homeland security secretary jeh johnson is warning congress that time and money is running short. i'm joined now by tracie potts in washington. there's word of possible legislation in the works. right? >> we know of two bills that are moving through congress that could possibly get done before their august break, and you mentioned jeh johnson who has been on the road dealing with this. thoughed he today he is headed back down to the border. homeland security secretary jeh johnson heads to the border today visiting a new mexico detention center and meeting texas officials after his two day trip to guatemala. in between he came back to washington to tell lawmakers immigration and border officials will run out of money starting next month. >> we're go to have to go to some very dramatic harsh form or reprogramming. >> reporter: lawmakers are working a deal to grant president obama's $3.7 billion emergency request in exchange for allowing the government more flexibility to quickly deport children from central america and possibly put ankle bracelets on some immigrants here to ensure t

. >> in a statement homeland security secretary jeh johnson said we will continue to adjust security measures to promote aviation security without unnecessary disruptions to the traveling public. >> the government says no new specific intelligence lead to today's stepped up measures. but devices that can be used as explosives or to trigger explosives are an ongoing threat. al qaeda in the arabian pence insurance la has targeted airlines in the past. in october of 2010 plastic explosives were discovered hidden inside printers on two cargo flights from yemen to the united states. another concern toll u.s. intelligence officials are an unknown number of werners who have traveled to syria and iraq to join the fighting. werners sometimes receive less scrutiny from airport security overseas. >> mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >> jeff: homeland security secretary jeh johnson travels to guatemala this week as the u.s. tries to convince central american parents not send their children nearly 2,000 miles north across the u.s. border. more than 52,000 unaccompanied minors have been taken in

homeland security adviser jeh johnson appeared on "meet the press," i'm sure you saw it, saying u.s. borders are not often. but when asked if these kids will be deported, johnson seemed uncertain, even with repeated attempts by david gregory to clarify. so, what was your takeaway with that dodge of yes or no, they will be deported? >> this has been a difficult issue for the obama administration. they're under pressure and they believe, i think themselves, that they need to do something, you know, strong, send a strong message to central american countries that these kids and women and children who are trying to come across the border can't keep coming. and so, they've been trying to send a stronger message, saying we're going do more to ramp up enforcement but also do more to try to speed up deportations, particularly of women that are coming. but the children are a different matter. if they come without their parents from central american countries, they cannot be legally sent back immediately. they can from mexico because it's a continuous border, but not the central american countr

. >> then we'll go to capitol hill where jeh johnson and other administration officials wig make the case for the preside president's $3.7 billion request to help fix the immigration crisis. first, president obama is delivering an economic speech in austin. over an hour from now, he'll be on his way back to washington from texas where after meeting with the president last night, governor rick perry is at the border today issuing two challenges to the commander in chief. send in the national guard and meet him in mccalen before coming home. >> he can pick up the phone to the dod and have 1,000 national guard troops temporarily assigned to the border and the message gets sent to america quickly. air force one is a speedy airplane. i would make a decision to come on down. >> the president is pointing the finger squarely at congress. telling them to get on the ball. >> the problem here is not a major disagreement around the actions that could be helpful in dealing with the problem. the challenge is, is congress prepared to act to put the resources in place to get this done? chris jansing

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because jeh johnson gives him a detailed report.uld be wiser to heed these words from john maxwell who has our quote of the evening. the quotation is a leader in that is one that knows the way and shows the way and it certainly is not clear that our president knows the way because the sailing on major issue after major issue in during the work of the president he has ambition. rather than show the way, he is content to talk and talks more. it's evident that more people than ever have simply stopped listening to him. we are coming right back. lou: berean sergeant andrew tahmooressi locked up in a mexican prison. his attorney joins us to explain what happened in court and when he expects them to be the. ♪ he. lou: mexican judge sentelle straight back to prison after an 9-hour hearing. the veteran with stuart -- to tours in afghanistan now locked up from 102 days after accidentally crossing the border with his own legal guns in his pickup truck and still not a public word from president obama . the mother of tahmooressi talked outside

