>> so many groups have come out against the gop health care plan from patient groups to health expertsen at least one big insurance company are it will be picked apart with a fine tooth comb, before senators, cast their votes. diane, kendis. >> congressional budget office is still picking it apart. and will come out with their bipartisan report on it next week. oar week after that. meantime, couple notes from washington where the senate gave final approval to a bipartisan $1.1 trillion spending bill that will keep the government running through september. the president expected to sign it before tonight's shutdown deadline. >> and president trump has announced he will take his first official overseas trip later this month. starting with a visit to saudi arabia. the white house says he wants to show that, he is committed to improving u.s. relations with the muslim world. the president's other foreign stops include israel, the vatican, where he will meet pope francis. >> death toll continues to rise in venezuela as more protesters take to the streets. the latest clashes have soldiers rel

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the focus today is the inaugural report of the aspen health strategy group. the name health strategy group is taken from the aspen strategy group for those who are familiar with american foreign policy. probably know about the group, it's undoubtedly the leading bipartisan group of its kind looking at critical issues of foreign policy and we established the group with that in mind, to bring together remarkable people from across different sectors in the american health and medical landscape to look at the most pressing problems and come together with different perspectives to make recommendations for change. >> this particular strategy group is co-chaired by former secretaries of hhs. and also former governors, both kathleen sebelius, with us today and tommy thompson. the mission is to promote improvements in policy and practice by providing leadership and counsel and then specific road maps when possible on the most critical issues that we face. as you've seen, we have an extraordinary lineup, 23 outstanding senior thought leaders from different sectors inclu

to all those with a passion to improve health care, our question is: health group. alth. >>> tonight, breaking news. for the first time, former acting a.g. sally yates revealing how she warned the white house about former national security adviser michael flynn, saying he'd been compromised, and that he could be blackmailed by the russians. tonight, how she describes her meetings inside the trump white house. >>> also breaking, police just holding a news conference in boston. two doctors engaged to be married, both found murdered. and new reporting tonight on what was found in their apartment. >>> the college student who fell down the stairs. why did no one call for help for 12 hours? 18 frat brothers now facing charges and tonight, one of those students who was there comes forward. >>> the headline just in. the serial sniper allegedly taking aim at drivers and at people in their front yards. what we've just learned.

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hundreds of leading patient and health groups are speaking out against the bill. the american cancer society calling the changes particularly egregious. the american medical association warning of second class health care coverage if people with pre-existing conditions are able to obtain coverage at all. >> there are so many variables unknown that to make an analysis of that level of precision it seems almost impossible. >> reporter: the house vote coul afternoon here in washington on capitol hill. if the bill passes, it's on to the senate where it will face an even tougher fight, diane and kendis. >> that's kenneth moton live from d.c., thanks. >>> just as they are voting, president trump will be heading back to new york city for the first time since taking office. >> the president is expected in new york city this afternoon. he is set to meet with australia's prime minister where attending a world war ii commemoration. all the while a thousand members of new york city's police department will be protecting him. >> the trip also means protesters. demonstrators are

but hundreds of leading patient and health groups call that a drop in the bucket. the bill would also allow states to opt out of requiring insurance companies to cover some so-called "essential health benefits," like ambulances and maternity care. experts say less coverage could mean lower premiums for many people. >> is this now trumpcare? >> this isn't trumpcare. this is an ability to give people the choice to pick their own care. i think that's what's most important. >> reporter: but with the midterm elections fa s fast pre muching, democrats are are eager to make sure republicans own this, and that americans know who is in this picture. >> you have every provision of this bill tattoos on your forehead. you will glow in the dark on this one you'll glow in the dark. >> mary bruce with live on capitol hill tonight. mary, as you reported there, it passed the house by one vote. it now goes to the senate. what kind of fight does the president face with this. >> reporter: this bill faces a steep fight. they're eagerly waiting for the scoring on the bill. tonight, senat

