the annual gop expect luncheon any moment now. emonstrators are here all morning and we are told that the plan is at some point to march to the hotel. and whether or not they can do that we'll keep an eye on the situation because security is tight and hundreds of police officers are here as well. but we are monitoring the situation as we take a look at close to 1,000 protesters hall center cityt aers d toheat filding> an argument of money sparked a shooting in philadelphia's fern rock section. police were in the area of chew and park avenues last night and heard the gun fire they said the gunman was sitting f a black done and shot him on sidewalk the gunman took off. the victim was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >>> from the sounds of do and motown tamala edwards is on the beat. >> judith has been dancing all of her life. >> at age 70 with two hip replacements under her belt she understands you have to keep it moveing moving. >> even when you wake up feeling like 94 you have to say i got up and walked yesterday and

obviously he'll be making his way to the loews hotel for again that gop congressional retreat. and jan, top republicans gathered yesterday, here from across the country to discuss the new administration. >> will be talking about number of things, of course this comes one day after president trump talked a lot about immigration, and building a wall, along the mexico-us border. now president saying that he might cancel his trip to washington next week because of that. so a lot of important topics, of course, the affordable care act, talking about as well, when he finally makes his way off the plane into motorcade and down -- >> things have been very busy at the loews hotel, republican leaders busy meeting all morning long, speaker of the house, paul ryan, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell addressed the press this morning at 9:30. and the rest of the day is packed, as women. the president was expect to speak at noon, obviously running little late right now. later about 2:00 vice president mike penned is scheduled to speak. he arrived here in philadelphia just a little bit bef

hours now with messages to share a tie v the movee manu retreatmist on bring the promised change in a gop controlled washington. lets go live outside of the is being held. proteste signs pressed up against the barricades this is where president trump is headed addtion meanwhile s house speakyan spoke at the hotel before the president's arrival. the one thing discusses is the cost to build the border wall. >> now we have to deploy the fence and anticipate a l coming from the administration shortly on how to finish construct funning the fence and then if there is barriers in the way we'll deal with the barriers. >> senator mcconnell says he expected the cost to be between $12 billion and $15 billion. they didn't say if they expect much to pay the cost as the president said. >> there say showdown there, the president of mexico has canceled his trip to the white house. john rawlins is now live at the loews hotel. >> we expect him here in the next few minutes, we don't know exactly. they don't go out and give you information on exact arr timeshere. th and parquet that is the macy's building he

the right to rethink its future in the gop. maybe, conservatives thought, the road to the white house would not run through either party. maybe they would need a new party to advance their ideas. work on a new political effort came not from -- it came from folks within the conservative media. the 1950's, conservatives about they were excluded by entrenched liberal establishment. they cultivated and elite populism which allowed them to speak as representatives of an oppressed minority and an oppressed majority. despite an access to traditional sources to economic, social, and political power. the story of media activists is not just one of activists advocating for change or wealthy you will -- the wealthy elite manipulating the masses. the work of activists sat at the intersection of these two factions. elite populism was asked -- a distinguishing feature of conservative media activism from the start, while the elite part was self -- seldom in question. ceo's's.e the populist part took a while to develop. while the activism was

completing the gop's ascension to power. the optimistic applause echoing across the capital will soon give way to the challenges of governing. with republicans facing the burden of delivering on the change voters demanded. for making good on their pledge to repeal and replace obamacare to passing tax reform and easing government regulations, republicans are crafting a bold agenda. speaker ryan called it a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> the people have given us unified government. and it wasn't because they were feeling generous, its was because they want results. how could we live with ourselves if we let them down? >> out of power, democrats say they will find common ground when they agree. and hold their ground when they do not. in the house, republicans now have a majority of 241 to 194. yet in the senate republicans still need democrats, with republicans holding 52 seats and democrats 48. most pieces of legislation need 60 votes to pass. >> when you lose an election like this, you can't flinch. you can't blink. you h

