alicea hudson from greenville. >> i didn't know. i didn't know there were that many liberals, which is great. i'm glad you're here. you need to speak up more in south carolina. >> what will you do to protect affordable health care and other support programs for people with disabilities. >> okay. if you are disabled, then you need to come to my office and you will get disability insurance through medicaid. okay. i don't know where you went, but we're open five days a week. for the disabled, for the disabled, you're eligible for medicaid if you -- if the judge says you're disabled. once you're 65, you're eligible for medicare no matter if you're bill gates or my aunt who worked in the cotton mills. can we talk a little bit about medicare? does anybody want to talk about medicare? so the disabled have health insurance through medicaid, and the medicaid disability insurance program is just about to run out of money. can i tell you a little bit about what i think is the biggest financial problem for everybody in this room? in 1950, how m

nbc news, greenville, north carolina. >>> that's going to do it for us on a monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> i hope we get to the bottom of it, you know. i hope we find out why. >> right now at 6:00, we have exclusive details about a man accused of killing a local little league coach. why some said an arrest weeks earlier should have had him off of the streets. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks for being with us on monday. i'm raj mathai. >>> and i'm jessica aguirre. nbc bay area has learned that one of the men arrested for the murder of the coach had a previous run-in with police just a month before. it's a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. dame than trujillo joins us life where the coach had his students. the coach was beloved by the kids but also well-liked as the president of the east village little league >> reporter: no doubt this is where he would be right now on the field of east ridge preparing for opening day on saturday. you know light, some are questioning whether the

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ok. >> this question is from alisa from greenville. sen. graham: i didn't know there were that many liberals. which is great. i'm glad you're here. you need to speak up more in outh carolina. >> what will you do to protect affordable health care and other sport programs for people with disabilities -- other support programs for people with disabilities. sen. graham: if you are disabled, come to my office and you'll get disability insurance through medicaid. ok. i don't know when you went but we're open five days a week. for the disabled, you're eligible for medicaid if you -- if the judge says you're disabled. once you're 65, you're eligible for medicare, no matter if you're bill gates or my aunt who worked in the cotton mill. can we talk a little bit about medicare. does anyone want to talk about medicare? so the disabled have health insurance through medicaid and the medicaid disability insurance program is just about too run out of money. can i tell you a little bit about what i think is the biggest financial problem for everybody in thi

. >> reporter: his school in a tough greenville neighborhood is partially surrounded by barbed wire.% of the students qualify for free lunch. >> and that's why i get excited about the video. it's fighting against that. >> reporter: when their first video went viral -- ellen degeneres invited the entire class to los angeles. and they made a professional video with rapper big sean. >> so we can answer questions, and we can be cool. >> reporter: now they're shooting their fourth video for passing yet another test. how's that feel? >> that feels amazing. >> if my teacher don't trust me -- >> i think it's bigger than the music video now. i think they understand, that we can really do this. >> reporter: now that's a rap. rehema ellis, nbc news, greenville, north carolina. >>> that's going to do it for us on a monday night. i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and goodnight. >>> you are outspoken. >> yes. >> you know what i mean? >> chrissy teigen is speaking out before her struggle with postpartum depression. i'm natalie morales with how chrissy's battle has

we start in greenville... coack k and the blue devils were taking on south carolina.the second half... duke loses the ball ryan felder finds duane notice to put south carolina 57 to 53. duke continued to fight but the gamecocks kept coming. they break duke's press and justin mckie throws it down. south carolina upsets duke 88-81. they move on to the sweet 16 for the first time in program history... they'll face baylor on friday lonzo ball and his ucla bruins taking on cincinnati...... 2nd half... ball nails two straight 3-pointers to open up a close game... ucla built a 10-point lead with less than 10 minutes left...three 1/2 minutes left... ball... throws the ally-oop to t.j. leaf... ball had 18 points, 9 assists and 7 reboundsfinal score: 79- 67 ucla... they take on kentucky in the sweet 16(wipe to michigan-louisville) (jr stone) coming up next after the break... we'll tell you which movie topped the list at the box office. (jrs) for the fourth straight weekend, a new movie topped the box office... but this one might not give up the top spot so quickly! take a look.

