joining me right now is lauren ryan. she's a genetics counselor for color genomics. , thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> we have all kinds of fun things to look at here. this is the color test kit. and i'm gonna show the inside of that in just a moment. but what does this test do and what does it cost? >> the color test is a 30-gene test -- including brca1 and brca2 -- to help women and men understand their risk of developing hereditary cancer. and the cost of the test is $249, which is significantly lower than the cost of testing even just a few years ago. >> and i remember hearing it -- sometimes that ran into multiple thousands of dollars. >> that's correct. >> so, how are you able to make it so affordable? >> the color test combines a lot of software efficiencies. and by marrying 21st-century software with expertise in data science and medical genetics and design, we're able to offer the testing at a much lower cost. >> and i know that the evans foundation is also partnering with you... >> that's right. >> ...to bring that cost down even signifi

lauren: paul ryan was asked by a mandate was not in the house bill during a fox news tax reform town hall last night. >> i was in favor of the individual mandate that we didn't want to name they complicate the passage of tax reform given we did not have the votes to get that to send it. we want the senate to get that done and then we will discuss whether or not it's included at the end. lea: meanwhile, vice president penn pitching "the wall street journal" ceo council gathering. >> will lower the corporate tax rate from 35% to 20% am not a penny more. we truly believe by lowering business taxes in america and we will set the stage for wages to rise for working americans all across this country. lea: house republicans expected to pass the tax out tomorrow but some gop lawmakers are still not happy. congressman peter king tweeting firm standing eight to tax reform at mick mulvaney: b. tries to screw new york, probably feels inferior because new york subsidizes his state of south carolina. lauren: are praying for her maturity state senator to the discussion this morning. good to see you

he's also meeting with the so-called big four, mcconnell, schumer, ryan and pelosi. laurenve been covering this. talk about the president's role as the cheerleader behind this bill really to getting done on the hill this week. >> this is it for republican agenda items this year. they failed on the affordable care act on repealing it. this is the major agenda item. president trump's rule here is very interesting in that i don't know if he's going to be able to sell this plan and make some of the people who are on the line like senator susan collins of maine turn around and say the president voted for capitol hill. i don't think that's what his role is here. it's broader in that if they do pass this bill, he wants to make sure that he can say, look what i did on capitol hill. look who i talked to and convinced. >> and molly, here he is talking about how it really is up to republicans to get this done. >> with the democrats giving us no votes for tax cuts for purely political reasons, obstructionists, it will be up to the republicans to come through for america. i think they w

. >>> let's bring in lauren zelt, and former romney/ryan advisor. also peter emerson. with a welcome to you both, peter, i'm going to start with you here. even if you disagree with roy moore's political positions, can you understand why some of his supporters are standing by him? >> no, i really can't. and i'll tell you why. the interview with representative brooks that you just showed where he said let's not miss the big picture, that's code for women be damned. forget women. i find it extraordinary that conservatives and evangelicals somehow see women as only half citizens. and oftentimes women are a part of that, those standing around supporting roy moore. i have three goddaughters and a stepdaughter. i can't imagine treating them in any way other than full citizens, as full members of the family. it doesn't make any difference to me at all. so i find it extremely difficult to understand. >> okay. lauren, you see some of these women so strongly supporting roy moore to the point where they are saying they don't even believe any of his accusers. does that disturb you

with us here in studio to share insights juliette hersch nooeld davis did, ryan lizza, bloomberg and cnn's lauren fox. an interesting controversial important decision from the president. his press secretary has been saying several days, we're going to leave this up to the people of alabama. the president saying i'm the president of the united states but i'm going to stay out of this. then they made a clear and conscious decision, the president did, to do this. why? >> well, i mean i think that jeff is right that they were sort of looking at the race and fundamentals of the race and the fact that roy moore is not going anywhere, there's no evidence he's going to step aside or change his position. he's denying allegations. i think there's a fair amount of desperation in the white house at the thought they could lose this race. we saw the president came out for luther strange roy moore's primary opponent during the race. that didn't matter. the people of alabama chose roy moore. and i think there was a worry that if the president didn't step in and sort of shore up that very narrow but still intense