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president trump is scheduled to meet with gop leaders at none. british prime minister theresa may will also be there. her face-to-face with the president will be the first with the foreign leader since becoming president. and the combination of road closures could mean for a tough commute in the city. we have live team coverage to show you what's happening and the impact on the area. we begin with nbc10's matt delucia, he's live outside of the loews hotel. >> reporter: we have seen the impact including police, they have their dogs scouring the area. and they have barricaded the fences sets up in this area. president trump will be arriving here at the loews hotel around noon to give his speech to house and senate gop lawmakers. this is all part of the annual policy retreat. the goal will be to lay out what they want to achieve and how they will go about doing it. big topics on the agenda. of course, health care, particularly the affordable care act that the gop said they want to repeal and replace that. they're also going to be talking about natio

he is supposed to original timetable we had was address the gop leaders around noon. that will be much later. but then leave philadelphia early this afternoon. not very long on the ground here. but enough to lead and speak to the leaders, try to get everyone continued on the same page. >> you said it. 11:25 was the original time he was supposed to land in philly. of course, that's going to be bumped back. he was supposed to get back on air force one at around 2:10 this afternoon to head to washington. we expect that will probably move closer to the 3:00 hour. >>> not a very long flight. again, we have live cameras at philly international so we'll know exactly when he touches down. then there will be some traffic concerns if you're in the area. so we'll keep you posted on all of that, what gets shutdown during the motorcade and especially in center city. we have the motorcade, security for the president and vice president and the protesters. so we'll keep you posted on all of that on air and our nbc10 app. >> we're leaving that live picture from joint base andrews and

ings for president-elect donald trump's cabinet nominees are about toect begin and democrats and the gop are already threateningeate one another.th >> and a live look outside.utsie today's top story willtory definitely be the coldly be col temperatures outside. outsi we'll get that in a moment. men first good morning.good thanks for joining us. i'm maureen umeh.i'm maur >> i'm holly morris.s. today is monday january 9.anua we need someone to put the prompter in the correct placen h because it's in the wrong place. i think we'll talk about what is trending now and we'ree e it going to staanrtwe p'erhaps witt the golden globes.lobe it was a big night last nighttig for hollywood and the official c start to the awards >> all right. making news th lifetime achievement award.rd. ready and able to handle them.dl the broadway performance offormn the color purple last night.purl ite la was a rare public outing. many audience members clearingar and angled to get a glimpse at a hillary clinton.ary clton she's kept a low profile sincefn losing to donald trump. tmp >>> weekend winter weather haswa he

we'll be monitoring the gop retreat leading up to that. i know we have other news, too, brian. >> yeah, we certainly do. >>> new developments in the reported talks between verizon and charter communications. david faber is back with us here on post 9 with more reporting on the deal, or the talk of a deal, david, which has everybody talking because it may lead to just more consolidation in an already consolidating industry. >> yeah, this could be a very interesting year for very large deals in telecom, perhaps media as well, brian, but perhaps this may be one of them or maybe not. this morning the "wall street journal" reporting that verizon ceo lowell mcadam had made an overture, at least, a preliminary approach is the way they put it, to charter communications, involving the possible purchase of that company. now, in some ways, those of us who traffic in these kinds of potential stories not necessarily unexpected, but at the same time, when you actually go down the road of really considering whether or not this deal makes sense, it certai

the gop has said they want to repeal and replace that. one of the big names speaking later this afternoon, the british prime minister who just yesterday told parliament what she intends to do here. >> i am not afraid to speak frankly to the president of the united states. i'm able to do that because we have that special relationship. >> yes. >> reporter: now, president trump should be landing here in philadelphia late this morning, and he'll make his way over to the loews hotel where he will make that address at a lunchtime session here. so, again, that's scheduled to happen around noon. vice president mike pence he is scheduled to speak to the crowd here at about 2:00. then we'll hear from the british prime minister theresa may at 3:30. of course, we're covering that all for you. and we'll have the details coming up on later edition of nbc10 news. live in center city, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> thousands of protesters are expected to hit the streets in center city at 9:00 this morning. last night, supporters and members of the lgbtq h

what do you think we're going tn end up with a complete gop congress. certainly they're going to vote to repeal it. i think they realize yes the bill itself is veryry controversial but 20 million b people have healthcare now think the republicans are very wary as they should be about taking away the insurance fromm those folks. we agree. brendan is right.. i saw paul ryan last week, in fact, and i told him if you getu into this horn nets nest it wili be the same thing that obama earns 15ed seven years ago, jus on the other side. it will be terrible. if you win you'll win by a few votes. the best path is where paul ryan was two months, repeal it two or three years effective in the future and then fill in the details. if you try to do it now, it could fail. it could certainly fail in the senate where you only have a two seat majority. it could be very tough. i look for the future, put itt two years down the road. the elections are two years down roadthe . things take forever to advance and then if in two years you see any change in power there you have it