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questioner: the question is from robin from greenville. when will you stop aiding and abetting the enemies of the people with your stride comments about the president? [crowd yelling] senator graham: that's a good one. now who is that? stand up. [cheers and applause] hey! all right. let me -- we got a lot of press here today. let me tell you my view of the press. pain in the ass. but necessary. a free press is the first thing you want to get rid of if you're an autocratic type person. all right? [crowd yelling] in russia, in russia, you would have been gone a long time ago. [laughter] but you got nothing to worry about. because i'm not listening to you. so here's the deal. [crowd yelling] here's the deal. i've got to introduce next week a press freedom shield law. i'm going to do it with all people, chuck schumer. we don't agree on much, but we agree on this. [cheers and applause] and the person who originally introduced it was mike pence. and what it does -- [crowd yelling] it protects reporters from having to reveal to the government the

and tomorrow, the danger zone is in the deep south from greenville, mississippi, to memphis. >> there is now hope for people with the most severe form of multiple sclerosis. fda approved the first drug for primary progressive of ms. national multiple sclerosis society called this a game changer. the drug could cost $65,000 a year. >> amazon is testing a drive-up grocery program in seattle. the new amazon fresh pickup service allows customers to place grocery orders on line, and pick them up at amazon fresh locations. the orders are ready in 15 minutes. right now, fresh pickup is only available to service will be free for amazon prime members. >> u.s. women's hockey team avoid a strike while striking an hiss toreic deal for themselves and sports. now, players have reached a four-year deal with the usa hockey to increase their wages. a nonolympic year, will jump from $24,000 to $71,000 a year. usa hockey will create advisory group to advance girls and women's hockey. the deal means the team has endped its threatened boycott of the world championships. politics put aside. at leasten the

. >> reporter: his school in a tough greenville neighborhood park shally s ly shally wire. >> it's a sign of my kids fighting against that. >> reporter: when their first video went viral, ellen degeneres invited the entire class to los angeles. and then made a professional video with rapper big sean. ♪ now they're shooting their fourth video for passing yet another test. how did that feel? >> that feels amazing. >> i think it's bigger than a music joid now. they understand that we can really do this. ♪ >> reporter: now, that is arehe greenville, north carolina. in any way to get the kids involved. >> whatever it takes. love heating up out there. >> it's warming up big time. we're in the mid-60s right now. but we do have rain on the way. so we have a window of time where we will keep warming up and then the rain will get here and it will either push temperatures down or hold them steady in some areas. but at least in the district we're in the mid-60s. farther north near frederick, we're cooler. today though warm with showers. so you'll want the umbrella. we for friday have a slight ch

jeffery, greenville, maryland, democrats line. well, if i -- you know, while ago the president wasioned during the time he unning for election, that he c an -- you have a lot of -- people. i guess on the right and left open their mouths and say things that don't make sense. i hope that o, craigman, indiscernible] -- doing the same thing he did for during administration on -- why don't people want to know how money is going to support all the traveling? this man is doing business in maralago, trying to move -- you can put your head in the sand, that is what going on. host: okay. leave it there. jeffery, i'm sor bethat, we want calls in. north partansburg, carolina, independent line. caller: yes, good morning. years old. my dad served on the missouri in the second world war. upset when they mothballed it. anyway, i don't understand this that is going on for donald trump, for heaven's sake, business guy. he's a business guy. he's going to make business good ones. bologna, and ling political crap is a waste of ime, money, effort, it's

s women's basket tournament title game in greenville, something sfpblgt juniors kay la davis and aja, an extraordinary constituent, led the team with an impressive 38 combined points. this all-star team will likely hold the number one seed in the ncaa tournament that will begin on march 17. head coach don joined the university of south carolina in 2008. building a team based on teamwork and determination. in the eight scenes that the -- seasons that the coach has been with the program, the south carolina's women's basketball team has seen three s.e.c. regular season championships, three sweet 16 seasons, and the program's first number one national ranking. with an average home attendance of over 14,000 gamecock fans. as march marks women's history month, it's especially fitting to congratulate the coach and historic gamecock women's basketball team. best wishes for continued success in the ncaa playoffs. go gamecocks. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we'll never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman fro