. >> secretary jeh johnson said we will continue to adjust security measures to promote security. the government said news stepped up measures but devices use as skploerss or to trigger skploess has been an ongoing threat. al qaeda has targeted airports in the past. in october of 120u classicives were found hidden in printers. another concern to u.s. intelligence concerns are unknown rebels. westerners sometimes receive less scrutiny from security overseas. >>> this morning iraqi security officials are analyzing a 21-minute video. it allegedly shows the man behind the attack against the iraqi government rallying his followers during a sermon last friday. charlie d'agata reports. >> reporter: iraqi officials won't say for certain if the leader is abu bakr al baghdadi. the iraqi military spokesman said analysts are still studying the video. al baghdadi's isis group made up of sunni extremists has been destroying holy shiite sites in territory under their control. in an effort to stop them, shiites have been stopping them. isis has also leveled sunni shrines in the belief they're aga

because jeh johnson gives him a detailed report.d be wiser to heed these words from john maxwell who has our quote of the evening. the quotation is a leader in that is one that knows the way and shows the way and it certainly is not clear that our president knows the way because the sailing on major issue after major issue in during the work of the president he has ambition. rather than show the way, he is content to talk and talks more. it's evident that more people than ever have simply stopped listening to him. we are coming right back. lou: berean sergeant andrew tahmooressi locked up in a mexican prison. his attorney joins us to explain what happened in court and when he expects them to be free. legs, for crossing. feet...splashing. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to ma, now may be time to ask about xeljanz. xeljz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. x

here now is the secretary of homdland security, jeh johnson. mr. secretary, welcome to "meet the press." >> good morning, david. >> you heard the mayor of murrieta, why now, why so many. is part of the answer the administration through some of its executive actions have said, in effect, if you come, we're going to let you in? >> first of all, david, the reason we're seeing this influx has to do primarily with the conditions in the three central american countries they are leaving from, the push factor. >> it's doubled, though. how many could it be, 90,000 this year? >> honduras is in a really bad place right now. el salvador, guatemala, the push factor is what is driving this recent influx. in addition, we know that the smuggling organizations, the criminal smuggling organizations, are putting out a lot of disinformation about supposed free passes into this country that are going to expire at the end of may, at the end of june. just give us your money and we'll get you into the country by the end of the month. it's like a used car salesman saying t

. >> in a statement homeland secretary jeh johnson said we will continue to adjust security measures to promote security. the government said news stepped up measures but devices used as explosives or to trigger explosives are an ongoing threat. al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula has targeted airports in the past. in october of 2010, classic explosives were hidden in printers s on two cargo trip s. westerners sometimes receive less scrutiny from security overseas. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >>> this morning iraqi security officials are analyzing a 21-minute video. it allegedly shows the man behind the attack against the iraqi government rallying his followers during a sermon last friday. charlie d'agata reports. >> reporter: iraqi officials won't say for certain if the man in this video is abu bakr al back daddy, leader of the most feared group in iraq making his first public appearance. the iraqi military spokesman said analysts are still studying the video. al baghdadi's isis group made up of sunni extremists has been battling iraq's largely shiite government forces and des

talked to jeh johnson, jeh johnson said we're willing to change it. >> do you sense, mara that's because situation. you take a look at the newest "the washington post"/abc poll on this topic, president obama's handling of illegal immigrants entering the usa disapprove, 58% this is just out, approved 33%. gop lawmakers have worse percentage at 66%, but he is the president, and do you think that this changing tactic from the white house is based on those numbers? >> i think the white house has always sent mixed signals on this even before that poll came out. i think from the very ginger wanted discretion, he wanted flexibility to treat kids from central america the same as kids from mexico. there's a lot of immigration reform groups. people in the base of the democratic party don't want these kids sent home faster. >> department to use the issue at the beginning as a hammer? >> no. i think he wants this problem, they don't like to call it a crisis resolved because it's really hurting him. he needs to solve this. one other point about kids coming over, 15% of the population of honduras is i

this is jeh johnson's sixth visit there. he went to this detention facility, a place where they are holding 400 and eventually 700 folks who have come in, women and children. really the question is what happens long term. what the president has been pushing for is $3.7 billion plan which they say is comprehensive. it will help with border security and dealing with this growing humanitarian crisis. the problem is on the republican side there has been a tremendous pushback including the head of the house appropriations committee saying this isn't going to happen. others say this is just too much money. this is where the fight has shifted. it's gone from will he or won't he? obviously the president did not go to the border to we going to do about it? that's what we will see this week in washington and capitol hill, alex. >> democratic members of the congressional hispanic caucus will meet with the president this coming week. what have you learned of this meeting? >> they want to talk about what are we going to do about this? th