last night hundreds of protesters rallied outside the gop congressional leaders retreat. with several demonstrations planned, thousands are expect at 12th and market outside the hotel. leaders are expected to discuss a host of issues. president trump arrives today. barricades went up. commissioner richard ross says they have been preparing. >> what happened down in washington, d.c. we would be remiss if we didn't get our people out there, obviously there will be a significant presence, particularly tomorrow. >> reporter: the grid surrounding the hotel will be shut down by 6:00 a.m. secret service will limit pedestrian traffic. septa routes will be detoured and the 13th street stop will be closed. >> it's going to be an area that's going to have a lot of police presence. people should notice septa ambassadors will direct them around that, but it will be a fluid situation, they will have to be patient. >> reporter: and today is the busiest day for the retreat. the president is expected to have a joint session at noon, followed by the vice president and also a joint session

he is travel to philadelphia for the retreat for gop members.verage of remarks live as soon as they happen here on bloomberg television. david: shares of --vonnie: shares of caterpillar are down as they propose earnings that trail estimates, signaling the decline in energy and mining have yet to bounce back. joining us is the industrial analyst for bloomberg intelligence. will this change now that donald trump is the president? >> no, but that is why the stock has moved. it was moving on commodities before the election. if some infrastructure comes through, caterpillar is a major winner, but that will probably not happen until 2018. there were signs and mining as well. the 17 is not going to be a great year, but sort of a bottoming out year. david: speak to the bellwether of thisbellwether-ness company. karen: caterpillar moves on commodities, but also moves when people get excited about the economy because it is the largest machinery company. it runs ahead of actual events and it certainly has now. vonnie: what other companies within the indust

the gop has said that they want to repeal and replace it. we did ask some of the lawmaker what is they want to hear. >> if we can get some clear direction on what his priorities will be and how we would like to see them carried out. >> we don't want do go forward with repealing until we have everything in place. we don't want people to be left behind. and there shouldn't be a rush to do it just to say we did it. >> reporter: now, president trump should be landing in philadelphia this morning to get here for a noon lunch. he'll be speaking at that time. the vice president mike pence is expected to address the gop at 2:00. we're also expecting the british prime minister theresa may to speak. we'll hear what she had to say to parliament about the upcoming trip. we'll have that in 30 minutes. matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> protesters are also expected to be out in force. the protests began last night. many more planned for today. nbc10's katy zachry is joining us live from city hall. katy, all of this will make for a headache for people just tryi

also on the hill today was vice president-elect mike pence who vowed the gop's repeal and replace plans are on track. >> as i said today to members of the senate, the first order of business is to repeal and replace obamacare. >> senate republicans have now taken the first step in that direction, voting today to start deba on a budget resolution to repeal substantial parts of the law. but repeal is the easy part, it's the replacement that's the problem. >> for years they've talked about repeal but for five years now they have had nothing to put in its place. now they're responsible for the entire health care system and it will be on their backs and i believe a year from now they will regret that they came out so fast out of the box to repeal. >>ow, democrats can't stop republicans from hobbling obamacare t they can help make the process politically painful anpotentially disastrous for the gop and they have a strategy. as politico reports, democrats plan to hold rallies in ohio, pennsylvania, and west virginia, featuring americans who have benefited from the law. leading up to nationwide

donald trump's own party, the gop, obviously angry, upset by his support for a man that many consider an enemy of the united states. sara murray is out front. >> reporter: donald trump publicly, vigorously casting doubt on the u.s. intelligence community's conclusion that russia meddled in the u.s. election. appearing to place his rust trust in wikileaks founder julian assange instead. >> wikileaks, i love wikileaks. >> reporter: just days before he's set to hutd l with john brennan, james comey, and director of national intelligence james clapper, tweeting the, quote, intelligence briefing on so-called, quote, russian hacking was delayed until friday. perhaps more time needed to build a case. very strange. u.s. officials dispute trump's claim there was any delay. the president-elect continuing his tweet storm. julian assange said, "a 14-year-old could have hacked podesta. why was dnc so careless? also said russians did not give him the info." strr different from trump's 2010 stance on wikileaks after the group published hundreds of thousands of classified u.s. documents. >> a disgrac