greenville at 37 degrees. allendale, lincoln 31 and milton, 40 degrees.e door forecast for tomorrow bundle up chilly start i've said that a couple of times, 32 in and around philadelphia. pa suburbs, lots of upper 20s and sunshine to start the day. those clouds really won't start to develop until later on in the day. so look that the, jersey shore, 6:00 a.m., 32 degrees. 10:00 a.m. lots of sunshine. 40 for you. a very nice start to the day. hour by hour forecasttures again, or conditions rather are dry right now. we see a couple of clouds start to develop from west to east. and then we're tracking possibly some showers overnight monday into tuesday. not going to be a washout at all, denise leaving nice and early for work. it all clears by 9:00, 10:00 day on ten, we are eyeing that 60 by the end of the week into the weekend. and look that the, the first day of spring 53 degrees. 58 on tuesday. and then we dip into the 40s wednesday and thursday. we climb right back up into the 50s and 60s friday and saturday. >> still chilly but i like to see the 60s in th

greenville, 49, reedy point 46, glasgow currently at 46.ro, 43, lewis at 51, rehoboth beach at 50 degrees. all around, a really nice start to the day. jersey shore also seeing lots of upper 40s and low 50s. including ocean city at 52. and cape may courthouse, the temperature, 52 degrees. a live look outside, it is lovely. high and dry conditions lots of sunshine for today. and the winds are going to pick up later this afternoon as a second cold front sweeps on through. but at least the first half of the day will not be so windy. now, hour by hour, here we're going to pick up the next weather that we're tracking for you. notice we start to see the clouds develop from west to east. we're seeing green, pink, some precipitation. here we're seeing light snow, a little sleet and rain. greens, pinks and the blues. all of this will continue to work its way from west to east. by early tomorrow morning for that morning commute, give yourself extra time. while we're not going to see a lot of accumulation, the issue would be, of course, any grassy surf

i'm from greenville, south carolina. thank you for coming. was about the police, not the fbi. >> oh, the police. i'm sorry. >> the questions about african-americans being targeted by the police like i have in the past. >> all right. okay. [ cheers and applause ] >> the question is racial profiling. anybody know tim scott? i didn't ask you if you liked him. i asked if you know him. he's african-american senator. he says he's been stopped eight or ten times by the police. i've been up there 20 years and i've never been stopped by the police. i think that's your point, isn't it? yeah. so here's the deal with policing. it's got to be tough on a good day. we need to be sensitive to the fact that communities feel under siege by the cops. we need to be sensitive to the idea that the cops feel under seei siege and find some process to was in the law, but i've never been stopped. { crowd yelling } >> i've never been stopped because i'm a short white guy. the cops seem not to be stopping me but they do seem to be stopping tim. so let's talk about the c

now they moved us to greenville.nt: i am going to jump because that is a completely different topic to this network. we want to focus on the situation in north korea. alan from east chicago, indiana. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span and for taking my call. wecomment is i believe should totally and completely ignore him. we should not make the mistake that korea thinks like america does. we have been through this before with other countries. they have a totally different train of logic. i personally view kim jong un as being a big frog in a little pond. whatever is on his mind, i have no idea, but let's not panic and go into devcon 4 or whatever level. igno the guy. we spent over $700 billion a year on our military. weapons,00 nuclear this guy is trying to make one? no problem. even more importantly, i believe he is 100% subsidized by china. they are actually broke. anytime they fire a test missile, that costs money. that has to come from s somewhere. eventually, that country will have an econo

you're the former police chief of greenville, north carolina. talk about what happened you at jfk.kend in spent the paris celebrating my mom's 80th birthday. unitedurned back to the states. i was looking forward to seeing my family and getting back to work and doing my thing. thing was business as usual. i got off my flight, went through the automated passport check, got my customs sheet printed out. i walked up and and a my passport desiccated my passport to a cbp agent who barely looked up at me. he scanned my passport, looked at me, asked me if i was traveling alone. i responded "yes" and then he stood up and said, let's take a walk. i first read flag that something the same as always. i travel frequently. i travel internationally. i travel nationally weekly multiple times. i have never, ever been stopped by cbp. not to say that i don't support and really appreciate the mission of cbp -- they have a difficult job with lots of complexities. but the detention is the piece that i question. and the links of the detention. i was taken back to a room that was a makeshift office that a

