lawyer hasa's top been accused of lying under a. attorney general jeff sessions said he did speak to russian officials despite telling the senate that he didn't. let's get some business news. tell us all about snapchat. it is having a big day on the stock market and making its debut. the question is, is it really worth the hype? reporter: the holding company of , have seen their shares soar since they began trading on the nasdaq hours ago. currently trading above the $17 targeted which means we could be heading for evaluation of about $33 billion, higher than the $24 billion that was targeted. is sending the app to the very photos or snp -- or snaps. there is of course much more we haven't quite discovered yet although some of the people that know about it -- young users are more than half of the 58 million daily users. the question is, can the company keep up or is the snap bubble destined to pop? >> it is best known for its but thereng messages was no chance the cofounders would escape the spotlight after making a big splash on th

his statements are totally fatuous. 67, hasas been in prison or thanan 20 year he was last t seen in3 whene attended court. whatever the verdict this time, he will remain in prison for many more years. iraq say officials in the remaining inputs of western mosul still held by the islamic state group are now completely surrounded. the offensive has gone on for months now. iraqi forces backed by the u.s. are now working to clear western mosul completely after taking back the east two months ago. >> isis has lost 60% of the territory it once held in iraq and is losing more every day. ,n total in iraq and syria coalition enabled operations, that means our coalition supporting local partners, including iraqi security forces, have cleared 50,000 square kilometers of territory from isis. none of that territory has been retaken by isis. >> we have the latest now on the fighting that has pushed 100,000 civilians from their homes. mosul's billowing from skyline. iraqi troops maneuvering across the city as they tried to operate the islamic state group. iraqi forces say they have retaken more tha

sheetatal ramavtar: ththe wy myfamily hasas chang, our whole coununtry can change.you have o teach theldren so thehey can work in the fufuture.reporter: she is determined t to link the women who live alongthese dusty roads to the internet highway. ♪host: that's it for today. you can watch us online anytimethough, but do write to s at global3000@dw.com and follow uson facebook -- dw global society. see you soon.[captioning performed by te national captioning institute,which is responsible for its democracynow.org 03/17/17 03/17/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] now! amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> regarding the question as to climate change, the president was straightforward that we not spending money on that anymore. amy: in what the trump white house is calling an america first budget, it calls for an unprecedented $54 billion increase in military spending while slashing environmental, housing, education, diplomatic programs as well as spending for ,

if you are on the other side, and maybe you are an official in brussels, you think the uk hasa officialink the uk has a lot of liabilities that still haven't been wound up and it needs to settle its debt. nick clegg was saying it was like we had an am a bar bill with the eu, that is what he said this evening on question times and is mac. does this take into account the final numbers of the european union? eu have said they hope us. he is trying to say, looking at one side of the balance sheet, and not the other. ok, rowena, whatever the right and wrong is of this fiscal issue, hope is, according to some within the conservative party, that this issue is sorted out quickly and fast, because then we can get on to the nitty—gritty of what brexit really does mean. i think so. what some of these tory moderate rebels, the people fighting within the conservative party to stay in the single market are saying is, if the eu might be better disposed towards us eu might be better disposed towards us when it comes to negotiating a train real, if we have conceded a bit of it on the divorce bill, so th

ouour business reporter hasas m from the tokyo stock exchange. >>> traders weren't afraid to launch any moves and reached for the yen. that offset optimism after comments by fed chair janet yellen on friday reaffirmed expectations for a rate hike this month. let's see the closing levels for monday march 6th. nikkei 225 lost .46%. the broader topix shed .2%. let's check on currencies. the dollar yen pair slipped off a two week high but high market expectations for a rate hike in the u.s. provided support. looking at individual stocks, shares dived 5%. that's after media reports that the president is expected to re-sign attend of the month but optimism over growth prospects in the u.s. and china gave a boost to energy and industrial metals. kobe steel and jx holdings rose over 2%. it was a fairly muted start to the weeeek but we may see a mor positive turn now that investors think that a rate hike for month march looks to be a done deal. >>> let's move on to south korea. investors seem to shrug off the missile laumplgs. kospi up to 2,081. the closing number there and the country's currenc