mike pence met with gop urging the exact opposite. is in washington with the latest. >> reporter: president obama who has just over two weeks left in office. making a rare visit to the hill. meeting behind closed doors with house and senate democrats. the move seen by many as a last stitch effort to save his healthcare law considered to be the cornerstone of the president's white house legacy. but it may be a little too late. republicans vowing to repeal and replace the affordable care act once president-elect trump takes office. with a gop led congress in a position of power to do so. >> do we want to make sure as obamacare we do it in a transition that doesn't pull the rug out. >> reporter: paul ryan and other republican leaders meeting with vice president elect pence in a separate capitol hill meeting urging gop lawmakers to state course when it comes to pulling the plug on obama. fox news learning the vice president elect pence would like to see a repeal beal on president trump desk by february 20th >> obamacare has failed. the pr

good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean, this comes during the gop's annual retreat. alexandria hoff is here with what you need to know. alex? >> reporter: ukee and jessica, first of all, along with the president, british prime minister teresa may will be arriving tomorrow as well, police say to expects traffic and tension. officials got an evening respective of anticipated protests with members of the lgbt q community hosted in opposition of dance party in ear should have the gop guests closing down a portion of market street. the low's hotel has now become the epicenter of republican strategy under newly inauguration. philadelphia police and secret service are on the same page >> it's going to be difficult to traverse the city >>> prior to the president and vice president's thursday arrival parking will be prohibited starting a the 6:00 a.m. and closed to cars starting at 8:00 a.m. on 13th street from chester to market, market from 11th to juniper and from 12th street from chester to arch. on top of that, police and secret service activity will be rerestrict pedestr

laws making decision cooperation amongst capitol hill so there is where it is a bit of a problem for gop; no? >> yes, you touched on something there julie we have heard privately from several mexico of congress they are frustrated when president-elect trump gets up twee are two things he is commented on set of ethics rules house republicans tried to force through, on first day of congress, and the op care repeal where he was at odds with leading members of congress, and the members mind sided by this not getting vans advance notice saying this is coming they are findinging out at the same time the public is, so they are scrambling to respond reporters around congress, asking members what is going on have you heard this. so this causing a lot of frustration, and we haven't -- hasn't been inaugurated an issue first few weeks of congress. julie: now, the apprentice, right no longer on it however his name is he is still actually inheriting money earning money off a show that he once hosts and was very proud, of his ratings so now arnold schwarzenegger steps in a former actor turned politiciz

good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean, this comes during the gop's annual retreat. alexandria hoff is here with what you need to know. alex? >> reporter: ukee and jessica, first of all, along with the president, british prime minister teresa may will be arriving tomorrow as well, police say to expects traffic and tension. officials got an evening respective of anticipated protests with members of the lgbt q community hosted in opposition of dance party in ear should have the gop guests closing down a portion of market street. the low's hotel has now become the epicenter of republican strategy under newly inauguration. philadelphia police and secret service are on the same page >> it's going to be difficult to traverse the city >>> prior to the president and vice president's thursday arrival parking will be prohibited starting a the 6:00 a.m. and closed to cars starting at 8:00 a.m. on 13th street from chester to market, market from 11th to juniper and from 12th street from chester to arch. on top of that, police and secret service activity will be rerestrict pedestr

the gop has said they want to repeal and replace it. they'll also be talking about national security. there will be a full day of talks starting at 8:30 this morning. here's a look at folks in attendance. of course, as i mentioned, donald trump will be scheduled to arrive in philadelphia late this morning, 11:30 to get here at the loews hotel for that noon lunch where he'll be speaking to the crowd. the v.p. will be speaking and the british prime minister theresa may will be speaking and 7:00, where peyton manning will be in attendance. of course, we will be talking about some of the lawmakers in attendance for the gop retreat. we'll have some of their thoughts and what they expect coming up at 5:00. live in center city, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >> now to katy zachry live in front of city hall. katy, talk about the protests. we've seen some in philadelphia and more today. >> reporter: the first protests are scheduled for 9:00 this morning. later scheduled throughout the morning, as well as this afternoon. thousands of people are expect