new today, homeland security secretary jeh johnson says the obama administration is implementing several new actions to deal with the escalating border crisis. >> our message to those who come here illegally, our border is not open to illegal migration and we are taking a number of steps to address it including turning people around faster. we've already dramatically reduced the turnaround time, the deportation time. for the adults we're asking this week for supplemental for congress, from congress to bring on additional capacity, and we're cracking down on the smuggling organizations. >> and new sharp words from republican governor rick perry of texas today. his state of course on the front lines of the battle with a surge of undocumented immigrants including unaccompanied children crossing that border into texas. >> this is a failure of diplomacy. this is a failure of leadership from the administration in washington, d.c. we have a huge problem on our southern border. we have to deal with it. and i don't think we're going to be able to address it until you put the resources there. and

pressure is building on the administration to act and on sunday it was homeland security jeh johnson's term to go before the media in this case "meet the press" to send the message that the obama administration will "stem the tide of these crossings." >> our message to those who come here illegally, our border is not open to illegal migration. >> but when repeatedly quizzed on what would happen to the more than now 52,000 children who have crossed the border since october, johnson was evasive. >> will most of these children stay in america or will they be returned to their homes in central america? >> we are looking at ways to create additional options for dealing with the children in particular consistent with our laws and our values. >> i'm trying to get an answer to will most of them end up staying in your judgment? >> we need to find more efficient, effective ways to turn this tide around generally and we've already begun to do that. >> is the goal of the administration to settle as many of these kids in america as possible? >> the goal of the administration is to stem the tide. >>

and that's something that secretary jeh johnson spoke about today. >> i think it's fair to say that a good number of them were surprised that they were being detained. i think they expected to be apprehended and simply let go into the interior and they're surprised that they're being detained and sent back so quickly. >> reporter: in fact, we have learned this facility opened on june 27th and secretary johnson says the first group of people who were brought here will be deported starting next week. now that they have a bit of a more efficient system for processing in housing some of these undocumented immigrants, he says they hope to make the legal cases go quickly. the goal here is two to four days of when they arrive. again, that is the goal. certainly some cases could take a little bit longer, don. >> a, anna, we have seen other towns protest the immigrants coming there. what about artesia? what's the mood there? >> reporter: certainly people here are not happy about immigrants being brought here. we heard from the townspeople concerns about borde

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homeland security secretary jeh johnson flat out refuses to acknowledge whether the obama government will deport tens of thousands of illegal immigrant children who have crossed our borders this year. in a stunning new report straight from the government itself, proof once again the obama administration has tried to deceive the public about the number of deportations on the president's watch. here's homeland security secretary jeh johnson doing his absolute best to avoid answering a direct question on what will happen to the children who have entered our country illegally. >> they going to be deported or not? >> there is a deportation proceeding that is commenced existence illegal migrants including children. we are looking at ways to create additional options for dealing with the children -- >> trying to get an answer to will most of them end up staying. >> we need to find more efficient, effective ways to turn this tide around. lou: johnson went on to claim that the obama administration has already, quote: stemmed the tide. but new information released by immigration and customs en

if you're going send unaccompanied juveniles from texas into my county, just as secretary jeh johnson promised before the senate he would work with state and local authorities to give them this information. and quite frankly that never happened. so i believe i have an obligation not only to share the information that i have with the people that i serve, but i think i have legitimate questions about public safety and in public health as well. >> in your mind, what danger would these 40 kids on a bus going to this boys ranch that actually is welcoming them, putting in extra security to take care of them, what danger do they present to your community? >> well, that's the question that i raised. i've sent letters, faxes, emails. i called myself personally. not one answer from anyone in homeland security in response to this when we know, in fact, they are coming. and if we have 60,000 unaccompanied juveniles just not going to be my county it's counties across the southwest and i believe the local sheriff, the local police chief you should communicate with them. this is a day and age when w