. >> hundreds of leading patient and health groups are speaking out against the bill. the american cancer society calling the changes particularly egregious. people with pre-existing conditions are able to obtain coverage at all. >> if the bill passes it's on to the senate where it will face a tougher fight. >>> organizers are scheduled to rally against the health care bill today in san francisco. the rally will be held at noon and the b.a.r.t. station there in front of dianne feinstein's office. >>> the last step before a jury decides he is guilty of murdering. the defense wrapped up closing arguments yesterday. torres is accused of kidnapping and killing lamar five years ago and her body has never been found. >>> and then a hit-and-run that seriously hurt two teenage boys. the boys were walking across the street when they were hit yesterday. the driver appears to have run the stop sign and no word on the boy's condition this morning. >>> police investigated a suspicious package last night, and san fancisco officers shut down the area and offered a shelter in place. a

the nhs confederation representing health groups in england, wales, and northern ireland, has called defence and international aid. they note that uk health spending as a share of the economy atjust under 10% is below that of france and germany. the organisation has also called for an independent office to advise ministers on appropriate funding for the nhs. the confederation says political parties must recognise that without action soon, the health and care system will be incapable of meeting modern needs. hugh pym, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: the failure of social media companies to deal with illegal content is condemned as "shameful" by mps. a man shot dead by intruders at a house in dorset has been named by police as 61 year old guy hedger. labour promises new legal standards for rented homes in england, if it gets into power. the conservatives say it would result in higher rents. sport now and time to cross to the bbc sport centre. let'sjoinjessica let's joinjessica all—star good morning. let's start with football, an intriguing day in the premier league yesterday. mauri

the nhs confederation, which represents health groups in england, wales, and northern ireland, has calledixed percentage of gdp — that's national income — to be spent on health, as with defence and international aid. the confederation notes that uk's health spending as a share of the economy, just under 10%, is below that of france and germany. the organisation has also called for an independent office, to advise ministers on appropriate funding for the nhs. the confederation says political parties must recognise that without action soon, the health and care system will be incapable of meeting modern needs. hugh pym, bbc news. this is 0utside source live from the bbc newsroom. the two candidates for the french presidency have launched attacks on each other at rival rallies in paris. just four full days of campaigning are left before next sunday's run—off. turkish police have broken up may day demonstrations in istanbul. they used tear gas on a group of around 200 anti—government protesters. that's the lead story on bbc turkish. from today, indian officials are no longer allowed to use sir

the nhs confederation which represents health groups in england, wales and northern ireland has calledor a minimum fixed percentage of gdp, that this national income, to be spent on health as with defence and international aid. the confederation note that uk health spending as a share of the economy, just under 10%, is below that of france and germany. the organisation has called foran germany. the organisation has called for an independent office to advise ministers on appropriate funding for the nhs. the confederation says political parties must recognise that without action soon, the health and care system will be incapable of meeting modern needs. in iraq, the battle for control of mosul grinds on, with iraqi forces gradually encircling the old city to try to remove fighters loyal to so—called islamic state. but seven months after nearby christian towns were liberated from the grip of is, their inhabitants still haven't returned. the area east of mosul known as the nineveh plains was once home to around 200,000 iraqi christians, but they fled when is arrived in 2014. many live in c

the nhs confederation representing health groups in england, wales, and northern ireland, has called and germany. the organisation has also called for an independent office to advise ministers on appropriate funding for the nhs. the confederation says political parties must recognise that without action soon, the health and care system will be incapable of meeting modern needs. hugh pym, bbc news. the testing of primary school children is affecting their learning and mental health, according to an influential group of mps. the cross—party education select committee says the way sats results are used to judge schools, causes a negative impact on teachers and pupils. here‘s our education correspondent marc ashdown. even from a young age, children are well accustomed to being tested, but mps are worried the importance placed nowadays on how pupils perform in isolated tests, leads to a multitude of problems. results are used to judge schools in annual performance tables, which this education select committee report says create a high—stakes environment — damaging to both pupils and teache