. >>> taped leaked of gop closed doors at gop retreat. voting fraud investigation and obamacare. >>> and a new interview plasing the media for what he cause deceit and deception. >>> a day of breaking news on national security. moments ago at pentagon attending swearing in for secretary james mattis and signing executive action. >> rebuilding of the armed services united states. definitelying a plan for new planes, ships, resources and new tools for our men and women in uniform. i'm proud to be doing this. secondly i'm establishing new vetting measures to keep radical islamic terrorists out of the united states of america. we don't want them here. >> the president not giving specifics on the vetting, but he said pure cuted will be giveren priority. >> if you were christian in syria, it was tough to get to into the united states. if you were muslim you could come in. if you were christian it was almost impossible. the reason it was unfair it's because everybody was per cuted they were chopping off the heads of everybody and i thought it wa

some gop lawmakers specking lawmakers to be repealed immediately. the process of passing a budget that enables a budget tote rollback much of the law. other republicans including kentucky senator ran paul argue repealing the affordable care act before ready is a mistake. >> we could repeal obama pair, put forward replacement the same day. i can't guarantee but i'm telling everybody in my caucus, trying to tell the country, we need to have replacement the same day we repeal obama care. >> growing concerns among members of the house freedom caucus who are uncomfortable with passing any budget that's raises government spending even to repeal obamacare. now democrats fight to go save president obama's signature health law are hammering republicans over their disjointed effort. >> it has no vote. it has no ideas it, has no proposal. and so be int how they want to replace. >> this week incoming vice president mike penned told gop lawmakers on capitol hill, the goal to have a bill on president trump's desk, and while seeing hands full of proposals introduc

>> protesters gathered in philadelphia outside the hotel hosting the gop congressional retreat. they carried signs and chanted. here's a look. [chanting] talking]ct [chanting] [chanting] trump.ly hates phlly hates trump. philly hates trump. trump.hates philly hates trump. trump.hates philly hates trump. talking]ct [chanting] >> black lives matter. black lives matter. black lives matter. black lives matter. black lives matter. black lives matter. black lives matter. black lives matter. black lives matter. black lives matter. black lives matter. black lives matter. black lives matter. black lives matter. black lives matter. black lives matter. talking]ct [chanting] >> no alternative facts! no alternative facts! no alternative facts! no alternative facts! no alternative facts! [chanting] >> change! change! change! change! talking]ct [indistinct talking] [chanting] talking]ct talking]ct [chanting] [cheering] talking]ct [chanting] >> this is what democracy looks like! this is what democracy looks like! this is what democracy looks like! [cheering] [chanting]

donald trump getting back from maryland after that gop retreat. deplane at any moment. meanwhile, that wraps things up at this hour. i'm katy tur. i like twitter better. kate snow -- >> twitter better? noted. >> i like twitter as well. >>> i'm kate snow, t

gop leaders have a breakfast event planned. three-day retreat wraps up at 11 this morning. joins us live with the details. >> reporter: good morning. as you mentioned. this thing is coming to an end here this morning. the convention, retreat that was taking place by gop leaders, it's the ending with an 8:00 breakfast this morning. the develop leaders will be wrapping things up at the low loews. president trump and vice president mike pence were in town yesterday. this was the scene across the city. thousands of demonstrators hit the streets. some making way to police barricade just outside of the loews hotel. among the speakers here, yesterday, the prime minster of the uk at times saluting mr. trump for vision and also reminding him and the gop of their responsibilities to the rest of the world. reporting live now, outside of loews hotel. pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> pharmaceutical company with headquarters in chester county laying off dozens of workers. cutting 90 full-time positions. the move will save up to $50 million a year. >>> more layoffs to reported. progressiv

. >> reporter: calling it the beginning of the resistance against the gop empire where like the rebels, the spirited democrats desperately need a new hope in woodbridge, virginia, garrett haake,

gloom and doom writes, gop congress will force trump to admit he's a democrat within the first 100 days and finally jake tweets today the capitol building the legion of doom.