jeh johnson tasked with helping the president circumvent congress for immigration reform.as with the president a few hours later, today and tomorrow night he will be right here sitting at this desk with me. tomorrow night we'll be joined by homeland security secretary jeh johnson, who does not do very many interviews. that's tomorrow night. we'll be right back. >>> happy july 1. today is tay one of the second half of 2014. but today's news made it clear that maybe the second half of 2014 is going to be as crazy in mississippi as the first half of the year was. the big picture mississippi headline, republicans long-time incumbent senator thad cochran fended off a tea party challenge to hold on to his senate seat. that offered perhaps the best chance anywhere in the country for the tea party to turf out an incumbent senator, but it didn't happen. but then came the amazing stuff. chris mcdaniel had been a featured speaker for neoconfederates who want the south to break off from the union again for all the same reasons they did the last time, as well. in may, four supporters w

jeh johnson tasked with helping the president circumvent congress for immigration reform.s with the president a few hours later, today and tomorrow night he will be right here sitting at this desk with me. tomorrow night we'll be joined by homeland security secretary jeh johnson, who does not do very many interviews. that's tomorrow night. we'll be right back. at every ford dealership, you'll find the works! it's a complete checkup of the services your vehicle needs. so prepare your car for any road trip by taking it to an expert ford technician. because no matter your destination good maintenance helps you save at the pump. get our multi-point inspection with a synthetic blend oil change, tire rotation, brake inspection and more for $29.95 or less. get a complete vehicle checkup only at your ford dealer. take them on the way you always have. live healthy and take one a day men's 50+. a complete multivitamin with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. age? who cares. >>> happy july 1st. today is day one of the second half of 2014. but today's news made it clear that maybe

i should tell you at this point homeland security secretary jeh johnson will be here on this show on wednesday, live on wednesday night show so we may be able to find out more about what that might look like. beyond the specific policy questions around immigration, this fight, this type of fight where the president asked congress to pass legislation, congress does nothing, then the president seeks a way to it or at least part of it on his own, that apparently is the second term of the obama presidency. i mean, today dramatically on immigration, congress will not act on immigration so the president says he will. congress also would not raise the minimum wage, so the president raised it for companies that have federal contracts because that is what was in his power to do. congress would not pass a low on women and men getting paid the same for doing the same work so the president acted again to at least make that policy change for companies with federal contracts. congress would not act on the dream act and so the president, this was in his first term, but acted to delay deportation fo

now, the transportation -- the homeland security secretary jeh johnson was on "meet the press" yesterday "and heand here's whad to say. >> we know there is a threat to the united states and aviation security is a large part of that. this past week i directed we step up our aviation security at last point, at some last point of departure airports coming into the united states. this is not something to overreact to or overspeculate about, but it is something we felt was necessary. we do this from time to time. >> now, the procedures are this, you're going to be asked to turn on your devices, your laptop, your iphone, your ipad and if it doesn't power up, you may be asked to leave it behind. simply because they're not sure, they have to check it to make sure that it is not -- doesn't contain any ex-policive. >> that's amazing, evan. we have all done this before, you take your device, and maybe you leave it on the flight, and it drains, of course, because it is searching for a signal. what if you show up and it is not turning on? >> well, you know, the first thing they're going to do is chec

he said i have instructed secretary jeh johnson to look at how we look at our deportations any much more humane fashion. why do a resolution? secondly, he said, come back at the end of july. i want you to bring your menu, and we will start picking from that menu of things i can do is -- as president of the united states to alleviate, right? if the house doesn't act. i believe he always believed that john boehner was his partner on this. >> now that he hasn't and you're going back at the end of july, you're going to tell them what you expect him to do. would that include -- could he grant work permits to all those undocumenteds, do think he could do that by executive action? >> i think he can begin to do it and i think he can reach that goal, yes. >> you start small and build up? >> i think he can reach all of them. i think we should have some conversations. i don't want to preclude what the president -- the president said this is the beginning, even if it is the end. just in case someone comes up with another idea. this is a new area, right? i think this is a moment for the president to

. >>> a new warning from homeland security secretary jeh johnson about the crisis on the u.s. border. in the last few months, more than 50,000 undocumented and unaccompanied children have entered this country. i'll be talking to a texas congresswoman who spent time on the border about the white house plan to stem the tide. >>> also, a new fight for voters' rights. right now a push to block north carolina's new voter i.d. law. critics say it will keep african-americans and even young voters from the polls. talked to one attorney who's leading the charge. >>> and enda. the employment nondiscrimination act. it's been making the rounds in congress for decades now. still hasn't been passed. some of the backers say they now want to pull their support. we'll talk to enda's early sponsor, former congressman barney frank. >>> and the flipped classroom. a new teaching method is turning the traditional classroom on its head. that is today's big idea. >>> good afternoon to you all. i'm t.j. holmes in today for mr. craig melvin. we're going to start with a developing story. the united nati

