i actually met lance and i spoke to him and we said, "lance, what about doping?d press. and here you are winning the tour de france for the first time." and this is what lance said. he said, "look, i'm going to address this question once and once only. and i'm saying to you guys, you journalists, you've got to fall in love with cycling again." he never actually said, "i would never dope, i do not dope." he said, "i have tested positive, i have passed all of the controls." now, if you're covering the sport and you're a sports writer and you see lots of this stuff, you actually know how to read what people are saying and saying, i have passed all the tests is not the same as saying, "i don't dope." how can it be, and i want to broaden the conversation now, because cycling has been one of your key focuses. but you've also looked at wider sport and drugs in professional, elite sport as a whole. how can it be that after decades of focus on stamping out the illegal substances in sports, performance enhancing drugs, that here today we probably can say that there is more

lance. mr. lance votes aye. mr. guthrie. mr. guthrie votes aye. mr. olson. mr. olson votes aye. mr. mckinley. mr. mckinley votes aye. mr. kinzinger. mr. kinzinger votes aye. mr. griffith. mr. griffith votes aye. mr. bilirakis votes aye. mr. johnson. mr. johnson votes aye. mr. long. mr. long votes aye. mr. bucshon. mr. bucshon votes aye. mr. flores. mr. flores votes aye. mrs. brooks. mrs. brooks votes aye. mr. mullin. mr. mullin votes aye. mr. hudson votes aye. mr. collins. mr. collins votes aye. mr. cramer. mr. cramer votes aye. mr. walberg. mr. walberg votes aye. mrs. walters. mrs. walters votes aye. mr. costello. r. costello votes aye. mr. pallone: if this process continues all day long, it's going to be a very unfortunate circumstance. i vote no. >> mr. pallone votes no. mr. rush. mr. rush: i concur with our ranking member's position. i think for you to keep talking about regular order, when you are certainly out of order, i vote -- let me say for members that regular order during roll call is not to have a debate on your vote. mr. walden: we will hold a -- mr. rush: mr. chairman

melissa: and lance is back with us.e, i'm filming you filming me, filming you, all to what end, i have no idea. >> looks good on you. melissa: why is this desirable? why do you need this? that is enough. put them on top of yours. go ahead. >> the idea of life casting is not new. there is a whole lot you can do with snapchat spectacles. if you're cooking al you can show people how to do it. you can capture more than up to 10 seconds. can snap 30 seconds increments. press three times. it doesn't go out into the world and goes to your memory and put it out there. you can he had it arrows apwords to it. so it's a creative tool. if you do remember google tried to do something -- melissa: i do remember that. >> with google glass but they looked ridiculous. this doesn't look quite as ridiculous, symmetrical maybe kind of cool, might appeal to their core audience. melissa: lance, when we watch the videos in cheryl's segment before that, they were showing people, with buckets coming over their head and crazy rainbows, strikes me

whoopi goldberg and dustin lance black are here.e is the host of cnn's fascinating new show, "believer", reza aslan is here tonight. so -- [ cheers and applause ] very exciting to talk to all of our guests this evening. before we get to that, here at "late night", every night i deliver a monologue comprised of jokes written by a diverse team of writers. as a result, a lot of jokes come across my desk that, due to me being a straight white male, would be difficult for me to deliver. but we don't think that should stop you from enjoying them. so we'd like to share them with you now in a segment called "jokes seth can't tell." ♪ [ applause ] >> seth: these are two of our writers, amber and jenny. >> i'm black. >> and i'm gay! >> and we are both women. >> seth: and i'm not. [ light laughter ] so here's how this works. i'll read the setups for these jokes and amber and jenny will read the punchlines. here it goes. footwear company birkenstock is coming out with a new line of beds. >> said lesbians, "i already get laid in birkenstocks." [

there were lots of hugs and kisses. 21-year-old lance corporal lance divot returned from serving in afghanistan. his friends were there. special night. >> just loo around seeing everyone, these people support me through everything, through high school and academy and boot camp, they send me letters and everything. they stuck with me, wanted to know how i was doing. i knew i had support back home. >> he will head back to north carolina to train for another deployment in three weeks. >> a nonprofit thanked its many volunteers for their dedication. the group works to meet the needs of local individuals and families, struggling with poverty and illness. they had 2200 volunteers las mo0 ar were given out to several volunteers as part of the annual casino night fundraiser. there was a huge turnout f cancer research, the red and white ball was held marriott dow hotel in if i philadelphia, their than 600 people showed up. ther.jazz pharmaceuticals recein award for its fight against blood cancers. >> a wild scene downtown l.a. as police tie to subdue a man with a pipe. >> and a tradition of perseverance