. >> reporter: but today, hundreds of leading patient and health groups said "no," calling the new funding just a drop in the bucket. the american cancer society calling the changes "particularly egregious." and the american medical association warning that people with pre-existing conditions will get "second-class health care coverage, if they are able to obtain coverage at all." the white house admits the real impact for people with pre-existing conditions is hard to gauge. >> there are so many variables that are unknown that to make an analysis of that level of precision is almost impossible. >> reporter: but tonight, republicans are hopeful. the bill will pass the house. mr. vice president on health care, do you have the votes? will you finally get this done? >> stay tuned he says. bottom line here from your count tonight, do republicans have the votes to pass this effort and if so do they face a tougher fight in senate. >> republican leaders are meeting here tonight to see if they have enough support to get this done. the republicans are on the cusp of victory. if this gets to the sen

what about the issue of pre-existing conditions, 22 major health care groups, let our viewers, 22 groups, ama, doctors, the american lung association, the academy of pediatrics, the childrens hospital association, 22 group, aarp, nurses, all of them are against the way the house passed this bill. are they wrong? >> well, what i believe, they are not recognizing this is a different and we believe a better way to cover pre-existing illnesses and injury, it allows for everybody to gettet access to the kind of coverage they want. nobody wants folks who have a pre-existing condition not to be covered. we want to do it at a low are price. and see the doctor they want to see, able to go to the hospital they want to go to, the clinic, not that washington forces them to participate n yes, it is a different way. it is a way that we believe to be better and more comprehensivive to get the coverage and care they want. just because we stipulate there is only one insurer or no insurer, that is a major problem, that is what we are trying to fix. >> you say people are not going to lose what they are get

the nhs confederation, which represents health groups in england, wales, and northern ireland, has called— that's national income — to be spent on health, as with defence and international aid. the confederation notes that uk's health spending as a share of the economy, just under 10%, is below that of france and germany. the organisation has also called for an independent office, to advise ministers on appropriate funding for the nhs. the confederation says political parties must recognise that without action soon, the health and care system will be incapable of meeting modern needs. hugh pym, bbc news. in a few minutes we'll be joined by bbc one viewers for a full roundup of the day's news with ben brown. but first nick miller has the weather. rain into cornwall and devon and parts of the channel islands. showers elsewhere have been gradually fading and the last of those will soon be clearing away so for the rest of the night, it is looking dry. areas of cloud, some clear spells, by the end of the night it will be cooler than this, in rural spots and a few spots in western scotland, so

the nhs confederation, which represents health groups in england, wales, and northern ireland, has callednt on health, as with defence and international aid. the confederation notes that uk's health spending as a share of the economy, just under 10%, is below that of france and germany. the organisation has also called for an independent office, to advise ministers on appropriate funding for the nhs. the confederation says political parties must recognise that without action soon, the health and care system will be incapable of meeting modern needs. hugh pym, bbc news. 27 people have been injured on a flight 27 people have been injured on a flight from moscow to bangkok when the plane suffered severe turbulence. russian officials said passengers who weren't wearing their seat belts were injured and that some of the injuries included broken bones. four boys, aged between 15 and 17, and a man in his forties are still being questioned by north wales police on suspicion of murder following a stabbing in rhyl. a 37 year old man from the manchester area died after the incident at a house in prin

people who are less healthy would ultimately be unable to purchase comprehensive non-group health insurance at premiums comp trouble those under current flaw they could purchase it at all. so, the so-called fix, which some of the moderates in in the house bought into, doesn't make preexisting conditions any easier or any better. think about that far minute. under trumpcare if you have a preexisting condition or you're sick, your health insurance costs could go up so high you can't afford it at all. the non-partisan score keep verse spoken loudly and clearly. trumpcare means higher costs and less care for the american people. for the good of the country, republicans in the senate should reject this path and work with

