the gold standard for oscar one of the funniest people ever, please say hello to billy crystal. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> we broke the record. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's good to see you. by the way, i'm glad to see you feeling well. because you were supposed to come here last month. >> the weirdest injury ever. >> jimmy: is what you told me true. >> totally true. >> jimmy: explain this. >> okay. so it's the night before the show. so it's around 9:30 which is already now past my bed time. >> jimmy: okay. >> i'm in that position that a lot of you younger people find your parents in, around 8:30. i'm in a position only like a jelly fish could be in in that chair and i'm like that. it looks like a mob hit. and out of the blue i sneeze. but a violent sneeze. if it was a cartoon my arms are flying off my body, people are now naked because it blew their clothes off. so i fall

can they close it out. 89th minute, the ball finds finn way to foot of julie ertz.zing comeback, 4-3 the final. a lot of potential with this young team. >>> bob melvin's 1,000th win at the coliseum. another one today in an extra inning affair. sonny gray's start delayed a day until after tomorrow's trade dead line. there's talk he's going to the yankees. jharel cotton gets the start. seagulls are taking over. check out the concentration of chris davis. that's pretty focused there with that going by. bottom eight, two outs, two on. two runs scored on the double. 5-5 game. we go to extra innings. bottom 12, yonder alonso. see ya. second straight walk-off home run for the a's. second comeback win. that was his 22nd home run of the season. a's win it 6-5 the final. >>> giants and dodgers in l.a. madbum on the hill. yasiel puig, base hit up the middle. run scores. 1-1 game. we go to extras. giants took the lead in the 11th. dodgers with two men on turned to kyle farmer. are you kidding me? his major league debut. ropes it down the line off albert suarez. one run would sc

democrats promised america's late steve finn, a former police officer in west virginia, they would save 20500 -- 's premiums have more than tripled. >> those divided opinion over how much he has over the vote. legislative nuance is not his strong suit. that is the purview of the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell. the bully pulpit is what president trump does bet, and he will use it. you saw what he did last night with tom price and the boy scout jamboree. he generally controlled west virginia senator, somewhat capital in the same weight wayn do with the rand paul of kentucky. he is watching those republicans from rust belt states and those members who may be vulnerable. look out for that. the president will hold that as a cudgel, and if this vote fails, future votes on all obamacare repeal and replace, there will be payback for some of those senators from the white house. back to you, jon scott. >> jon: doug mckelway. interesting times. thank you, doug. >> melissa: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell taking republicans to task the last day to seize the moment. vote to start the

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democrats promised americans like steve finn, a former police officers in west virginia, that they would$2,500 a year under obamacare. instead, his premiums have more than tripled. that's pretty bad. as a result of obamacare's sky rocketing costs, steve and his family and many of his employees had no other option than going on medicaid and giving up their existing coverage. no choice, right? no choice. for them, obamacare's promise was a nightmare. marjorie and kevin weir from south carolina have a son, monty, who suffers from spina bifida. washington democrats promised families like the weirs, if they liked their doctor they could keep their doctor. now there's only one insurer left in the state exchange and marjorie says every year she waits anxiously to learn if the doctors and hospitals which her son needs the most will remain in their network. more obamacare lies. you've seen that up front unfortunately. up front and personal. the democrats promised melissa ackerson that her son's pre-existing conditions would be covered. the ackerson's quickly learned that obamacare's promise of co

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