allegations of too coast i a relationship with russia hasas already brought down one of the president's cabinet members and they say sessions recusing himself from any investigation doesn't solve the problem. republicans say what sessions did while meeting with theth russian ambassador while still a senate isn't illegal nor did he purger himself in confirmationfm hearings. it's a cold night.ht. gwen will be back with your seven day forecast. day withseve us. . stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. > gwen, i'm going to take a'm little bit of time off, just a u couple day

enforcement, and we e have to ededucate people worldwide thatt your ivoryry trinkets mean that an elephant hasasto die.e. thornton: we need to go back to the total ivory ban, including completete ban on domestic t tre in china and japanan. if china and japanan banned domestic i ivory trade today, poaching will be going down by next week. that's how big the demand is there, and c closing that demand is the number one way to help save and protect a africa's elephants. [animal screeching] bill: good morning, bioneers. audience: morning. bill: morning. that's a phrase my wife likes to use when she's here. and unfortunately, she's not here today 'cause she has a bad cold, so i am pinch hitting, and i hope you'll, um, give me some leeway for improvising a bit as we go along. um, i am here to introduce dr. mark plotkin, who is a healer and a man whose life journey, i think,

phoebebe amoroso hasas more. >> thehe yen advanced against t dollar over the long weekend.estors aring noing to thehe safe haven currency as they're concerned the g20 finance leaders dropped their pledge to keep global trade free and open. let's take a look at the closing levels. the nikkei ended 0.3% lower, closing at 19,455. the broader topix fell 0.16%. let's go to currencies. the dollar fell to three-week lows against the yen in earl tokyo trading. in addition to the g20 meeting, some traders were disappointed after a u.s. federal reserve official reaffirmed a gradual pace of rate hikes. looking at individual stocks, financial shares weighed on the benchmark. they took a hit from lowower u. yields. analysts say there's also some profit taking after recent rallies. dai-ichi life holdings and mitsubishi ufj financial group both ended lower. that stronger yen dragggged dow shares o of exportrters, such a electronics manufacturersrs. alps electric and tdk were both down more than 1%. invevestors are waiting t to he announcements from feded officis this week. i'm phoebe amor

could also decide that everyone living around the airport has a everyone living around the airport hasat of noise. there isa has a similar amount of noise. there is a huge demand for more airports. will want to fly. at ports people will want to fly. at ports are getting congested. the circular ru nway are getting congested. the circular runway is a more efficient way to handle all this traffic. —— airports are getting. we are going to take you now to live pictures in south - this is the pictures in south korea. this is the us secretary of state rex tillerson arriving live right now. this is of course the second leg of his three nation asian trip. he is expected to hold talks with the acting president and is also expected to visit the demilitarised zone. so far, he has been quite forthright about saying that 20 years of diplomacy has failed to get north korea i scrap failed to get north korea to scrap its nuclear programme. he has admitted that. this is the second leg of his asia trip. live pictures now of rex tillerson arriving in south korea. now, from sailors to socialites, whether yo

over the past 24 hours, nearly 40 centimetersf f snow hasas fallen in parts of hokkaido and more snowyther is expected as we go into tomorrow. rain will likely spread over the southwestern islands of japan into tomorrow. temperatures for asia are as follows. 15 in seoul. down to 8 in beijing with rainy weather on thursday. and rainy wither in hong kong as well. and partly sunny wither in manila with a high of 34 degrees. let's go to north america. severe weather happened on tuesday across the southeastern corner of the country. we have numerous reports of damaging winds as well as hail in south carolina. hail as large asas baseballs fe. also in georgigia, a tree fell down on a home, killing one person, unfortunately. now rainy weather istillll occurring across the carolinas. but that weather will likely move away as we go into tomorrow. then across the oppositete sidef the nation, we're e expectctinge heavy rainllll across s the wes coast. seattle will see one more day of wet weather and rainy weather will likely happen in los angeles as well. temperatures are going to be as follows. 1

enforcement, and we e have to ededucate people worldwide thatt your ivoryry trinkets mean that an elephant hasasto die.e. thornton: we need to go back to the total ivory ban, including completete ban on domestic t tre in china and japanan. if china and japanan banned domestic i ivory trade today, poaching will be going down by next week. that's how big the demand is there, and c closing that demand is the number one way to help save and protect a africa's elephants. elaine reyes: there is no cure, but there is new hope in preventing dengue, the mosquito-borne disease that affects millions. i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c., and this is "americas now." first up: dengue fever, the type that can kill you, is on the e rise. now afafter decadesf attemptsts, researerers have developed a vaccine. translator: the vaccine still saves you lots of money compared to what you'd have to spspend if you gogot the disease. [man speakaking spanish]h] reyes: corresponde g gerry hadden reports on n fighting dengue in mexico, and tells us ababout the vaccine's availabily in latin ameca. next, imagine a bicycle e