opposed by almost every sector in the healthcare industry including hospitals, , doctors, health insurers and consumer groups critics of the bill faulted numerous provisions. under the new bill, health insurance companies would be allowed to charge customers with pre-existing conditions as much as they want. the list of pre-existing conditions include rape, sexual assault, postpartum depression, cesarean sections, and surviving domestic violence. it would roll back the expansion of medicaid and cut medicaid by $880 billion over 10 years. the bill also puts a cap on federal spending per person, including seniors and children under medicaid. , the bill also blocks medicaid funds going to reimburse planned parenthood for providing preventive care to women. we are joined now by two guests. in washington, d.c., is margarida jorge, co-executive director of healthcare for america now & healthcare for america now education fund. and here in atlanta, monica simpson is with us, executive director of sister song, a women of color reproductive health collective. we welcome you both to democracy now! we're going to begin

tomorrow a liberal health care group called save my care will launch a six figure pentagon ad campaign against 24 republican members of the house who voted to repeal obamacare in this bill. the ad notes that the bill is opposed by the ama, the aarp, american cancer society, what is your message out there to someone at home on who looks at that list who watches this ad and wonders if it's such a good idea, why are those three groups against it? >> i would surge them to talk to their doctor, talk to their provider. when i talk to the docs that i used to practice with right here in atlanta, when they tell me is that the current system isn't working for them or for their patients. we have 20 million folks out there across this land who have told the federal government fooye, nonsirngs i'm not participating because it doesn't do what i needs done. so they are paying the irs a fine or a penalty because the federal government is dictating to them what they don't want to do. or they are saying give me a waiver. that is a system that may work for government or insurance companies, but it's not

hundreds of leading patient and health groups are speaking out. emeka and cancer society was calling it agree just -- the emeka and cancer society was calling it agree just. autria: we know president trump is breaking a 16 year tradition and canceling the white house think of a mile celebration. instead, vice president mike pence will hold a different celebration at a still to be determined location. we have your first chance this hour to win tickets. , caller number 70 is a family four pack of tickets to go and have a great time. twoia: we have still got pairs of wizards playoff tickets up for grabs this hour. at 6:15, your first chance to win tickets. plus, bad blood in boston. just when you thought the o's -red sox robbery could not get more heated, last night happen. that is coming up on "good morning washington." warm jacket or sweater? the weather is going to be more fall like been made. our temperatures will be diving into the 60's. starting out at 60 degrees, a little sunshine for your walking impact forecast. 9:00 a.m., 60, 61. 11:00 a.m.

preexisting conditions to give states $8 billion over five years to cover those people in hundreds of health groups but said not to be enough. by one estimate 27% of americans have a preexisting condition and some say that number is even higher, more than 32% in west virginia, mississippi, kentucky, alabama and tennessee all state that's voted for president trump. >> after seven years you came up with this? you got to be kidding me? >> the republican celebration in the white house may have been premature one republican senator said this bill has zero chance in the senate will likely have to change before being voted on again. abc 7 news capitol hill. >>> all of californians 14 republicans voted yes, those with preexisting conditions will be abandoned and cost will sky rocket. we have more. >> people came from all over the bay to rally outside of senator diane feinstein's office after the g.o.p. narrowly passed the health care bill, president trump saying this after the vote. >> it's dead. essentially is dead. >> many americans concerned the new act will skirt protections for millions of people like

. >> new this half-hour, new controversy surrounding the plan to overhaul the health care system. >> group of senate republicans working on a new bill. what's missing from this scene? >> actually included no women. so overnight the majority leader, mitch mcconnell weighing in on the criticism. >> former president barack obama was looking very relaxed at a summit on climate change in italy. is it getting hot in there or what's the deal. he is getting a lot of attention not for his speech, not for his speech, but for his attire. not since that, leather jacket in d.c. has there been such a buzz about his post po i see, we'll expose it all in "the skinny." this is wednesday, may 10th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> obama rocking the ray donovan look. >> very relaxed in italy. must be really, really hot there. >> start things off. excuse me, i interrupted you. >> go ahead. >> start things off with the shocking turn of events in washington. fbi director james comey now out of a job, fired by president trump. >> comey in the midst of investigating russian the aisle are

