kauffman. i just got called by my house person that my wife is face down on the floor. >> my partner's sending out the ambulance as we speak. >> i'm getting there as fast as i can. >> reporter: detective james scoppa took me inside the home where the wealthy socialite who once larger than life was discovered shot multiple times. >> she was -- was found laying right here. face down? >> face down. >> as the media got there, and they started to realize who it was, that's when they knew, okay, this is, this is really a story. it was, it was chaos. it was, it was chaos. >> reporter: as the steady whirl of helicopter blades began swarming the sky jim kauffman makes another phone call. this one to step-daughter, kim pack. >> i answer the phone and i say, "hello," and he's like, "kimberly." and i said, "yes." he's like, "mom's dead." he just kept repeating, "mom's dead. mom's dead. mom's dead. mom's dead," over and over. as i got to the front door, there was a police officer that put his hands out and

april kauffman is found shot to death on her bedroom floor. >> this is dr. kauffman.io host -- >> love being here to bring you the truth. unvarnished and unbuttoned. >> reporter: it sent shock waves through linwood where april and her husband jim kauffman lived. >> authorities are not releasing details, but it appears kauffman's shooting death was not random. >> reporter: her daughter kim pak strongly suspects her stepfather and sets out on a crusade. it seems kauffman has an airtight alibi. that's him entering a local convenience store at the same time she's been gunned down. >> he said, listen. i've been advised not to speak to anybody about this. he's like, you might need to really start to realize that is never going to be solved. i said i'm not going to realize that because i will never stop finding out. and i walked away and never spoke to him again. >> reporter: and that wouldn't be the end. >> he went after my mom's life insurance policy. >> reporter: and your reaction? >> no way. because you know what? this is my only attempt to maybe get some and the and the

is that gaining any traction inside gop circles or is that just mike kauffman, mike kauffmaning? >>? >> reporter: that's an all politics local situation. he's in a competitive re-election in colorado. most house republicans here don't want to have anything to do with telling the president who should or should not be in his cabinet or inner circle. you see that on the scott pruitt kase case for example, it's not a fight most of these folks are willing to have. >> garrett haake, thank you very much. i appreciate if the. >>> as all of that plays out on capitol hill, there's still a stepping up of enforcement along the border. jacob soboroff is joining us now with more. jacob, you have made your way back to new york from the border. you're one of the first journalists to get a look inside those facilities housing migrant kids. one of our colleagues is in a facility right now. >> reporter: that's right. >> we said this at the top of the show to remind you when she comes out. jacob, maybe you can speak to your experience. they sort of take you through. we don't know when she'll come oc

cory kauffman is live at the university tight with the latest, cory. >> and the terp community iss remaining tight-lipped about mcnair death and circumstances surrounding it and athletic department couldn't talk to us today only saying they plan to have aon preference in the days to follow. >> this is a two week oral or if for the owe fen live lineman's familiar limit on may 29 mcnair was participating organized teamworkur-out accordingst avenue rushed to our he received a liver traps plants and has been fighting for hisnc life evee. it's possible he suffered a heat stroke. his football photo is on maryland page home site. the team was a class fily an for they'll dedicate the spz towards him. >> i feel sad and definitely he has a future, graduate, and still two freerz him. >> mcnair was top refrudz he was described as extremely talented football mrir and humble and genuine human bein bring. our team is hoken with the loss of jo jord apmcnaip mcnair. passion and enthusiasm made m up valued or. >> the war was similar to the way it is today. it was 81 as a high. now off season workouts grew scr