it the fourth way conservative playbook for a lasting gop majority. am pleased to have you at the table. welcome. let me trace the evolution of huge hewitt. where are you politically a center-right paul ryan conservative, and what has been your evolution in the 2016 campaign. hugh: during the debates because i had signed on for the four did 170occurred, i interviews with republican candidates, including about a dozen before donald trump. after he was nominated, i supported him. withthe incident happened the judge, i announced he was flying the party into the mountain. he stopped, so i got back on the trump train, campaign for him throughout the summer, barnstormed with mike gallagher and some folks from salem, sheriff david clarke, and after access hollywood tweeted, i wish you would get out of the race and i thought moore was coming. he did not get out of the race. he can transform with paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, and mike pence and create a semi-lasting republican majority. charlie: what are the necessary essential ingredients of that and what could

we're live at the final day of the gop retreat.lus this: >> president trump's plan to wall-off american border with mexico is turning into a diplomatic bottle. i'm roxanna in new york, that story coming up. >> and new this morning, gunfire sends bullets flying through a family's windows. you can see the damage left behind. we'll h ave an update. >> well, today is friday, january the 27th. good morning, everyone. i'm jim donovan. >> and i'm jan carabeo. justin is here with your weekend forecast, and meisha is live at the auto show this morning. tgif. thank goodness we made it, jim. >> exactly. good morning, justin. >> morning, guys. waking up to conditions around the delaware valley, the exception is the wind, still kicking up little bit out of the west. we don't have any wind advisories in effect, wind chills will be down to the 30's around this morning, so dress with that heavier coat. check it out. center city right now, all quiet. clouds over us. 43 degrees, west winds sustained at 20, feeling like 34, these clouds thin out litt

you heard what i said kayleigh, house gop officials are now telling cnn that donald trump is going to ask congress to pay for the wall. so what happened to this signature campaign promise? is it changing? are taxpayers going to pay for it now? >> i hope it's not changing. it's one thing to ask congress to pay for the wall and then go about getting some source of funding from mexico. in fact you can look on trump's website, there's a detailed plan using the patriot act, regulations that would allow him to tax remittances. so i think he has to at least pursue this route if he wants to engage congress first, get taxpayers to pay for it first, and then go to mexico, make sure that we get -- tax these remittances and the four streams of income he has listed and how he'll pay for the wall via mexico, fine. but i think he has to make some effort to have pay for it because it was a key promise. >> that was a lot of 'splaining. >> if you're explaining you're losing. >> well -- >> congressman, are we ever going to see a wall? >> we will see a wall. the overarching message here is

in six years, the gop has tried to appeal the affordable care act.ow you have the ball and a replacement. the elderly lied to and working people in this country or veto any legislation that cuts medicare, medicaid, and social security. had no, i have now issues with the aca. i recently had surgery the cost tactically nothing out-of-pocket. that is what we like to hear from you, your experience with the affordable care act. sue is in rossville, illinois, a democrat. caller: thank you for calling me . i am a public health nurse and have been for four years. my son was a marine and after he got out for 10 years, he had to go on the affordable care act is otherwise he would not have been able to afford insurance for himself. his wife had insurance for herself and her children, but it was too costly to add him. i just want to say, this is a disaster and one of the cruelest ideas to repeal this health legislation. i have been around when people could not afford health care. i have a letter from a woman who was denied health insurance by an insurance compan

they all have different messages and they hope that the gop and president trump will hear.uge crowds of protesters made their way around city hall this afternoon. headed towards the loews hotel where president trump was addressing the gop lawmakers, it's empowering it really shows we as americans and philadelphians care about immigrant lives and education, it's important that we need to make our voices known. we have to continue to do this. this can't be a one day thing. we have to continue to fight and let our voices be heard. they held signs and wanted their voices heard on issues on environmentalism and the affordable care act. >> the supreme court justice was important for us and why we did not vote for trump because his selection will be highly conservative. >> he is anti-people. i don't think he feels this way in his heart. and i don't think he is a racist -- >> we found one trump supporters. >> i couldn't stand it when they started to attack the president's family, that was the red line. >> police many large numbered kept close watch but the marches so far are peacef