the justice department says it plans to sue united health group.health said the company complied with program rules and had been transparent with the government. it rejects the claims and will contest them vigorously. >>> "fortune" reports a judge ordered uber to return was stolen from waymo. they're battling each other for dominance in self-driving cars. uber was ordered to return all stolen materials to waymo by may 31st. >>> "vanity fair" says conan o'brien must face joke staealin accusations in court. a flee lance writer claims staff writers lifted gags from his online post. >>> "usa today" says families who fled flint's water crisis are losing out on benefits. michigan allotted $7 million to improve the nutrition of kids exposed to lead. eligibility is limited to about 16,000 children in the city, but families who moved out say their kids also need help. >>> and "the atlanta journal constitution" says delta airlines is testing facial recognition technology for travelers. devices that match passengers with their passport photos will minneapolis

question to you is on fit bit, a little over three months ago, there was an article where united health groupffering -- and just a couple of weeks ago, they came out with a commercial for the wearables device. given this level of exposure, do you see other investors catching on to this trend. >> fit feels like jcpenney, it just feels like they're 80 cents down and two bucks up. i don't know what gets it there. but i think you're right in terms of the risk-reward. fit seems right when it comes to risk-reward. as we head into retail earnings which starts tomorrow. some of these stocks are oversold. especially kohl's. it could rally if we get positive news, either home depot or target. probably the former over the latter. i talk to with the ceo of magellan mid street. but it's in the red so far this year, it seems wrong to me. but today's jump in oil companies, could the company see its earnings rise? >>> and do you know that 60 million americans spend money on their dogs every year. can it keep climbing or are you barking up the wrong tree. and then we'll have a magical edition of "the lightnin

when you are talking about the senate health care republican working group, we don't talk about the senatelth care republican working group. that's the first rule of the club. mitch mcconnell said there is no particular working group. this of course after a fury when it was revealed the 13 individuals on this group were all men. that was standing near the floor of the republicans at the female republicans of the 52 republicans in the senate. this was an issue for quite sometime now. republicans were eager to let it be known when they met twice today, once in the select group and again at lunch, there was a woman in their midst. one of the four from west virginia. the subject was medicaid and west virginia relies on medicaid and a big recipient. yesterday the senator from west virginia told our producers up here those are choices that were made. i don't know as a woman i'm going to be participating very loudly. susan collins of maine, a republican colleague of hers had similar comments about being left off. shelly moore was invited into the group to talk to the group. again, that was about

the visa and united health group's there. also seen some record highs. well close out the day.d in the date down almost 5%. production cuts well not extend beyond nine months during today's meeting. that is critical between people have been hoping for those cuts it means you've you lots of supply. meanwhile the federal appeals court dealt another blow to the revised travel ban. streaking down his executive order. the trump administration is expected to appeal the case to the supreme court. a heated congressional race in montana taking a violent turn when republican greg john forte assaulted he was -- she was there. and she is here with me right now. from montana to telus iron bribed yesterday and arrived yesterday and met up with our crew. with the mangan. we have a scheduled interview with the gop candidate at his headquarters. he was also going to be hosting a volunteer barbecue for people that have been working on his campaign. we were setting up our interview next to where this barbecue was going to be held and as we were getting set up. we started talking just about smallt

the president sets aside a lot of time for this, and spatial on tax reform, a special on health groupith spent hours talking about just the ins and outs of these policies. i think he enjoys learning and listening to these things. >> host: from today's "washington post" this is even some republicans balk at the plant for steep budget cuts. how worried are you but the political impact of this widest budget? >> guest: i'm not worried about it because it happens of you. my job before was budget year, every president since a budget which who has whoever commenting on either point i'm excited about in this budget is we have a president who actually for the first time in eight years now says let's actually balance the budget. he is proposing to balance the budget, wanting to balance the budget. we haven't had the first a long time. i think that's refreshing. we will have a good discussion about how to achieve that and there are people who have various priorities who will debate that but that's what congress does. always works this way. president submits a budget, new president always take a