fox business network's lauren simonetti breaking it all down for us. >> reporter: i love how speaker ryanhe postcard and donald trump even -- david: i know. you wonder whether it's going to happen. >> reporter: well, the senate has to get their hands on this first. but house republicans did release their tax bill at last. largely viewed as a win for business. it slashes the corporate tax rate to 20% to make the u.s. more competitive globally. it also allows for the repatriation of foreign profits overseas, bring 'em back to the u.s. at a much lower tax rate. it would allow immediate expensing of the investments that owners do put into their businesses. now, this is where it gets a little bit more complicated. the individual impact of the gop house plan gets complicated but in many ways less ambitious. it cuts the number of tax brackets to four but maintains that top 39.6 rate for the high income earners. if you file as an individual, you'll pay 12 president up to $45,000 of income, 25% up to 200,000, 35% up to half a million and in the top rate for anything other that. as for married coup

ryan johnson, writer-director, is developing a whole new film trilogy. shares of disney rising slightly and the company reporting disappointing earnings but made fans happy. laurenerall revenue did flip. coming up we have new video of a shaking and bare-footed texas church hero talking to police moments after he helped stop the gunman. >> i was home when i heard the shots and i didn't know what was going on. i had the gun -- lauren: remember when oj simpson layed out a convincing case for prison release. >> i basically have spent a conflict-free life. apparently the juice is already loose and getting booted from a bar. what he is now accused of doing, find out next. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. cheryl: welcome back, let's get you caught up on what's happening now. new video released of texas shooting hero steven willford visibly shaken but talking to police after hel

ryan said that he will not add in the obama care mandate repeal. instead they will wait to see if republicans are successful first. in washington. lauren blanchard. >>> cards against humanity is using their yearly prosecute motion to save america. the company asks customers to pay $15 in order for it to buy a plot of empty land in new mexico to prevent the president's wall from being built. customers will get surprises delivered to them throughout december.. >>> new information on the deadly shooting. in a moment more details about the shoot eras well as the victims and the funs used in the rampage. >> and nearly a year after the ghost ship warehouse fire, are people living in warehouses safe? it's those familiar scents that bring the spirit and joy of the holidays to life. this season, bring that same spirit and joy into your home with air wick seasonal scents. and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i a

ryan said he's confident that republicans will get this bill passed. democrats, on the other hand, offered sharp criticism of the bill and how it took shape. lauren mayk is breaking down what it means for people in pennsylvania, delaware and new jersey. that story at 6:00. be sure to tap on the nbc 10 app to read the full proposal from the gop and how this would work. >>> a philadelphia company that operates homes for children and adults with sell bral palsy lost its license due gross incompetence. the department of human services revoked the for blossom philadelphia chestnut hill location. the organization did not make the changes following two recent inspections. the ceo told nbc 10 he's appealing that decision. he expects to be recertified. he also told us they will continue to serve people with disabilities just like they have for the past 70 years. >>> new information about the man accused of drive a rental truck into people in manhattan. he had been renting that truck for weeks before tuesday's rampa rampage. he's charge d with supporting a terrorist group. . he was in court last night. neighbors say they saw the 29-year-old suspect driving

snapping an eight week winning streak joining me now, and lauren to discuss are the stars of bulls & bears, we got john layfield, gary b. smith and ned ryanentlemen good to see you. john, first of all, we should say the new york times doesn't like tax cuts they never have and so they're bias against it so i wouldn't hang everything on a new york times article however we have a watered down tax cut. it's much less than the house was and the house plan was much less than what donald trump wanted, so we go from watered down to watered down to watered down and we see the market going down this week as well. is there a coincidence? >> no, not really. i think the market has such a good run right now. i think the market is waiting on a corporate tax front. i think they understand the republicans. they're the dogs, they never planned on having new tax cuts never planned on doing repeal and replace obamacare. they could brag about it all they want on the campaign trail and all of a sudden they got the cart and don't know what to do with it. what the market is dealing with these individual tax cuts are politically pretty much un palletable, the rep