carolina getting hit with baseball-size hail and flash floods that temporarily grounded planes at the greenville airport. this morning - former vice president joe biden will join democrats at the capitol for a rally to save obamacare. it comes one day before house republicans vote to dismantle the health law. biden will join house minority leader nancy pelosi and other house democrats on the front steps of the capitol at ten this morning, making one of his first major appearances since leaving office in january. meanwhile - a firm message to house republicans from president trump: don't be "fools" and kill the bill to repeal obama-care. the president huddled with party memebers for nearly an hour yesterday... urging those holding out to come on board. the white house and g-o-p leaders have been working to round up the 216 votes but it's not a guarantee. expected to vote on a replacement health care bill tomorrow.. on the 7th anniversary of the signing of the affordable care act. right now.. d.c. police are asking for help in finding two missing girls. 10-year-old winter griffin was last seen yes

airplanes were even grounded in greenville, south carolina. doug: they were in a brady's and near 90 yesterday -- they were in the 80's to near 90 yesterday. let's get started with our coverage here on midday on this wednesday. plenty of sunshine. temperatures college park right now. in petersburg. there is a chill in the air. the very strong, higher-level, higher angle sunshine will mitigate the cold a little bit and push most areas to the upper 40's this afternoon. very strong winds, 30 mile-per-hour wind gusts reported in martinsburg. forecast today will be bright and sunny and breezy. our average high is 58. we will run about 10 degrees below average for the entire day. tomorrow morning will be cold. these are air temperatures. in the western zones, lower to mid 20's. about an hour so northwest of washington. farther west, lower 20's. metro area temperatures, upper 20's in the city. everyone else in the low-to-mid 20's. the coldest night we will have for a while. warmer chapters moving in. that will begin tomorrow afternoon. the 40's.he ai

he was the police chief of greenville, north carolina. president trump has reportedly tapped kellyanne conway's husband, george conway, to head the civil division of the justice department. if confirmed, george conway would head the department of government lawyers charged with defending key lawsuits, including those against trump's embattled travel ban, those alleging trump's business interests violate the constitutions emoluments clause. george conway has worked as a corporate lawyer for nearly three decades, during which time he represented corporate clients such as cigatte company philip morris and the national football league. kellyanne conway told "new york magazine" that, despite her anti-abortion views, she's sympathetic to women who get abortions, and has helped female friends by driving them to the procedures and helping them pay for the abortions. conway spoke at the anti-abortion march for life in washington, d.c., in january. meanwhile, the 24-year-old pundit tomi lahren has admitted she is pro-choice, saying -- "i am for lim

carolina getting hit with baseball-size hail and flash floods that temporarily grounded planes at the greenvillet. more than a year after her death - a grand jury is passing up indictments against two men accused of fatally shooting heather ciccone prosecutors say joshua williams and jonathan vejarano shot ciccone in her car on december sixth, 20-15. there's no word on both men are already in jail on unrelated charges. this morning - former vice president joe biden will join democrats at the capitol for a rally to save obamacare. it comes one day before house republicans vote to dismantle the health law. biden will join house minority leader nancy pelosi and other house democrats on the front steps of the capitol at ten this morning, making one of his first major appearances since leaving office in january. the round of 16 has't even started-- but one man is already the biggest winner in his office pool. he's won warren buffet's bracket challenge! a west virginia factory worker won 100-thousand dollars for correctly picking the winners of the first 29 games of the n-c-double-a tournament. he als

greenville at 19. mittletown at 22 degrees. cold. 22 for felton and lincoln 24 right now. remember it actually feels colder than this because we've got some breezy conditions. the wind chill factors in. take a look at our lehigh valley. reading at 18. cooks county at 16. hard to believe yesterday we were eyeing these to see if they were cold enough to support snow. now we're down into the teens. 14 in what nut and allentown checking in at 16 right now for the current temperature. radar and satellite it is clear for us current and what's going to happen today some scattered clouds pass by don't expect any snow, rain. we just stay cold and mostly clear. we go from 22 at 7:00 a.m. to 28 at 11:00 a.m. and just those low 30s in the afternoon. that's about as good as it gets for us. we'll see increasing clouds later today but scattered clouds still see peaks of sunshine. suburbs 18 degrees 7:00 a.m. upper 20s at 11:00 a.m. in delaware, 27 for new jersey getting to 31 degrees and low 30s as well for some spots along the shore. other spots along the shore may cap out around upper