enforcement, and we e have to ededucate people worldwide thatt your ivoryry trinkets mean that an elephant hasasto die.e. thornton: we need to go back to the total ivory ban, including completete ban on domestic t tre in china and japanan. if china and japanan banned domestic i ivory trade today, poaching will be going down by next week. that's how big the demand is there, and c closing that demand is the number one way to help save and protect a africa's elephants. qéa7rñ 03/27/17 03/27/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> i don't know what i will say other than obamacare is a law of the land and it will replace -- it will remain the log line until it is replaced. amy: first major legislative defeat as house republicans pull a bill to repeal the affordable care act. the white house is now vowing to let obamacare explode. meanwhile, advocates of single payer say now is the time to push for a system where all

the batch of showers that may bh a little wet this evening hasas pushed across the bay on to the easternactual cold front delivering this moisture is still draped across western pennsylvania and west virginiaia and that's a skinny band ofd showers that will move throughhu during the overnight hours.rs. it may briefly get a littlelitt gusty and as i show you on fox futurecast we're dry for now. there's the very narrow line of rain that moves through. narrow, yes, but it could bring a briefón■ downpour and quite frankly we could use any downwn powers we could get. we have developed a severe drought after what was a dry fall and then a very dry so free weekend. the front quickly passes and the rain is long gone. > the warm weather just like today we'll have a nice flow out of the southwest.outh it will be gusty. temperatures should easily sore into the 6 20s.he 52 with linger clouds. winds may gust over 30 miles an hour at times. that could impact the golf gamep if you're offac on a wednesday.e otherwise makes for a pretty nice day. cold canadian air coming on down and as that occurs there'

so hasa run, economic sanctions by the west.nd they are trying to work together to counter negative economic effects of the sanctions they face. and secondly try to pursue their own goals, in the middle east and generally on the international arena. this meeting was important to coordinate their efforts. in terms of coordination, i mentioned syria, did we get any detail on how the iranians and the russians might go forward in their actions and syria ? russians might go forward in their actions and syria? the details of that meeting were not released. it tells you how important the meeting was and maybe how important their agreements were. what we do know is they will enhance their trade agreements, their military agreements, their military agreements and this does mean a lot because russia does need a lot of new bases to conduct the effective operations. the fact details are not released probably tells more about the importance, rather than the small facts which were released. the importance, rather than the small facts which we

. >> coming up on fox5 newsh, fors morning, a popular movie hasas inspired a new social mediaia challengedozen people p are injured during a wild knife attack at a trainck at a i station. >> as we head to break right brg now, live look outside acrosssic the dmv. the the time right now 4:51. 4:51. the temperature still 50 degrees. we're waiting on that snows mike thomas.tho >> we're not anticipating that a in ati pleasant way.t way >> not in a pleasant way. got to brace yourself.t got to be readyo .eady. >> don't put that jacket away ay just yet, right. [laughter] fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the

. >> it's a story that hasa garnered national attention.n northwest with more on thise on developing story. annie. >> reporter: hey, good reporte morning to you, wisdom andr: yod holly. you're right, this is a storyht that fox5 hthasis b ieen coverin for quite some time now ever evr since the district beganict b highlighting the alarming al number of missing teens in ourn area and as you mentioned, we reported last week 10 teenageded girls gone missing here in thehn district over a 10-day span,y s, very alarming pacificr alarming and ever since2017 theu the names and faces.e names and a large number are females, they began publicizing them on social media.social mia. fox5 sat down with a division,dv tasked with getting to theing te bottom of each we spoke to commander chanell dickerson. she says she believes this is bi part of a deeper missing. derrica wilson agreed and waded in on what she believes couldi be behind it. about relisha rudd. that's a name that hasn't come up lately but i think that wehie really need to take a hard h core look