it's amazing that i'm to the right of the gop on keeping things revenue neutral.y are willing to blow up the deficit which i don't think in the end there will be corporate tax reform as much as a tax cut. charles: coming up the trump team is on the offensive, clearing up some of the mainstream media's confusion over that travel moratorium. we'll be right back. y not alway. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call us or your advisor t. rowe price. invest with confidence. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. (snap) achoo! (snap) achoo! achoo! (snap) (snap) achoo! achoo! feel a cold coming on? zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. charles: chaos on capi

no one really knows where trump stands on the gop's obamacare dilemma right now, and that may include donald trump. joining me ken vogel, chief political investigator for politico, an and howard dean. and for anyone who has forgotten, a doctor. so i'll start with you, dr. governor dean. your response to everything we just heard. >> well, first of all, it's pretty clear to me that paul ryan, who used to be well respected, has no idea what he is talking about. he is idealogically motivated. he is grasping around. you can't replace any part of the insurance function of obamacare with some ideological crackpot scheme. and that's what's is trying to do. and it can't be done. so of course they're going to replace and never get around to repealing. and they hope that nobody is going to notice until after the congressional election. but i think they will. and i think the argument about who is going to wear it is pretty clear. it's not going to be the democrats. >> ken, how about that? >> i think in fact paul ryan has put forward plans, a variety of plans to replace obamacare. but he doesn't n

hacked e-mails from john podesta, highlighting a sharp split between the president-elect and other gop leaders. house speaker paul ryan unleashing a wave of criticism against the wikileaks founder. >> i think the guy is for russia. he leaks, he steals data, and compromises national security. >> reporter: as senator lyndsay graham offers this advice to trump. >> this was done by the russians and i hope by friday president-elect trump will come to that realization and ignore mr. assange. not only should he ignore julian assange, he should condemn him for what he's done to our country. >> reporter: assange insists his information isn't coming from the russian government. >> our source is not a state party. sorry, the answer for our interactions is no. >> reporter: as cia director brennan questions his credibility. >> he's not exactly a bastian of truth and integrity. >> reporter: and implores skeptics to wait for the upcoming intelligence report on russia. >> i would suggest to individuals who have not yet seen the report, not yet briefed on it that they wait and see what it is that the i

at least two gop senators are pro choice. they won't commit to an obamacare repeal that includes the planned parenthood language. >>> the broader efforts to undo the president's signature health law are getting messy. senate majority whip of texas says republicans won't offer a bill to replace obamacare. instead opting for individual measures. it could be hard to push through congress. we're not going to do a co comprehensive bill. a step by step basis. if i learned anything since being in the senate, bill bigs are not the way to go. it doesn't square with what chris collins said yesterday. >> we will repeal it quickly. the replacement is something you will see some time in the june or july time frame. you have seen five or six different versions of replacement plans on the republican side. we will have to bring those all together to have one final product. >> as for democrats, vice president biden is weighing in chastising the gop for not having any really dee ideas for replacement. >> democrats should say let's look at what

thatset where the gop is meeting. this huge crowd of demonstrators is filling market street. they've been marching as much as police will allow them. this part of market street between 13th and 10th street is closed because of the people in the streets. again, earlier there was a completely different group of demonstrators. those folks focused on healthcare. with picket signs and chants for change. today's march circled around city hall. 1,500 demonstrators turned the corner on to market street heading straight toward the hotel where president trump was speaking. >> we want healthcare. we want that now. we want to feel protected. >> reporter: protesters are worried. >> we'll see what happens. >> reporter: the crowd was peaceful. secret service and homeland security were protecting the hotel. >> we want to make sure everyone is safe, including the protesters. >> reporter: this is 13th and market the furthest the protesters can get. it's blocked off here with dump trucks from the city as well as a number of police officers. about one block that way is where the gop and presiden

gop will not say which parts of the law are replaceable.ow a group is trying to delay a larger repeal until march. five gop senators want to extend the target day for the repeal bill to march 3rd. the party is under increasing fire for demanding immediate repeal of the law without offering anything concrete to replace it. >>> democratic congress member william clay plans to file a police report of duncan hunter of california. he removed a painting from the walls of the capitol. take a look at it. it was done by an artist in high school in the district. you can see some of the police officers there are depicted as pigs. this painting did win a contest. congress member hunter did not like it. he unscrewed it from the wall and delivered to congress member clay's office. >>> the president putting the final touches on the farewell address. aides say it is less of a victory lap and more of a call to action for the next generation. the president intends to deliver a forward looking speech. focusing more on what he believes the nation must do to co