harmony hills currently at 24 degrees, newark 23, greenville 21, ah22 lincoln, milton 23 degrees and georgetown currently at 25 with northwesterly winds. 8 miles per hour in philadelphia, 6 mile per hour dover air force base, millville 3, wilmington 7, coatesville 8, but they will start to increase as a secondary frontal boundary sweeps on through and kicks up those wind speeds and wind gusts and brings in much colder air right behind that. feels like temperature matt talked about that a couple seconds ago -- a couple minutes ago rather, we can see it feels like it's 16 degrees in philadelphia, doilstown it feels like 13, allentown 13 and pottstown 15. as those winds start to increase you think, well, it gets later in the day, maybe it will feel a lot more comfortable. not the case. we will have plenty of sunshine but with the increase in those wind speeds it will actually feel colder, in the single digits for doylestown, pottstown, west chester and allentown. feels like 10 degrees in philadelphia and egg harbor is will feel like a chilly 11 degrees for you. 10:30 still seeing single

. >>> there was an extra special birthday, in greenville delaware, she will turn 202.'s believed to be oldes living world war two veteran in delaware. today first state military women's warrior unit number 10 celebrated her birthday with cake and a plaque in her honor >> happy birthday carabell. >>> abc world news sunday is next. don't miss "action news" at 10 on phl17 tonight. then we are back gannon six abc at 11:00. >>> for melissa magee, jeff skversky and walter perez and the entire "action news" team, we will see you right here at 11:00. we didn't realize how difficult it was going to be to tie that space together. with an open floor plan, you need to separate it with furniture. it's perfect for our family. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." bracing for impact. the monster snowstorm bearing down right now. millions in the path. high winds, bone-chilling cold. a dangerous monday morning commute, and blizzard watches from new york to boston, as winter refuses to give up. >>> the health care blitz. president trump's big sell. amid fears americans will lose their co

customers in a bar. ( james ) a confederate flag flying outside an n-c- double-a tournament in greenvillesouth carolina is stirring up a controversy. a small group of protestors flew the flag from the back of a pick-up on the the top a parking garage near the arena. the n-c-double-a says the flag was displayed in a public area outside its control. the association boycotted south carolina until it removed the flag from its state house grounds two years ago. some now want state lawmakers to place that flag in a museum. others say the confederate flag shouldn't be there. <"i think it is very disheartening and i don't want to give it in voice. i believe in people protecting their heritage and i believe in people coming together. we have enough gaps, so we should try to bridge the gaps with love.""it's a piece of our heritage, you know, 25,000 south carolinians died in the defense of that flag, 260,000 southerners and the legislature told us they were gonna do that so if you say you will do something, we expect you to do that.">( james ) the flag was originally closer to the arena but police m

dangerous situation into monday into the mississippi towns including memphis and greenville, and advance of this storm, spring temperatures across the east, and still shots of cold air in boston and d.c., so keep your coat handy. >> thanks so much. >>> now we're going to head overseas to the disturbing images emerging from ukraine. the undercover video showing the assassination of a vocal critic of russian president vladimir putin. it's the latest of a series of deadly incidents raising new questions tonight. abc's ron claiborne tracking this. >> reporter: in this newly released chilling video, the russian defector can be seen. that's denis voronenkov. his bodyguard on his left. watch as a man approaches from behind. steps up to voronenkov, and shoots him. the bodyguard charges the attacker. as the victim lay on the ground, his body can be seen firing at the fleeing assailant, fatally wounding him. but voronenkov was dead on the street in the ukrainian capitol, and officials there immediately blamed russia calling the murder an act of state terrorism. voronenkov, a member of the russian

he joins us from greenville. i want to start with this question of unmasking that chairman nunes brought out, has he shown you any of what caused him to suggest that obama officials are doing surveillance, captured some trump campaign associates and then unmasked them in the process of investigating? >> he has not shown it to me, johns, i am vaguely familiar with it, no more, no less familiar with it than adam schiff is. i will just tell you this. my understand is chairman nunes briefed the commander in chief on matters unrelated to the russian investigation, so if that is big deal in washington, then we have sunk to a new low. >> dickerson: well, i guess congressman schiff would say, but the president is the one that is a part of this investigation being done by the committee, so the chairman shouldn't be talking to him. >> well, then, let me repeat what i say. that chairman of house intel briefed the chairman in chief that has nothing to do with the russian investigation, so if the commander in chief cannot be