health care. >> if you are getting your insurance through medicaid. nothing is going to change. >> today the senate's supposed working group on health care, we will get to the supposed in a moment. they work on their version of legislation after the house passed them the hot potato. aides gave reporters a list in the working group. it came under fire because it doesn't include a single woman. mitch mcconnell's office said no women were being added. hours after meeting with them, mcconnell told reporters that working group, that working group doesn't exist. >> nobody is being excluded based upon gender. >> there are not any women. >> you are not right about what's happening and we are having discussion about the real issues. everybody is at the table. everybody. >> there are no plans to add a woman? >> there is no particular working group. the group that counts, all 52 of us have lunch every day. tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. everybody is at the table. >> folks, the politics of hlth care can be a ticking time bomb for the party in power. that says it all. surf's up for a wave election. the head winds facing the party look daunting. there is the iss

the cbo report states people who are less healthy would be unable to purchase comprehensive non group health insurance if they could purchase it at all. the cbo report written by the appointee of the republican head of hhs if they could purchase it at all. think about that under tromp care with a pre-existing condition, sec, health insurance costs could go up so high you cannot afford insurance. , many of us before the new health care law passed, manyal of us heard my daughter has cancer the insurance company will not cover me. i was kicked off 1/2 to watch her suffer i cannot afford the treatments it is heart wrenching but going back to those days under this bill unfortunately. it should be this report should be the final nail in the coffin of the republican effort to sabotage our health care system it will make much more certain that the most vulnerable are left high and dry when they need care the most with an illness in the family. is that the health care system our colleagues in vision for this country whenmb you are sick or family member is sick? that is when you can have health care?

to all those with a passion to improve health care, unitedhealth group. t for better health. >>> a milestone to report tonight that shows just how dominant cell phones have become in our lives. a survey by the cdc found for the first time, more than half the homes in this country rely only on cell phones. almost 51% have given up their land lines a real sign of the times. >>> once upon a time, there were yo yos and tops, fads that kids just had to have. today it's another kind of spinning toy, if you have young children in your life you probably know what we're talking about. some say they calm nerves but joe fryer reports they are now getting on the nerves of others. >> reporter: it's not even the holidays and this toy twirled into our lives. only cost a few bucks, some toy stores keep them behind the counter. >> we get calls all day, do you have spinners in stock? do you have spinners in stock? thank goodness, we can't find them anywhere. >> reporter: to some kids, they are more than a toy. >> stop it and just spin it again. >> reporter: morgan preston r

democrats and health care groups say cbo report proves bill's flaws. >> this is why we are on ape rescue mission brechlt tween premiums surging up, and prices going away. obama care is on unsustainable path. >> the senate working on its own plan. earlier this week, mitch mcconnell admitted republicans don't yet have the 50 votes needed to pass a health care bill. >> another arrest in manches bombing. police make raids and evacuated residents from one neighborhood as bomb disposal units arrived. ten team arrested since the suicide bombing. eight in custody. >> britain is sharing intelligence about the man chester attack with the united states after american officials promised to be careful with information. british officials were furious when names of the bomber and vick thames and photos appeared in u.s. media. the leaks were troubling and called for an investigation. >> back here on the home front. many residents in the east cleaning up, from storms and others will be -- dealing with plenty of them over the holiday travel weekend. there were tornados, flash flooding in southern ohio and