hasas had a lot of -- he been meeting with a lot and reaching out to them. i was with him in the oval office and he was amazed, he told me, barack obama had so little use of that office. with a nancy brinker issues the founder of the breast cancer group thomas susan g. komen race for the cure. you have a president, only in office over a month and meeting with the leading female advocates for breast cancer research in the country area spent half an hour and he -- country. -- and is spent half an hour and has very good questions for her and a strong interest. it was not to pretend meeting. what does it say? it is a guy that is sincere. you see the press, trump lives in chaos. i have had a lot of engagement with his businesses over many years, ok? picks strongis he people and with seen it in the cabinet and they have strong deputies and those businesses usually run flawlessly. he usually does not interfere with the businesses on a day-to-day business. he is an information junkie. he blessed -- he will ask everybody about the business, he wants feedback. if he h

>> lot of market pricing hasa preempted.ve seen it in fun entities and to a lesser extent to the u.s. dollar. whether it can continue the momentum is another question. it is due for a little bit of a policy. as the fed titans it, it will gradually support the u.s. dollar. we think the aussie comes up $.74 by the end of the year. a small depreciation. host: one of the previous guests made the comment, looking at real rates versus the pace of inflation, if that is lockstep, you may not see much of a move in the u.s. dollar. in terms of what the fed doesn't have and how it affects australia, do you see much of a headwind when it comes to the next? -- to the banks? >> i don't think so. performedshares have quite well lately. with an australian rate environment, probably lifting a little bit-- host: what about the amount of leverage? >> definitely it is an issue. if i was thinking about risk factors for the australian economy, household debt is one of them. we rate the rba commentary on nonperforming lines. indicator ofeading str

it hasas to happen. sean spicer this to say when asked about the obama deep state shadow government hold over. take a look. >> i think there's no question when you have eight years of one party in office that there are people who stay in government affiliated with, joined and continue to espouse the agenda of the previous administration. so i don't think it should come as any surprise that people that burrowed into government during eight years of the last administration, and you know, may have believed in that agenda and want to continue to seek t i don't think that should come as a surprise to anyone. >> sean: now today the trump administration took the first step into purging deep state actors. according to a doj spokesperson, quote: to tender their resignations in order to ensure a uniform transition. joining us from circa news.com sara carter is with us. what you broke to me is huge. nobody was able to confirm what you guys have, that number onea fisa order was issued, correct? you'rent 100% sure. >

this administration hasas nominated zero of their own u.s. attorneys. they have 44 who are leaving. they are 44 people nominated and put through. that means the people they just pushed out, their right hands, will be running these offices indefinitely until that gets sorted out. amy: harry siegel, we will link to your pieces, editor at "the daily beast" and columnist at the "new york daily news." his most recent piece "trump to , u.s. attorney preet bharara: you're fired." when we come back, how is jared about to makely something like $400 million in a real estate deal with a major chinese corporation that has links to the chinese government? we will talk about it. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "freedom highway," rhiannon giddens. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a company owned by president trump's senior advisor and son-in-law jared kushner will receive e more than $400 million from a chinese firm if the deal goes through. in a real estate deal that many experts are calling unusually favorable. the payoff from the are being

that hasa system now no internal incentives to adopt technology. in the public sector there is no way to capture that. this is one of the widely discussed advantages. is operating the capital beltway. they will operate for the long term so they have an incentive to use materials and procedures that minimize long-term cost. maybe back down over here? >> i'm with the american public transportation association. thanks for the invitation to be here. comments on private sector participation, that is indeed a good thing. sector, thevate denver project is accustomed to the purple line here. even beyond that. my question is really a straight question. is there an appreciation not all projects may be private sector? many will be but some are not going to quite work under that model. be fort going to everything. i would accept that point of view. i wonder if the panel views it that way or not? >> i'm for diversity, i'm for federalism. because so much federal money and top-down authority is involved here, we are not giving them a chance to go their own divers

applaud her for standing up and saying that she will not continue to perpetuate a system that we know hasasy flaws. in her interview, she pointed out, one, it is not a benefit to society, nor does it promomote public safety. additionally, she says it is not a deterrent to crime. i agree with her on all of those things. we also must look at the racial dispsparities of the dedeath penalty. i think it is very r relevant when we are at the state of florida and we l lk at not o only how many i individuals are on florida's death row, but when we look at exonerations. there are a total of 157 exonerations from death row. so those are individuals who were sentenced to death, told they deserved to die, and then years later theyey were exononerated for various s reasons. of that 15157 and a 2% of those are african-americans. when you looook at florida specifically, 26 of those 157 exonerees were from m the state of flolor. nearly 60% of those are african-american. when you add that on top of the already inherent shortcomings of the death penalty, it is not a surprise to me that she would make such an