blue bell, pennsylvania, to greenville, south carolina, and back. >> this is what makes it worthwhile small sign of gratitude for a small act of kindsness. >> bob donates his time and piper saratoga. to bring seven-year-old brayden bateman to yearly oncology appointment. >> we just knew that we had to be here, and we didn't know how that was going to happen. ♪ >> he had a little bit of a phobia there. >> first met brayden five years ago. while he was in treatment for retinal blass tomorrow ma rare eye cancer. >> at one point we were flying to philadelphia every two and a half weeks. and angel flight made that possible even in the middle of winter can was reall really chae for the pilots but they made it happen. >> reporter: bob and angel flight east take on the cost of each flight so patients and parents can hear moments like these. >> definitely he's cancer free. ♪ >> i think we're relieved. we were -- i'm going cry. hold on. >> reporter: over the years few miles in the air brayden and the pilots have become close. your his favorite pilot. >> i don't know about that. >> reporter: so

we start in greenville... coach k and the blue devils were taking on south carolina.the second half... duke loses the ball ryan felder finds duane notice to put south carolina 57 to 53. duke continued to fight but the gamecocks kept coming. they break duke's press and justin mckie throws it down. south carolina upsets duke 88-81. they move on to the sweet 16 for the first time in program history... they'll face baylor on friday (darya) wisconsin sen the defending champions, the villanova wildcats home. the badgers beat the wildcats 65 to 62. nigel hayes was a headache for villanova... he finshed with a team-high of 19 points and scored the go-ahead layup with eleven seconds left in the game. the wildcats were trying to become the first team to be back-to-back champions since 2007. wisconsin celebrated in the locker room and will face florida in the sweet 16. (darya) the sweet 16 is set after a sunday filled with close games and two huge upset no. 7 seed south carolina bounced no. 2 seed duke, a team that opened as the betting favorite in some las vegas casinos. anothe

the game was in greenville, south carolina. 100 miles from south carolina's campus.just like the team was in the locker room afterwards. and check out the water works. check them out moving on to the next round. the wife of wichita state coach greg marshall, she is there in white. didn't take the season ending loss to kentucky. and misbehaving and standing up on the bleachers and eventually was asked to leave them them and feeling the same way after my duke blue devils got upset yesterday. i know you have in the finals too so you also feel the frustration. >> i also pick minnesota to win. >> i like that. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. back to politics next is the trump presidency -- he calls donald trump the fox news president. find out why. he joins us next. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums ( ♪ ) upstate new york is a good place to pursue your dreams. at vicarious visions, i get to be

aiden spent 26 years as a police officer in alexandria and three years as police in greenville, south carolina. he has been a u.s. citizen for 42 years. the son of an italian mother and a somali father. another officer finally explained that someone on a watch list was using his name. for the next hour and a half he was held while dozens of foreign nationals were processed and released. finally a new customs officer started her shift. she pushed hard for another agency to clear him for entry and finally got approval. chief aiden wrote on facebook that if this can happen to me it can happen to anyone with attributes that can be profiled. now spokesperson for customs and border protection says he cannot legally comment on specific cases. he insists that fewer travelers were subjected to secondary screening this year travelers may sometimes have to be inconvenienced to ensure they're entering a country legitimately and lawfully. >> clearly looks like they made a mistake here. the officer who let him in to the back room insisted he was not being detained even though he was not free to lea

take me to greenville, south carolina.ing at potentially losing a lot of health benefits and looking at maybe 27, 28-year-old single mom with a couple of young kids living on the margin. what specifically would you propose to do to the house bill when it comes to the senate to take care of the problems of people like that? >> well, somebody 65 is on medicare if you're in greenville and you're 65, you're good to go. how about somebody like me who is about to turn 62? so here is the deal about insurance. the whole goal of insurance is to get young healthy people to pay in. let the company take the money, make some money on the money you've been given, and pay claims when they come due. i would like to broaden the number of insurance companies that you can choose from, competition lowers price. obamacare is collapsing in south carolina. we had five plans on the obamacare scomank shraexchange dropped out and down to blue cross/blue shield. they are about to go out of the market. obamacare is about to collapse. i would tell the