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you can see that united health group is up 21%. to the hospital stocks. how might they be affected as we look forward to the senate possibly changing this bill. hospital corporation of america is heading upward at the moment. as we see we have green on the screen here. those of course our pharma and biotech. they seem to be having a pretty decent solid day. as a pickup pfd the rest of the sector is watching and waiting. it specifically because we don't know how the senate will look at this and take either a trimming share elsewhere in the markets its oil that is also really keep it at caps on what we see for our portfolios, 5294o1k. this is a five-month low. due to signals that they won't call too. we also had rising u.s. production. it is created a global glut. it's getting crushed on 5%. two of the biggest ones on the dow. exxon has is about one and half percent. to the markets overall. i mentioned that it was holding onto the green barely by just a quarter of a point. for a second and looked like it was going to go positive but it was still down about

you have humanwell health care group, partners and among the brands its selling sounds like james bondis lucrative, set to triple by $5 million and that is according to a report out. there is according to a report out. there isa is according to a report out. there is a lot more awareness of the benefits of condom is. sales in china have jumped in benefits of condom is. sales in china havejumped in two double digits ina china havejumped in two double digits in a year. and also the manufacture of wide range of drugs to contraceptive drugs to hiv test kits. there are many chinese manufacturers seeking to buy foreign firms to try to expand beyond their home market and no big surprise that the shares have jumped above 4% in australia today but we note the transaction is still subject to regulation and approval. it is expected to be completed by the end of september. could be a breaking news story when the regulators give its approval. thank you very much. i have to say, it is green arrows across the board. the broader market in america, with another record high on wall street. markets acros

united health group which has largely stop selling aca health plans said last month it was pulling outthletes will soon be able to wear a hijab while playing basketball. the international basketball federation approved a proposal to allow head gear to be worn by the players. many muslim female basketball players are demanding the organization allow hijabs be worn for religious reasons. final decision is expected by the end of the week. >>> here's a question for you. would you ride in a self driving bus? because a less traveled and planning to develop and test self driving buses on public roads in the united states by 2019. so, would you get on a self driving bus? >> no. >> yeah, 'cause -- >> even with all, you know, human error. >> a lot of people -- >> don't give me a self driving bus, a self driving car, i don't want to be in a self driving car plane thing. work out the kinks, then call me. >> a lot of people don't want to be on the bus when it doesly have a driver. >> that's true. >> that's a whole another issue. >> oh, whiz, always bringing it down to the basic common sense. thanks

republican governors are concerned, because the bill eliminates medicaid expansion, and 22 major health care groups including the american medical association have come out against the house plan. >>> a followup tonight on the efforts to recover the massive barge that capsized in san francisco bay. crews and divers uprighted the barge underwater. this is video of the 112 foot barge after it started to sink in april. the procedure overnight happened all underwater. the coast guard is going to be working on plan to float the barge to bring it to the surface, and it could take several weeks. the goal is to not leak any fuel, and have plin maminimal in the wildlife. >> the contra castro sheriff's department sent us this aerial rescue of a woman who broke her ankle on a remote trail, and she was lifted to a staging earea, and airlifted to the hospital. and tomorrow, jury will continue deliberations in sierra lamar. the man accused of murdering her in morgan hill when she disappeared in 2012. her body has never been recovered. pros kuecutors point to the dna her found in the trunk of the man and is a run

that working group spent many months listening to stakeholders in the health care community, both in person and through more formally submitted comments. in december 2015, the working group released a comprehensive policy options document. in october of last year we issued a legislative discussion draft. 4on after that, cms finalized of our policy proposals in its 20 17th medicare schedule role, and 2 positions from our discussion draft were included in the 21st century cures act, which president obama signed into law this past december. in other words, several of the working group's policies have already been enacted, and we are working to get the rest signed into law and fully implemented. introducet end can we the latest version of the chronic care act, a bill that encompasses the working groups proposals, in april. the legislation currently has 17 bipartisan cosponsors and has been endorsed by numerous organizations in the health care community. today is the latest step in our efforts. the next step will come later this week. we have noticed a markup for thursday morning. i want t