lance is bringing up something important.er with that talk was circulating about facebook, you know what? the teens are leaving. the millenials are leaving. do you realize what happened to the facebook stock price since those rumors spread. it is up 30, 40%, because the demographic on facebook is the one that advertisers truly, i believe want because they have the money to spend. >> so there is also the fact that they did transform their whole business into mobile. when they went public they were not delivering the revenue through the mobile. they were delivering it through the desktop. they made 180-degree turn there. most of their money comes through mobile now which was a critical, a critical change and also tremendous success. stuart: all right. wait a second. i want to ask people, are they going to buy this thing today. scott martin, first of all, if it goes out between 21 and $23 a share, would you buy it today? >> i would get out of the way, stuart. i would wait for a pullback like we saw with facebook and alibaba. yes

lance? mr. lance votes no. mr. guthrie? mr. guthrie votes no. mr. olson. mr. mckinley. mr. mckinley votes no. mr. kinzinger votes no. mr. griffith. mr. griffith votes no. mr. bilirakis. mr. bilirakis votes no. mr. johnson. mr. johnson votes no. mr. long. mr. long votes no. mr. bouchon. mr. bucshon votes no. mr. flores. mr. flores votes no. mrs. brooks. mrs. brookss votes no. mr. mullin. mr. mullin votes no. mr. hudson. mr. hudson votes no. mr. collins. mr. collins votes no. mr. cramer. mr. cramer votes no. mr. walberg. mr. walberg votes no. mrs. walters. mrs. walters vote noz. mr. costello. mr. costello votes no. mr. carter. mr. carter votes no. mr. pallone. mr. pallone votes aye. mr. rush. miss eschoo. miss eshoo votes aye. mr. engel. mr. engel votes is aye. mr. green. mr. green votes aye. miss deget. miss degette votes yi. mr. doyle votes aye. miss shaskowski votes aye. mr. butterfield. mr. butterfield votes is aye. miss matsui votes aye. miss castor. miss castor votes aye. mr. sarbanes. mr. sarbanes votes aye. mr. mcenerny votes aye. pulp welsh. mr. lew han. mr. lew han

scott martin, lance ulanoff, an andrew shelton with us.tt, why does anyone want to play with this thing? i'm at a loss. >> gosh, melissa, given what is going on in d.c., they may love more snapchat. you talk about the disappearing pictures. how about the disappearing profit viability. if you look at snapchat filed, filed with ipo, user growth declining, additional users is growing up. this company lost $500 million last year. the fact it is worth $24 billion seems a little bit overvalued to me here. melissa: lance, when you talk about other disappearing apps, you try to communicate with people, don't want message to be there. this is goofy photos. i don't -- yeah. >> i don't think it is so much about disappearing content. it is about the enjoyment of using it. it is about sharing with other people 1,158,000,000 other users. -- 158 million other users. snapchat had something unique, those tools and filters, had access to really valuable audience, what is really interesting what instagram did and they launched stories and right away snapchat

new jersey republican congressman leonard lance says he will not vote for a bill that has, quote, nonce of passing in the senate. he joins me now. congressman lance, so we're clear, as it stands right now, with no changes, are you a yes or no vote on this plan? >> i'm leaning no, because i don't think the current bill can pass in the senate, john. and i want to make sure that the legislation is able to pass in both houses of congress. that's the only way, obviously, it can reach the president's desk. >> so you're voting no or leaning no because you don't think it will pass. what is inside the bill that leads you to believe that it won't pass? what's jumping out at you or what's jumping out from the cbo report? >> regarding the cbo report, of course the fact that this might disadvantage those reaching retirement age, those in their 50s and early 60s before reaching medicare age, there has to be a balance between that group and younger people who have not signed up and have chosen to pay the penalty. and i think we need to do work in that area. i am a proponent of the medicaid expansio