host: bill in pittsburgh, let's hear from john kasich state from greenville, ohio.aller: good morning. i really disagree with that gentleman from pennsylvania. i have been on both sides of the fence as far as a democrat and as far as a republican and i think that both of these parties are just out of control. there is so much corruption running wild in both of these parties. it is just like now the republicans are trying to push health problem and it is a problem, because i really think that the democrats pushed the law through and now the republicans are trying to do the same thing. this actually needs a lot of thought behind it before you go do anything. and they had like seven or eight years to about this and i still said,it is like grandpa when he talked about this. -- it iss actually a actually called obama light. it would like to say something about supreme court judges, too. i wish these people would run for these positions and let the people decide. and they should have term limits on that, too, because you get complacent after so long. that i totally disagr

prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins with developments from greenville. tracee? >> well, that ban is supposed to go into effect at midnight. and the judge who heard evidence in this case from both the government and the aclu said at the end of the day he needs to think about it. >> this is very important that we're here. >> reporter: a large group of immigrants packed a green belt courtroom and spill under to an overflow today. all gathered against president trump's travel ban. >> we're very hopeful that by 12:01 a.m. tomorrow when this executive order is supposed to be in effect, that we'll have an injunction blocking it. >> reporter: in a lawsuit filed in maryland by the aclu and other groups representing immigrants and refugees, travel ban from six majority muslim countries is discrimination based on religion. >> our constitution doesn't permit anyone, any government official to do what president trump has attempted to do here. >> reporter: attorneys for the government declined to comment on camera, but argued in court that the president's new version of the b

greenville, 36. middletown, 41. allendale at 44. louis at 40. and long neck at 42. that is a chilly wind coming in off the delaware bay. and as we go through the night tonight, it's feeling close to 10 in some areas. now after yesterday's 60, that is feeling extra chilly when you have that wind getting into you. now, if you're out of the wind or the wind is blocking you, then it's not nearly as bad. tomorrow afternoon, feeling like the mid-30s. still pretty cold for this time of the year, but not as cold as this afternoon. and then by friday morning, we're feeling like the 20s. but then friday morning, we got other issues as you'll see. nothing on the satellite and radar close by, but this weak system is coming by minnesota. that is going to be tracking to our north as we go through thursday night and into friday morning. you can see this area of a wintry mix. perhaps a little bit of sleet, a little bit of snow. and this is friday, 10:00 to 10:30 in the lehigh valley. and that is bucks county here. the upper portion of bucks and montgomery, the pocanos may get a lit

president, if you can't get a better deal, and if you can't protect that 62-year-old worker in greenville for having dramatic premium increases because democrats won't with you, and you can't get the republican party on board, stop, take a timeout, let it collapse. then turn to the democrats and say, this was the system. you created, it has collapsed, now help me replace it. >> rick tyler, i'm trying to figure out where there could be consensus on the republican side on this. you've got graham there saying this needs to be altered. you have cruz saying it needs to be altered to have any chance in the senate. you have basically hard liners in the house that are saying this isn't conservative enough. and you've got republicans in the senate like graham who says, this leaves too many people exposed. how can you square that circle? >> i don't think you can. i mean, this thing is a dud. i don't know anybody who's out there advocating it publicly other than the leadership. and, look, i'm -- look, i'm for free market health care. we did have an argument about that another time. politically, this

they played in greenville, so the fans were loud and rowdy. in the locker room after the upset. south carolina dancing into the sweet 16 for the first time since 1973. back when richard nixon was president. >>> another upset. michigan wolverines. coach has to cool them down with the super soaker. they stunned louisville. continuing a run fit for a movie script. wolverines have won six in a row since the plane slid off the runway before the big ten tournament. they will get the oregon ducks in the sweet 16. kentucky ended wichita state's season. the shockers coach of gregg marsha marshall, lynn marshall let her passion get the better of her. security visited her three times for misbehaving. she was asked to leave the court area after the game. wichita state declined to comment saying they were not aware of the incidents. i have to say, i'm with you, lynn. i understand your pain and frustration when i woke up and realized my duke blue devils who i had winning it all were knocked out by south carolina. she sums up how dave and i are feeling this