quo quote, people who are less healthy would ultimately be unable to purchase comprehensive non- group health insurance premiums comparable under current law they could purchase it at all. so the so-called, fix, which moderates bought into does not make pre-existing conditions any easier or any better. think about that for a minute. under trump care if you have a pre-existing condition or you are sick, your health insurance cost could up so high you cannot afford it at all. the nonpartisan scorekeepers have spoken loudly and clearly. trump care and means higher costs and less care for the american people. for the good of the country, republicans in the senate should reject this and work with democrats to fix our healthcare system. >> thank you senator schumer. i have had to say this too often but people are really scared right now. i've heard from so many of them in my home state of washington and across the country about how trump care threatens their health, their families health, and their ability to make ends meet. today, the cbo score tells us what we already knew about trump care. it co

protesters angry over the health care bill the house passed last week. >> paul ryan, shame on you. >> how do you sleep at night? >> growing backlash on capitol hill as the groupealth care reform met for the second time. all 13 members on the core group are men. none of the five women republican senators were asked to join. democrats pounced, arguing many of the thorny issues uniquely impact women. the republicans pointed out that senator shelly morning pete dough attended the meeting. and republican senator mitch mcconnell worked this. >> the working group that counts is all 52 of us. we're having extensive meetings. >> republicans senator susan collins said she was surprised there were no women on the working group. >>> listen to this. a little girl honored in florida for keeping cool under pressure and saving a light. 8-year-old skyler sullivan jumped into action when her great grandmother got pinned to the ground. she quickly called 911 keeping her cool, even if she didn't feel it on the inside. >> i'm freaking out because my grandma got hurt, and i think he should die or something. but they got her out. >> first responders honored the girl at her school t

you have 22 major health care groups. we're going to scroll the names, let our viewers see, 22 groups including the ama, the doctors, the american lung association, the american osteopathic pediatrics, the children's hospital association, the aarp, nurses, even insurers, all of them are against the way that the house passed this bill. are they wrong? >> well, what i believe they're not recognizing is that this is a different and we believe a better way to cover individuals with pre-existing illnesses and injuries because it allows for every single person to get access to the coverage that they want. look, nobody wants folks who have a pre-existing illness or injury not to be covered. we want to do it at a lower price and broader choices for patients so that again they're able to see the doctor that they want to see. they're able to go to the hospital that they want to go to. to the clinic that they want to go to. not that washington forces them to participate in. so this is -- yes, it's a different way, but it's a way tha

some republican governors are worried because the bill eliminated medicaid expansion, 22 major health care groupsncluding the american medical association have come out against the house plan. >>> tonight we are following a developing story out of north korea where a fourth american citizen is now being detained. reports say the man worked for the pyongyang university of science and technology. he's been detained because of unspecified hostile acts against the country. on wednesday they said another u.s. citizen from the university was also detained for quote, hostile acts. four american citizens detained in north korea now. now the u.s. embassy in seoul said it is aware of the latest report. >>> and we're seeing breezing conditions around ocean beach. 65 degrees. wind speeds up to 20 miles per hour. could trend a little bit higher at times for the week ahead along with higher temperatures. looking at how warm it will get when we come right back. >>> and a refreshing drink for a good cause. how a lemonade stand did more than just satisfy thirst in the south bay today. ♪ which sparkle paper towel

the confederation representing health groups in england, wales, in northern ireland, has called for apendent office to advise ministers on appropriate funding for the nhs. the confederation says political parties must recognise that without action soon, the health and care system will be incapable of meeting modern needs. hugh pym, bbc news. parliament is to be dissolved later this week ahead ofjune's general election, but campaigning by all sides is already well under way. this morning, a pledge from labour to clamp down on bad landlords, with tougher fines for those who fail to provide safe housing. let's find out more from our political correspondent, leila nathoo, who's in our london newsroom. it housing going to be a big issue in this election? there are a million private renters. it is a big target for parties. labour says they wa nt to target for parties. labour says they want to put power in the hands of te na nts. want to put power in the hands of tenants. they say at the moment all they have to rely on is poorly resourced teams for when things go wrong and they want to stop