lance. mr. lance votes no. mr. guthrie votes no. mr. olson votes no. mr. mckinley. mr. mckinley votes no. mr. kinzinger votes no. mr. griffith. mr. griffith votes no. mr. bilirakis. mr. bilirakis votes no. mr. johnson? mr. johnson votes no. mr. long. mr. long vote nos. mr. bucshon vote nos. mr. flores votes no. ms. brooks. ms. brooks votes no. mr. mullin. mr. mullin votes no. mr. hudson. mr. collins. mr. collins votes no. mr. cramer. mr. cramer vote nos. mr. wahlberg. mr. wahlberg votes no. ms. walters. ms. walters votes no. mr. costello. mr. costello votes no. mr. carter? mr. carter e votes no. mr. palone. he votes aye. mr. rush? mr. eshoo? ms. eshoo votes yes. mr. engle. mr. green. mr. green votes aye. mr. degette votes yes. mr. doyle, mr. doyle votes aye. ms. schakowsky votes aye. mr. butlerfield votes aye. mr. matsui ms. matsui votes aye. mr. castor. mr. castor votes aye. mr. sar bans? mr. sar bans votes aye. mr. mcnerney votes aye. mr. welch votes aye. mr. lujan votes aye. and mr. tonko votes aye. and ms. clarke. ms. clarke votes aye. mr. lobe sac votes aye. mr. ke

. >> congressman lance promised, don't fall for fake repeal.ryancare and get rid of obamacare for good. >> 2018 not a shoo-in for you. but what will you say, congressman, if this fails and you go back to your constituents, many of whom voted for the president and ran largely on this, on a promise on day one to repeal and replace obamacare. what do you say to them zm. >> i have campaigned consistently on replacing obamacare, and i believe my views represent the views of my constituents. donald trump, president trump whom i respect, came close in our district. i think he was shy by about 3,500 votes, but i believe my views are the viewtion of the overwhelming majority of the residents of our district, and i expect president trump will try to continue to work on this issue. and then there are other major issues that confront us including tabs reform, for example and perhaps an infrastructure bill. and we should be involved in those issues as soon as possible. >> congressman, do you think it's -- would you rather this bill not come to the floor tod

lance is the second 'n syncer to hit the stage.than two weeks ago, joey had his own moment and shared a smoosh with nick carter. and we all know katy perry kissed a girl and she liked it. ♪ i kissed a girl >> but now the singer is revealing that's not all. >> truth be told, a, i did more than that. >> katy made that candid kissing confession in l.a. over the weekend. while accepting the national equality award. >> i was curious. and even then sexuality wasn't as black and white as this desk. >> also not afraid to speak her mind, adele. >> stop telling people to sit down. >> she scolded a security guard in the middle of her concert last night in australia. >> people can't see -- >> hello. >> but it was said with love. >> and good intentions. >> yes. >>> coming up next, our wild day with ryan reynolds and jake jillen hall, ryan's wife is getting jealous of their new movie "bromance". >> actually that's true. >>> plus -- >> i'm calling the cops. >> no, no, no. >> betty white gives us a sneak peek at her new role. >>> and dancing dish

congressman leonard lance, a couple of weeks ago you explained why you were a yes vote and now you're voting against it. is there anything can you hear in the next five and a half hours that will chang your mind? >> i don't believe so. the amendments have been proffered and we now move forward with an actual vote. i don't think this will lower premium prices for constituents in new jersey and of course i would like to see the democrats fob at that because i think this is a bipartisan matter and your entire party ran on getting rid of obamacare, so if this fails today and it looks as o zbrrngs. >> i reason -- i was exless it in that regard in repeated campaigns and i think we should move forward with what i call phase three and that includes purchase of policies across state lines, medical malpractice insurance reform and i would hope that the democrats would recognize they have a responsibility, as well as those of us who currently serve in. >> i can tell you the big must is career trending yes. i think today a is of a. to din to work with us. he has done great job. >> i don't know. e

we will have all the votes you need. >> congressman lance, did you vote to repeal obamacare?en you want to get rid of it. now you say you want to fix it. which is it? >> i think that's a fair point, chris. >> what is the answer? do you want to fix it or kill it? >> i want to fix it. >> why did you vote 50 times to kill it? >> this was a negotiating strategy with president obama to bring him to the table and i certainly think it needs to be fixed and i want to work in a bipartisan capacity to do so. >> but it couldn't be a negotiateing tactic to someone that doesn't know the process the president doesn't need to sign that bill, he could veto it. >> i think the president recognizes there are the exchanges are in difficulty. >> thank you. congressman, thank you for joining us, we will go to mark meadows of the freedom caucus right now. >> thank you. >> here's casey. i'm going to get casey in a second. she just walked past. we will get the camera focused on her, michael, what do you think? >> oh, spicer again. this is hard. they don't have a deal. >> they don't have a deal, greta