but the real question was, for secretary jeh johnson, department of homeland security secretary, will deportations happen? will these folks be rounded up and deported back to central america and their countries? he would not answer that question directly. posed that question numerous times, and think that the battle on capitol hill now has to deal with that. jenna: why won't he? whether he will go back or not. jenna: why won't he answer it? seems the administration according to your sources and reporting simply don't know what to do or they simply don't want to say what they truly want? >> i think it is a combination of both of those. i don't know if deportation of all of those folks is going to be something that happens very quick lift deportation hearings can take a long, long time. now you're dealing with upwards of 50,000 kids. and maybe as many as 250,000 total illegal immigrants since april. that's a lot of folks. and, the administration on the politics side is using this as a hammer, against house republicans who obviously have not moved forward with comprehensive immigration r

you have a president defending jeh johnson by saying he's been there five times. i don't need to go. really? five whole times he's gone? you've got to be kidding. president is out of control on this. they know they're in trouble. how many times have you heard this administration say we're willing to work with republicans on anything? big red flag. >> you know, this is not about a photo-op at the border. the president has been misrepresented in terms of what he's done with deporting americans. 1.9 million -- i mean, deporting undocumented people coming here. 1.9 million have been removed. 1.6 million have also gone back voluntarily during this administration. he rarely gets credit for that. >> i think those facts are true. i think what's mystifying to some people is that if he has been ahead of the game with regard to those deportations, why is he not ahead of the game on this issue? >> this has just happened. this is new information. >> he's had time in the last week to do something. >> we've seen these bus loads of children coming in from central america. he has

i've got to tell you, i understand secretary of homeland security jeh johnson. i respect him a great deal. but the fact is, he told us they are detained and they are in removal proceedings leading to deportation if they do not win their case. now there's going to be actually two separate groups of people, right? there will be the adults with children. they are treated one way and then the unaccompanied children. i want to make clear that when i saw my friend and colleague raul labrador who is a lawyer and a lawyer who has done a lot of immigration work as a lawyer back in idaho state that he just wants the president to ignore the law, i was almost flabbergasted. on the one hand, they say he doesn't follow the law, that he's an emperor and a dictator and on the other hand when he does follow the law when it comes to unaccompanied minors, they say that he should just forget about the law. the fact is, 1997, the supreme court decision, that's when they said we're going to put these children, 72 hours after we receive unaccompanied minors, we're going to put them wi

earlier today, homeland security secretary jeh johnson visited one of those places.in arrest artesia, new mexico and urged lawmakers to spend nearly $4 billion to stem the tide of immigrants. it has pushed the courts to case loads. the justice department has never seen before. in june, there were 375,000 cases pending in the immigration courts. 375,000. >> our border is not open to illegal migration. and our message to those who are coming here illegally, to those who are contemplating coming here ill legally into south texas, we will send you back. this facility, which was opened as a detention facility on june 27th, represents the proof. >> so what exactly did jeh johnson see for himself? cnn's anna cabrera has more on the facility now. anna? >> reporter: don, this is the federal law enforcement training center in artesia, new mexico, typically used for federal officers and special agents but has been converted in just the past couple weeks into a temporary housing facility for these undocumented immigrants. so far, we have learned more than 200 women and children

homeland security secretary jeh johnson flat out refuses to acknowledge whether the obama governmentren who have crossed our borders this year. in a stunning new report straight from the government itself, proof once again the obama administration has tried to deceive the public about the number of deportations on the president's watch. here's homeland security secretary jeh johnson doing his absolute best to avoid answering a direct question on what will happen to the children who have entered our country illegally. >> the

homeland security's jeh johnson will visit today. president obama is firing back and saying that republicans have blocked white house reform efforts. sounding off this morning on the gridlock, three billionaires, sheldon edelman, bill gates and let's read you part of it. it reads in part, a congress that does nothing about these problems is extending an irrational policy by default the current stalemate in which greater pride is attached to thwarting the opposition than to advancing the nation's interests. it is depressing to most americans, it goes to say the impasse certainly depresses the three of us. they said in the op-ed that even though they're in different political parties they could come up together with some sort of solution. republicans are also suing president obama for what they call executive overreach regarding obamacare. our senior white house correspondent jim acosta has more. >> good morning, poppy. the white house reaction to the lawsuit from john boehner was swift and harsh with josh ernest calling it a stunt. it