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we have on the house of representatives, mike kauffman, bryan mast. buddy carter. the problem with this, is there will be four people we didn't introduce and they will never speak to me for the rest of my life. they'll make sure i suffer. please, i apologize. jennifer gonzalez. peter king. where's peter? stand up. you've been so nice to me. he should. he comes from new york. thank you, peter. jack burgman. our chair phil row. our chair. >> as you see the president at the signing ceremony. this is a top priority for him. this is legislation that would expand the ability of veterans to use private sector health care rather than the v.a. it's something that been very controversy but it is a top trump agenda item as we see the signing ceremony there at the white house. >>> just a year and a half ago one of the final press conferences of his administration, then barack obama, talked about the election. >> look, this is a clarifying moment. it's a useful reminder that voting counts, politics counts. what the president-elect will be doing is different from what i will be

paul: does it work for mike kauffman in colorado? >> the reality that trump needs to get behind this bill, he needs to give these republicans some cover and there are elements in this bill that he likes, does something for dreamers, it reduces legal immigration, something we don't think we should be doing and gives him money for border wall. he needs to come out and say, this is not amnesty and vote for this bill. paul: bill, i don't think it's going to happen. >> i don't think it's going to happen. the president will have to go to the nation and explain the plan and explain what he's willing to trade off in a way he's in a position to do but he's not going to do it this term. what they are hoping it goes away in a month. paul: it's not going to i will tell you that. when we come back big decision of the supreme court. why the ruling could change the way you shop it's just a burst pipe, i could fix it. (laugh) no. with claim rateguard your rates won't go up just beacuase of a claim. i totally could've... (wife) nope! switching to all

paul: does it work for mike kauffman in colorado? >> the reality that trump needs to get behind this bill, he needs to give these republicans some cover and there are elements in this bill that he likes, does something for dreamers, it reduces legal immigration, something we don't think we should be doing and gives him money for border wall. he needs to come out and say, this is not amnesty and vote for this bill. paul: bill, i don't think it's going to happen. >> i don't think it's going to happen. the president will have to go to the nation and explain the plan and explain what he's willing to trade off in a way he's in a position to do but he's not going to do it this term. what they are hoping it goes away in a month. paul: it's not going to i will tell you that. when we come back big decision of the supreme court. why the ruling could change the way you shop. so with our doctors we chose prolia® to help make our bones stronger. only prolia® helps strengthen bones by stopping cells that damage them with 1 shot every 6 months. do

we have on the house of representatives mike kauffman. brian mast. jack bergman. buddy carter.id i introduce you, senator? what is going on? i hope so. if i didn't introduce you, i'm in trouble. you know the problem with this, there will be four people we didn't introduce and they'll never speak to me for the rest of my life. they will make sure i suffer, right? i apologize. jennifer gonzalez. peter king. where is peter? stands up. you have been so nice to me. he should. he comes from new york. he should. right, peter? thank you, peter. jack bergman. our chair phil rowe. phil? [applause] what a great job. that was a lot tougher than we thought, right? you would think it'd be easy. it makes sense. you would have thought. kevin kraemer. jim banks. andy barr. claudia tenney. martha mcsally. i hear you are doing very well, wherever you may be, martha. i hear martha is doing very well in the great state of arizona. [applause] that is what the word is. don bacon. brad winstrom. jason lewis. kathy mcmorris-rogersrogers whos terrific. kathy? hi, kathy. representative neil don. represen

meanwhile, tweet from colorado republican michael kauffman, a couple of -- coffman, a couple of tweets, i'm glad the president ended the border separation policy. i am going to the border in texas this weekend to see the situation firsthand and learn what needs to get done. the president should put a general, a respected retired c.e.o. or some other senior leadership figure on the job and make sure each and every child is returned to their parents and the president should fire steven miller now. this is a human rights mess. it's on the -- stephen miller now. this is a human rights mess. it's on the president to clean it up and fire the people responsible for making it. the house expected to gavel back in shortly. and while we wait for that, we'll bring you the cabinet meeting from the white house earlier today. president trump: hello, everybody. thank you very much for being here. this is a cabinet meeting and we have plenty of things to discuss and plenty of success. we had a tremendous amount of success. we're working however, right now on immigration, which has been going on for man