joining us now, new jersey republican, congressman leonard lance who was in the meeting.ongressman, thanks very much. first of all, how did the meeting go and are you still a "no" vote? >> i am a "no" vote and i'm concerned this legislation does not lower premiums and i was also concerned about the cbo score that came out late this afternoon. but anderson, i also think that the democrats should come to the table, because the exchanges are not in good shape, and as you know, there is one insurer and one third of the counties in this county, largely in rural america. so i hope that democrats could join us to reform what i think is a program that needs significant reform >> do you think this still will be brought to a vote tomorrow? >> yes, it's my understanding that there will be a vote tomorrow, anderson. >> the republican leadership in the white house have been swinging back and forth, trying to satisfy members of the freedom caucus, while at the same time, signing on to more moderate members like you. they've been unable to find a middle ground. do you think it even exis

ryan lance, ceo of conoco phillips. a much more reserved ceo. similar to what i heard in new orleans. they don't be victims of their own success. vonnie: and what the stock is up 8% and one day. great interview. the founder and ceo of one of the largest hospital management companies allen miller of universal health services joins us on the future of health care policy. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. house republicans say the are considering another run at the obamacare repeal, even after last week's setback. hese speaker paul ryan said will put an artificial deadline in any health care bill plans. he added about 90% of house republicans are there. that's his quote on health care. more on what the legislation can meet, we want to bring in alan miller. it is one of the largest health care facility operators in the united states. more than 300 here and in britain now. alan: yes. theie: what did you make of non-repeal replacement of obamacare? alan: they just put it all together that people do not really like. a lot of peo

lance. mr. lance votes no. mr. guthrie. mr. guthrie votes no. mr. olson. mr. olson votes no. mr. mckinley. mr. mccamley votes no. mr. kensinger. mr. kensinger votes no. rakas -- mr. johnson. mr. johnson votes no. mr. long. mr. longboat snow. mr. flores. mr. flores votes no. ms. brooks.- ms. brooks votes no. mr. mullin. mr. mullin votes no. mr. collins. mr. colin votes no. mr. castillo. mr. castillo both know. .r. carter. mr. carter votes no mr. pallone. mr. pallone votes aye. mr. rush. eshoo. aye.shoo votes ms. to get. ms. to get -- ms. degette votes aye. mr. butterfield. mr. butterfield votes aye. mr. sarbanes. mr. sarbanes votes no. mr. mcnerney. mr. mcnerney votes no. mr. welch. mr. welch votes aye. mr. lujan. mr. lujan votes aye. mr. kennedy. mr. kennedy votes aye. mr. cardenas. mr. cardenas votes aye. chairman walden. the chairman votes no. are there any members who wish to be recorded? mr. welch, are you recorded? is recorded.lch mr. angle -- perfect. the clerk will report the tally. mr. engle.en: perfect. the clerk will report the tally. care repeal health and replacement

lance daugherty/dep. district attorney< prosecutors say that after zachary cuen assaulted flo douglas during a robbery here in her east san jose home, he drove douglas' car to jimenez's house. in a statement of facts released by investigators, jimenez allegedly gave cuen a change of clothes and helped him destroy the blood stained clothes he arrived in and then lied about it to deputies. lance daugherty/dep. dist, attorneythe statement of facts further alleges that jimenez watched as cuen burned his bloodyshirt in her backyard and that she threw his blood stained air jordan shoes a

the disgraced cyclist, lance armstrong, has ended years of denial by admitting using performance—enhancingstand is why amateur athletes would dope. dan stevens was a former amateur cyclist. a few years ago, he started taking a number of substancesrrrm to boost his performance. he was banned in 2014 after refusing to take a test. —— i had always been a clean athlete, and this situation that happened with me when i was 39 years old, the real thing from me wasn't really about racing. i didn't do a lot of racing on the substances. the main thing was curiosity. like, what does this do? how — how much of a difference does this give you? i think in the amateur ranks, it is not about winning...,,,, .. ,, it is that you have got a situation where somebody is overweight, needs to lean down, and uses it to get in shape. and they get in shape. and then get railroaded into doing a marathon or a long bike ride, or some kind of competitive event, and they improve theirrfitness= levels again. and they become a healthy individual, they become more body conscious and more health—orientated. and this is far f