secretary of homeland security jeh johnson visited the texas/mexico border monday and is preparing on other actions the president can take unilaterally. now, the president is asking congress for billions in funding and authority to take different actions including deporting these recent border crossers. anne-marie. >> susan mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. >>> coming up on the mons now, the supreme court deals a significant blow to the president's health care law. >>> and swimmer alert. wohl tell where you hundreds of sharks were spotted. this is the "cbs morning news." everything your mouth does in a day is building up layer, upon layer, upon layer of bacteria. and to destroy those layers? you need listerine®. its unique formula penetrates these layers deeper than other mouthwashes, killing bacteria all the way down to the bottom layer. so for a cleaner, healthier mouth, go with #1 dentist recommended listerine®. power to your mouth. also try listerine® pocket paks to kill bad breath germs on the go. ♪ >>> those tiny black dots that kind of look like tadpoles they're really

homeland security secretary jeh johnson says for now the checks are routine. watch him. >> so we continually evaluate the world's situation and we know that there remains a terrorist threat to the united states. and aviation security is large part of that. bill: so for the details on that, peter doocy is life live in washington. the changes coming from people flying are what? >> reporter: bill, from now on all passengers from direct flights to the united states from certain overseas airports must show all carry-on devices like cell phones, laptops and cameras work by taking them out and turning them on. the tsa explains the new protocol simply like this. quote, during the security examination officers may ask that owners power up devices including cell phones. powerless devices will not be permitted on board the aircraft. passengers carrying devices that either can't or won't turn on for security officers, will then be subjecting to additional screening. bill: peter, is there a certain threat out there they're picking up on we need to know about? >> reporter:

. >> a warning from homeland security secretary jeh johnson. hundreds of children continue to cross the border every single day. no sign of slowing down. so what is the white house saying now that they're going to do to stop them? >>> what happened to your face? >> he hit me in the face. >> what is the reason? did you do something wrong? >> i didn't. >> free from police custody, a palestinian american teenager is back with his family after he was allegedly beaten by israeli police. we'll hear more from him and his family. >>> also, open for business in less than 24 hours. recreational marijuana will be legal in washington state. will supply meet the demand? >>> also, sky high transit. forget about the buses and the trains and the taxis. there's a new plan to take mass transit off the ground and into the sky. i'll talk to the developers in today's "big idea." >>> andsinger, songwriter, and little sister to an icon. we'll catch up with her before she takes the stage at the essence music festival tonight. i'm t.j. holmes in for craig melvin today.

a day of homeland secretary jeh johnson refused to answer if the kids would be deported, the white housetuck a different tone. >> if they don't have a legal basis for being in this country, they will be sent back. >> reporter: but that news was not well received outside of the white house. >> we want these kids to reunite with their parents. >> we need to find human way to resolve the issue to make sure the kids that qualify for refugee status stay here. >> reporter: that sentiment echoed by some in the un who say those thousands of children qualify for refugee status. meanwhile the political battle continues with texas governor saying he will not greet president obama on wednesday unless they meet and discuss the immigration crisis. some in the president's own party also say he needs to visit the border. >> i hope this doesn't come the katrina moment for president obama saying he doesn't need to come to the border. he should come down to see what is happening. >> reporter: the white house is just now rolling out the details of what they will be asking for from congress. of the $3.7 bill

it's actually less than 24 hours where you have secretary jeh johnson and silvia burwell testifying about? >> well, the prospects right now look okay in the senate and they look a little more troubled in the house. in the senate, senator mccain, as we speak is trying to develop some amendments and some tweaks to what the white house requested. and he's circulating that. that indicates a bipartisan project in the senate. on the house side, the fact that this money is not offset could well be a problem. >> jeanne cummings all over it. thank you very much. >>> that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." follow the show online on facebook and twitter. i'll be off tomorrow celebrating a big birthday. my dad's 100th. skwt ronan farrow daily" is next. the summer of this. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. where memories will be forged into the sand. and then hung on a wall for years to come. get out there, with over 50,000 hotels at $150 dollars or less. expedia. find yours. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pa

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