hello, i'm greg jarrett, and welcome to america's news headquart headquarters, well, just this morning, the house announced a plan to fund obama care, hours later, senate majority leader harry reid rejected the plan, saying dead on arrival. chief correspondent carl cameron live on capitol hill. >> well, this has been going on now for the better part of years, the house try to slow down, weaken or not just do away with obama care, they tried more than 40 times to repeal it. they tried in this budget process, reverting to a government shutdown at midnight. they tried then to de-fund it. the senate stripped that out, send it back to the house, the house today announced a new plan that john boehner put out a short time ago, saying there would be a couple of amendments. the first amendment would delay the president's health care law by a year. and this is the second amendment, permanently repeals obama's medical device tax that is sending jobs overseas. so the house republicans have moved from trying to completely de-fund to now just delay for a year and take away a big funding mechanism on

i'm greg jarrett. welcome to "america's news headquarters." and i'm uma pem maraju. hundreds remain unaccounted for. and making matters worse at this hour, the weather. new rainfall hampering rescue operations all day. many people living near the flood zone say they can't believe just how bad it is. >> it's really hard, as somebody who's been here most their life, they can't picture it now. but now it's gone. you kind of look at it and go, well, i can't tell it anymore. >> my greatest fear when i moved here was fire. i never thought this river would do this. it's amazing. >> dominick is joining us live from ft. morgan, colorado. we see the south platt river flooding behind you. how bad do you expect it to get? >> just 40 miles upriver from where i'm standing, there's a 2-foot surge coming through. just less than 24 hours we saw a surge just a little bit bigger than that. actually, i'll have my cameraman zoom down behind me. this is ballo road, that just crosses the i-76 here in ft. morgan. and you can probably see the current already picking up speed there. just pull

i'm greg jarrett. welcome to "america's news headquarters." and i'm uma pem maraju. hundreds remain unaccounted for. and making matters worse at this hour, the weather. new rainfall hampering rescue operations all day. many people living near the flood zone say they can't believe just how bad it is. >> it's really hard, as somebody who's been here most their life, they can't picture it now. but now it's gone. you kind of look at it and go, well, i can't tell it anymore. >> my greatest fear when i moved here was fire. i never thought this river would do this. it's amazing. >> dominick is joining us live from ft. morgan, colorado. we see the south platt river flooding behind you. how bad do you expect it to get? >> just 40 miles upriver from where i'm standing, there's a 2-foot surge coming through. just less than 24 hours we saw a surge just a little bit bigger than that. actually, i'll have my cameraman zoom down behind me. this is ballo road, that just crosses the i-76 here in ft. morgan. and you can probably see the current already picking up speed there. just pull

hello, i'm greg jarrett, and welcome to america's news headquart headquarters, well, just this morningd a plan to fund obama care, hours later, senate majority leader harry reid rejected the plan, saying dead on arrival. chief correspondent carl cameron live on capitol hill. >> well, this has been going on

i'm greg jarrett. welcome to "america's news headquarters." and i'm uma pem maraju.undreds remain unaccounted for. and making matters worse at this hour, the weather. new rainfall hampering rescue operations all day. many people living near the flood zone say they can't believe just

news reporter doug in the calway mckelway appeared on wednesday's broadcast of happening now with greg jarrett to talk about this week's hearings on global climate change in the house of representatives during his discussion with jarrett mckelway brought up a new study by the nongovernmental international panel on climate change that according to him at least shows that global climate change is a lot less serious than the scientists say take a look. contrast that. with the peer reviewed findings of a new study that was released just today by the nongovernmental international panel on climate change quoting from it and i p c c's conclusions drawn from extensive review of the scientific evidence is that the greenhouse gas induced global climate signal is so small as to be embedded within the background variability of the natural climate system and is not dangerous what dogman calway didn't mention though is that the non-governmental international panel on climate change study is far from an objective source it's actually a joint project of fossil fuel industry front groups in fact the heartland