dustin lance black wanted to hear more from roma and dion. >> lance and others fell in love with ourily. they had found some sort of a gold mine to tell a story. it was a good san francisco story. >> that family included many men stricken by aids. >> how has it changed over the last five years. >> well, the numbers have changed. >> abc news has spoken to dion many times over the years. she was one of the first nurses to treat hiv patients at san francisco's general hospital. she was there when they started the aides ward. >> when we opened the ward it was a 12 bed ward that often times wasn't full. >> reporter: she ended up working with mostly men. >> i was assigned to the adult medical service which was ward 5c. and half of the patients on that ward were patients living with aids. >> many of the gay men who died in the wards had been abandoned by their families. women from the women's building, and nurses stepped in to fill the void. >> we're drawn to the care of those patients, for the most part, because we were either lesbians or gay men. >> it's going to take vision for us to ste

alaska, it's 20 below zero, i just spent the last two hours dog mushing with four-time iditarod lance mackie. i'm graham benefitsinger and this is "in-depth." >>> lance mackie, four-time champion in both the iditarod and yukon quest. >> i chose to be out in this race, i know it's going to be dark and cold and i know i'm going to be hungry. >> the son of the iditarod race's

dustin lance black wanted to hear more from roma and dion. >> lance and others fell in love with oury. they had found some sort of a gold mine to tell a story. it was a good san francisco story. >> that family included many men stricken by aids. >> how has it changed over the last five years. >> well, the numbers have changed. >> abc news has spoken to dion many times over the years. she was one of the first nurses to treat hiv patients at san francisco's general hospital. she was there when they started the aides ward. >> when we opened the ward it was a 12 bed ward that often times wasn't full. >> reporter: she ended up working with mostly men. >> i was assigned to the adult medical service which was ward 5c. and half of e patients on that ward were patients living with aids. >> many of the gay men who died in the wards had been abandoned by their families. women from the women's building, and nurses stepped in to fill the void. >> we're drawn to the care of those patients, for the most part, because we were either lesbians or gay men. >> it's going to take vision for usup. >> i'm

. -- que se lance para presidente. queremos un cambio. >> necesitamos un verdadero cambio.emos con mÁs. marÍa: hoy a las 11 fiscales revelan el motivo por el cual un adolescente le quitÓ la vida a puÑaladas a un niÑo. en veracruz mÉxico hallan una nueva fosa clandestina con 47 crÁneos. detalles de esto y mÁs a las 11. se llevarÁ a cabo un foro de migraciÓn donde participarÁn comunidades locales, para informar sobre servicios disponibles para la comunidad indocumentada. en la cafeterÍa de la iglesia san anthony, en el 3500. asista a este taller totalmente gratuito. >> nos vamos. regresamos a las 11. >> gracias por su sintonÍa. jorge:lunes 20 de marzo. el director del fbi dice que no hay ninguna evidencia de que barack obama espiÓ a donald trump. revela una posible investigaciones vÍnculo de rusia con el equipo de donald trump. en otro ataque contra los santuarios para indocumentados, el gobierno de trump pÚblica la lista de ciudades y condados que se negaron a detener a inmigrantes. aumenta la muerte y devastaciÓn en perÚ por las brutales avalanchas de lodo. las aguas arrasa

the disgraced cyclist lance armstrong has ended years but what might be harder to understand is why amateur taking a number of substances to boost his performance. he was band in 2014 after refusing to take a test. i'd always been a clean athlete and this situation happened with me when i was 39 years old. the real thing for me wasn't really about racing. i didn't do a lot of racing on these substances. the main thing was curiosity, how much of a benefit does this give you? i don't think in the amateur ranks it's about winning. i think you've got a situation where somebody is overweight, needs something they can get on, get in shape and they get in shape. they then get railroaded into doing a marathon or a long bike ride again and they become a healthy individual. it becomes more body conscious and health orientated. a poll carried out for the bbc of amateur sports people in the uk found that half believe the use of performance enhancing substances is widespread in competitive sport. a similar number say those drugs are easily available among those who play sports regularly. feleie eee? e m

lance, for five minutes. mr. lance: thank you, mr. speaker. this week we recognize the work of the tireless advocates fighting rare diseases. i have the honor of serving as the republican chair of the house of representatives rare disease caucus. i consider it one of the greatest responsibilities of my service, to work for innovative treatment and new technologies and to build an atmosphere of appreciation and understanding in congress for the hard work of all of the patient advocates. their passion is often driven by the care of loved ones and their personal stories are profiles in courage. hearing from thousands of advocates, many of whom are here in washington this week, gives the members of the caucus renewed energy and purpose. events held during rare disease week here on capitol hill and at the n.i.h. in at the thezzda highlight what has been -- in bethesda highlight what has been accomplished and what needs to be done. one of those champions joined us in the house chamber just last evening. i was very proud that president trump invited