ininterestiningly, when i watcheded senator frananken'quesestioning of judge gorsuch, whicich some hasascribebed as hostile. but t that is a similar r type of totone that judge gorsuch took with me when i w was arguing mr. maddin's case. amy: you were ththere withth anotherer lawyer from the d dol? you shared t the time yoyou h? >> that's right. because the dol at that level, once against of the 10th cicircuit, is actually the partrty. it was transam trucking versus s the dol.l. i inintervened to reprpresent the ininterest of mr. mamaddin in that case, so i had to spsplit the titime with the departmenent of labor attorney.y. i believe we each had 10 minutes. judge gogorsuch was so hostile to the depepartment of labor attorney that i in thmimiddle of a a quen that the department of labor attorney essentially concnceded the rest ofof his timime to me, indicated, you knowow, i hahave agreed d to split my time with mr. fetter and he couould have the rest of my time. it was so difficulult on the department of labor attorney frfrom judge gorsrsuch that he essentiallyy gave up timeme thatat he

he was deflected questions are asked if he thinks ukip hasa questions are asked if he thinks ukip hasture. he seems to be saying ukip‘s job is ukip has a future. he seems to be saying ukip‘sjob is done. i think the new leader of ukip is very clear, he sees their mission to go after working class vote is in the north of england, former labour voters. perhaps douglas carswell didn't see himself as part of that project. a former head of the metropolitan police has called for changes to security at westminster, following wednesday's terror attack. former commissioner lord blair said there should be a review of the arming of officers. two men from birmingham continue to be questioned by police in connection with the attack. our correspondent nick beake reports. the scramble of armed police in the aftermath of the westminster attack. new video taken by a taxi driver shows how marksmen swooped on parliament from all directions. this footage shows medical equipment being thrown to those treating the unarmed pc keith palmer. but it was to no avail. now, one former police chief in charge during

trade weighted dollar index tracks how they move and you can hasa sense that the dollar been stable.ot rally much for the world economy. the fact that the u.s. dollar has stopped going up is very good for global stability and 2017, and something we would project. markets have gotten more pessimistic about the political agenda and the likelihood of fiscal stimulus. this is good news for the world in the sense that the -- that the dollar will not strengthen and reduce commodities in the emerging markets. stability in the emerging markets has been vital to the story in the united states. in part, because stability of the dollar has been helping with commodity prices which is helping those nations along. thecine: going back to original question, what does it mean for the yen? tony: the weakness of the yen in recent months has been a gift to japan. one of the major areas of fallout has been good in terms of what has happened in market since the election. strengthening the yen would be unwelcome in japan and it may mean continued low interest rate policy. what we are looking for in japan i

he hasa more specific -- a more sophisticated view of that and is threatened by that.nd he does not want to damage relations with iran and china, which those group sees as enemies. but if he is talking with his advisers, maybe that would be another part of the influence. >> thank you. >> we have time for two or three more. >> alicia from the mccain institute. i would like you to expand on the invasion of georgia if you wouldn't mind? how does this not indicate an intention for expansionism to the point in 2013? mr. mcfaul: that is a big, hard question. uh. and it is a big complex question that i cannot do justice here. i have a chapter in my book about it. i would say a couple of things -- one is there is this technique we use in political science better counterfactual. if certain factors were not there, would you have had the same outcome? buildup for a prodding well before 2008. war befores for that 2008. in real-time because i was working on the campaign, we put out a statement about it in august 2008. i am pretty sure the mccain campaign did too, now that i think a