where's greenville? about 45 minutes away. columbia, 2 1/2 hours away.hers a lot ofple here. we'll check back in a little bit. >> a beautiful day to drive in clemson and coming to see the popular senator there. nbc's vaughn hillyard. thank you. >>> president trump lobs serious allegations against the participation. up next on "a.m. joy," the growing controversy over five trump advisers having questionable contacts with russia. >>> my next guest says there were three key messages to african-americans in president trump's address to the nation this week. we'll break them down. s one gor. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's five. ooohh!! aaaahh!! uh! hooooly mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. it's truck month. get 0% financing for 60 months plus find your tag and get $5500 on select chevy silverado pick-ups when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. so we know how to cover almost alanything.ything, even a "truck-cicle." [second man] how you doing? [ice cracking] [second man] ah,

even into thursday we have enhanced risk for 20 million people, tupelo, greenville, jackson. look how widespread from the ohio river down to new orleans on thursday. today's forecast, we are watching a dreary type day. d.c., baltimore, phil y new york, bass ton included. you will see on and off rain throughout the day. the real dangerous stuff back here, oklahoma and texas, over mid-afternoon through this evening. >> we're glad for the heads up on all that. thanks. >>> still ahead, the bouncing ball. oakland, l.a., oakland raiders are leafing for las vegas. uconn women's basketball team is heading to the tournament for the tenth straight time. just c. now she's into disc sports. ah, no she's not. since when? since now. she's into tai chi. she found disc sports too stressful. hold on. let me ask you this... what's she gonna like six months from now? who do we have on aerial karate? steve. steve. steve. and alexis. uh, no. just steve. just steve. just steve. live business, powered by sap. when you run live, you run simple. the ultra-fine mist startstoms working instantly to del

greenville, 1.2 inches. dover, another 1.4 inches of rain headed your way. to make a stop in jersey where i think the heavier amounts are going to fall. we head up to hamilton, you could see 1.2 inches. then finally we head out to the shore where again we could still see more than an inch of rain. egg harbor, you could still have two inches of rain on the way for tonight. that's why we have these flooding concerns that are out there on top of what we've already seen. that's what you're going to show us, what we saw earlier today, right erika? >> that's right, tammie. it's all about that low intensifying just to the west as it continues to work its way north eastward. rainfall totals so far ranging anywhere between a half inch to an inch and a half. it's all about how you are driving tonight. make sure you take your time. what about the weekend? it looks pretty good. we are seeing some clouds to kick off your saturday, but sunshine for your sunday. it looks like we are tracking a new system that will be here by tuesday. so keep that in mind. and you can alway

glasgow 19 degrees, marshallton 21, greenville 21 and talleyville also seeing low 20s.w 20 and georgetown 21 degrees for you. again a chilly day all around. current winds right now notice we're seeing some westerlies and north-westerlies. once they start to diminish by tomorrow we will see temperatures climb just a little bit but still a cold weekend all around. feels like temperatures right now mainly in the teens, 15 degrees for philadelphia, 12 for doylestown, 16 trenton and burlington but we are going to go out quite a bit because i want to show you how the wind is going to change these feels like temperatures throughout the day. so we are not talking about actual temperatures we are talking about feels like temperatures. by later this evening it will feel like 9 degrees in allentown, 11 doylestown, 15 in philadelphia and later tonight through the overnight hours that's when it gets dangerously cold in my opinion. 3 below in allentown, 1 below doylestown, 2x philadelphia, 0 trenton and pottstown. these are feels like temperatures. this is what it feels like when th

road crews out there working on the eastbound side of 580 near greenville road since 8:30 last night. they're saying they should wrap up by 9:00 this morning. a little stop and go traffic through altamont pass and of course we have delays on the westbound side too as you leave tracy down to 12 or 14 miles an hour but overall, that really isn't looking too bad. one new issue if you're traveling the counter-commute, eastbound 24 in the tunnel, the far right bore and it sounds like the left lane within that bore. we've got a disabled vehicle, no hazards on and that is blocking the left lane. so use some caution there. and a quick check of drive times. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, and 10 in san francisco to sfo. >>> summer vacation? not too far away. next, we're going to find the best deals on your hotel room. >>> and also, one of america's most famous billionaires facing criticism this morning. the controversial statement leaving many women outraged. >>> abc7, the only place where you can see weather and traffic throughout the break. we'll see you right after this. was it a hard