i'm graham benefitsinger and this is "in-depth." >>> lance mackie four-time champion in both the iditaroduest. >> i chose to be out in this race i know it's going to be dark and cold and i know i'm going to be hungry. >> the son of the iditarod race's founder. mackey

with me are the political commentator lance price and the deputy editor of the express, michael bookerboth very much for coming in. we will not go through all of the front pages, because this is just a quick look at the stories, well, the one story, of course, dominating all the front pages, and we will look in more depth at 11:30 p.m.. the we will look in more depth at 11:30 p. m.. the financial times we will look in more depth at 11:30 p.m.. the financial times is where we'll begin. home—grown islamist named by police as westminster attacker. known to the intelligence services, but some time ago? yes, theresa may is saying that at that particular moment, he had sort of falle n that particular moment, he had sort of fallen off the radar and was not pa rt of of fallen off the radar and was not part of any current investigation, but it is interesting, and it brings the question, what makes you part of a current investigation? if you have previously been known or investigated for extremist views. it goes to show the real difficulty that security forces have and monitoring absolutely ever

think about it, you're like lance armstrong. >> jimmy: yeah, like neil and lance armstrong together asve a fan base that's very devoted. i think it's a little weird that two vampires, you and your wife are zipping themselves into essentially what is a coffin. >> there's room for two. so if you want, you can come over. >> jimmy: that would be a weird lunch date, but, yes. >> it would be weird. >> jimmy: if i do it with anyone, it would be you. >> we might be married in ten months. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know that you can't tell us what happens and i've heard rumors that cast members -- >> but they can't fire me now. >> jimmy: that's true. you could say everything that happened. but i will ask you, maybe you could explain what happened instead on the finale of "lost." we're still confused about that one. and then we'll get to the "vampire diaries" in another six years. >> i just want to make it clear, on "lost," i was the first one cast and the first one killed. >> jimmy: that makes sense. >> thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: first in, first out. >> it's great. i did get the sympathy card. but

i'm willing to pay for it. >> the interview with lance earlier.s still no. >> the meeting in which a lot of them they want us to come together and lower cost and protect. the lower income aging population and we have seen that. we have additional changes to medicate, particularly the help of the disabled. there were other considerations we have been able to work through. the difficulties have resulted in a better bill. >> you will be a yes? >> the inclination is good and strong. i have always had the habit of going through the deliberative process. >> what's your sense after being in the meeting with your conference of how you think it's going down tomorrow? >> some people have principaled reasons to be against this. some people expressed that clearly. it was a family meeting and emotional and strong and intense. >> emotional in what way? >> people are trying to remain united together and be respectful and urge for a passage. if the current health care stands, we will see collapsing markets and escalating premiums. even though this may not be perf

the article also names those focused on, ign is including republican of ressman, leonard lance, new jersey, tom mccarther, and of new york. ryan fitzpatrick of pennsylvania, witman of lathem, of florida, so of california, bacon of nebraska. as l keep you updated today those whip counts on votes continue to be tracked. the hill newspaper one of those that is keeping a public whip count from the information they have been able on what members of the republican conference are members are d what opposing legislation, it is at hill.com, if you want to check the whip list. thomas, hickson, tennessee, good morning. caller: good morning. are you? the just, i'm supporting plan and one of the things, the the can people and republican party needs to we need to carry on with other stuff that is vital americans, you take illegal immigrants off all this healthcare and stuff and i money you we could save and everything else, one other thing thing, illegal immigrants in maryland that raped the the ar-old girl in bathroom. now, it has not been brought up, on fox and friends, and these two grace that young

police say that a driver made a quick left turn your chest and street and crashed into officer lance bell. he suffered serious internal injuries but reportedly he is in stable condition. he will have surgery in the next couple of days. police are just reminding drivers be more alert on the road. >> this is an added risk to our officers and we just ask that the public really keep an eye for most of those cyclists >> i say that the driver has been fully cooperating and alcohol does not appear to be a factor. >>> donald trump has launched an all-out offensive trying to convince fellow republicans to support his replacement health insurance plan. that strategy includes meetings, powerpoint presentations even bowling at the white house. doug has more on that from washington. >> from the president's perspective, pizza and bowling will not hurt. so why not? get-togethers like we saw last night really changed the numbers on capitol hill. >> it may be an odd venue for outreach. we dug into the archives to find it. but they have that bowling alley play a more central policy role. the administr

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