winning because i'm true to my school sh and i just happen to have gonee to a school that usually hasasink we do.ink we d i'll do it the same as steve.. over here in this one, i alwayss like to pick the acc schools soo because i support our conference i think uva has amazing defensee i think they'll go far i think k villanova will take them out. o. i like fun match ups smu bayloro two texas teams. marquette, duke, he used to plaa for duke going up against hisinh mentor i think they pitt those e things on purpose so i go alongg and pick them too.oo down here in this bracket i went for gonzaga for awhilei but i i to get to the final four.our. down here i'm picking xavierie sorry terps the one time i don't go with the terps because xaviee is cincinnati that's my tt's hometown. i have arizona going in this bracket two two seeds on thistw side. over here kansas they shoulduld have the bun number one seed but they didn't do well in the conference tournament.n't rnamt so they're the ones i have going out of this bracket.s i do think louisville is strong with rick betino.ti >> don't love oregon

the sheriff's depth hasas apologized but stands behind tht procedure that they handcuffing wyclef.dcuffingdo we know at any -- att what point they identified himi because i'm pretty sure wyclefey pretty soon into thisn into this altercation said, hey, man i'm wyclef. >> he claims he said it a buncha of times. t he claims he said eight bunch of times, said i'm wyclef. w i was just leaving the studio su where i was recording andngnd working.g. but they didn't want to hate. that's what he says. he sayats's while he was cuffedt didn't want to hear anythingthin about. saying, listen, lte this is an armed rob breach this was a dangerous situation.t you don't know what kind ofkindf weapons the guy had. the suspect we should say wasay later arrested moments later after this.s. they said they were just doingt their job to protect theirtect t office. >> yeah. i saw two different videos onese is on wyclef's instagram talking about coming home from the recording studio and he'll suede the department and then the other video onrtment his twitteh is the one we've seen allee rnining long. next up this, l

. >> this were for kevin he hasas the heavy weight, hey, man you m need a spot that.stead of >> i want a picture.. >> okay. >> that's the news for the day.e entertainment news for the day.e >> all right. .e like it >>> i don't know.no >> i don't know.>> i don thinink -- >> never saw a celebrity at the gym before.efore. >> you haven't? you hen't >> okay. >> before we get to tucker let's say good morning to our facebooo fan of the day. h i have.fan >> you have?oue? >> you go to fancy gyms. >> okay. >> it is is a dak cahn. good morning. mning. shady very nice.shry n >> old way fairers. >> i way fairers i just acquiree mice self. >> is that right.>> is that r [ applause ]ig >> classic.ht ning cves her morning coffe th f fox5. she calls us great people whoeow help her wake up with our smilee as for the weather with tucker r she says quote tu luck. >> yeah.>> y >> you know that's right. rig tweet us -- let us know what yoy think that means. for chance to be fan of the dayd post your picture below thisow i one. >> i'm scared of the name tuckok tuck. >> tuck tuck. eferring to

americans drank average of 39.3 gallons of bottled water in 2016. 2016 hard to believe that water hasasllar industry. >> do you know who we need tou thank for this? mknich jackson. >> right? he was the firstir person i ever remember with rem drinking water in the bottle ana people were like, that's crazy.y what's happening? >> i wish i can get paper, you know, like the cartons because it's better fors the environment.enronment. but i just -- it's hard to make that switch.. >> okay. back to news.o news. >> i'm old school i still drinkd tap water. >> do you? >> nobody does. but -- bu >> i do occasionally.na meantime -- nissan created newen concept car just for i hate thit term man's best friend. man as collective. suv called nissan x trail access ramp to help your furry littleil companion get into the car it it also has 360-degree pull out water shower which i think isnk awesome to give fido a bath onho the go. the upholstered area great for e cleaning up all that hair and dirt they might leave hyped and two way dog cam so you can watcw your wed buddy and your buddy can watch.ca isn't tha

had and hasas been on by the american people, the consumer, and we will not see lifetime caps. the whip spoke so eloquently about the fear that exists across this country. when people of your stature believe those lifetime caps will return and there is not one member that would support that, i worry we do a disservice in what is an overheated political environment. leader, i think you youesent the folks that represent exceedingly well. the fact that we trade our six months andry you are the leader as long as i can remember, says something about your leadership. what you suggested to the folks who are most vulnerable, the ,olks in low income brackets and the tax credit is not refundable -- if it is not refundable, we fought at length amongst ourselves to structure that to serve those folks. suggest to a family that expects to get money back that the tax credit will not be available to them. hardilds fear that it is to take that out. i do not expect us to agree. i know my democratic colleagues always tell me that the aca will not compromise this bill because single-payer is want