and the woman pretending to be the life of a gop lawmaker snuck into a gop retreat last week.esident and vice president were both in attendance. so security concerns in hindsight. the news continues after a short commercial break on fox news. tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out with my favorite girl. ask your doctor about

gop official. they represented the largest population of imgrants and implied pro immigration. the d.c. gop does not disagree with denouncing hateful rhetoric. >> the president-elect is not a legitimate president. >> you do not consider him legitimate? why? >> i think the russians participated in the election. >> donald trump is now firing back at representative lewis and tweeted that he should spent more time on fixing his district which is in horrible shape. he we representative was all talk, talk, talk. no action or results. this is a civil rights icon for his decades of work on equality and justice. join us for live coverage of the parade when the president's motorcade heads from pennsylvania avenue to the white house. we will be there with special guests including long time parade announcer charlie brotman. on inauguration day. >> police need help solving a murder. a man was found shot in a car in glen arden after midnight. the homicide detectives are working into the early morning hours trying to establish a motive in this case. in the district, police arrested a sexual a

this is near the lowe's hotel where the gop is meeting. philadelphia police saying no arrests and all the demonstrations have been peaceful. >>> president trump wasn't the only high profile person attending the republican retreat in philadelphia today. british prime minister theresa may came to center city. she became the first foreign leader to address the annual gathering. tomorrow, she will become the first foreign leader to meet with our new president. >>> former nfl quarterback peyton manning will also be in philadelphia for the republican restre retreat. he is scheduled to speak tonight at the dinner. he has donated to republicans in the past. >>> president trump recently repeat his unsubstantiated claim that millions of illegal ballots cost him a win in the popular vote last november. there is no evidence that claim is true. >> it has drawn attention to the voting records of trump's own inner circle, including his daughter, tiffany. nbc 10 reporter george spencer confirmed tiffany trump is registered in pennsylvania and new york cit

he saw that the gop had been breaking up, and he seized that. >> narrator: he had harnessed the anger of an increasingly frustrated segment of the american public. >> trump was so unfiltered, that he was speaking straight to tens of millions of americans who think that they've been betrayed-- not anger, betrayal-- by both washington and wall street. and they were looking for someone who-who spoke their language, and had their passion, and wouldn't back down. >> narrator: donald trump had stepped into a conflict that had been building throughout barack obama's presidency. >> to see the two of them in the oval office was kind of the, you know, the final moment of, how in the world did this happen? and what have we just gone through? >> narrator: during the obama years: clashes over politics, race, and the economy revealed deep divisions that gave rise to a political insurgency. (sirens wailing) >> polls open across the country... >> it's going to be a fierce battle for control in the house and the senate. >> one of the most closely watched mid-term elections in years. >> narrator: the f

a 180 on house gop plans to gut the watchdogs keeping every member of congress, republicans and democrats honest. that and breaking news on russian efforts to med until the election which is where we begin with late word that a new classified report is about to hit and the measures being taken to make sure that donald trump gets the best possible look at it. pamela brown joins us now. what are you learning about this report? >> this is a comprehensive review of the election hacks in roush sha ordered by president obama recently. there will be two versions, classified and declassified. we're told by officials the version that put together by the intelligence community is expected to be done this week. that will be the classified version. then there's the one that will be made public that basically has this declassified information newly declassified information to make the case about why the intelligence community believes the russian government is to blame. so we're being told by officials that this will include information that we haven't heard about before and basically back up the inte

another gop priority, reforming the tax code. it sounds like we are going to hear today more about issues that a lot of the republican lawmakers don't want to be talking about. they don't want to be talking about torture for example. they don't want to be talking for the most part about voter fraud. jason chef, et cetera says his committee has no investigation of investigating whether there was voter fraud in this election and that the president can use the justice department if he so chooses to conduct that investigation. others have said there is no evidence of massive voter fraud in the election. just today we have shawn spicer confirming that he plans to sign -- donald trump plans to sign an executive order relate to the this. it will be interesting to hear if he offers more of a defense of why he feels this way to these law makers and per pet waits something that frankly they want to put behind them. >> pete, i want to come to you now and get more on the resignation by the border patrol chief. >> reporter: we believe that's