i'm pat lawson muse. there's no final bill but we now know of the changes we could see under the senate republican plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act. how could the changes effect you? we'll take a look at that with a nonpartisan not for profit organization. joining us this morning is aaron turner pfeffer. he is director of government relations and your organization monitors the quality and best practices of health care organizations. things like health care plans and farm sis a organizations. just to establish what you do. you said that it's a mistake to assume if you're not enrolled on a health exchange or on medicaid that these changes being talked about wouldn't effect you. >> correct. that's some of the questions i get from family and friends but most folks aren't aware of is the affordable care act had a number of consumer protections that apply broadly to all health plans. there's a number of different things that the plan can do to help everyone that had insurance be it through med

. >> reporter: 46-year-old kevin lawson is just one of the five people who won't be going home tonight. eight others, who made it out alive, are seen here sharing tears with family members shortly after the shooting. this woman was waiting to find her sister. >> she saw one on the floor is all she said, and she kept saying, "my boss is dead." >> reporter: neumann was a troubled man, a veteran who police say arrested for beating someone at this very same business three years ago. charges were not filed. witnesses say he turned his gun on himself when he heard the sound of police sirens. >> steve with us live tonight from orlando. both the atf and the fbi responding the shootings today. >> yes, david, they were here today. earlier concerns that this was terror related. right now, there's a large police presence out man's home. they're hoping they can find some explanation as to why he came here shooting. david? >> steve osunsami, thank you >>> we also have new images this evening from inside the terror attack in london. a clearer portrait of what happened there. people running for their

again, we appreciate the lawson injuries we have but i am glad he is progressing very well. the children's health insurance program are critical components of our healthcare safety net. funding for both expires at the end of this fiscal year and timely reauthorization is utterly critical. that said, we cannot talk about either without talking about medicaid and the elephant in the room. the american healthcare act, or trump care gets medicaid, make structural changes that would inevitably lead to the rationing of care. after seeing the house republicans bill to kick off 14 billion in rowley's on medicaid, cut 834 billion from programs, the senate plan to kick even more kids off medicaid overtime and makes deeper cuts somehow managing to be more mean than the hospital. in three years it will start the process of picking millions off their medicaid coverage. then, as if that wasn't enough, starting in 2025, the plan managed even more medicaid cuts that every year becomes deeper than the year before. it was designed to set on top a strong medicaid program. re- authorizing it wh

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french president as you saw just announced that removing the syrian state and saying president bashar lawson is no longer a priority because. it makes no sense so there are some quarters in europe and america saying regime change doesn't happen the middle east brings more chaos and it's not going to help moving a stable strong military. thanks for joining us here at all. london is seeing yet another day of protests members of the english defense league took to the streets to vent their anger at a speech of islam. but they were met with the fascist groups who organized the counter-rally showed a slogan saying refugees are welcome in the country as a large police presence but i will choose the risk with reports to the tension. another day another protest at least that's how we see the pair in london at the moment these are two small but very rough demonstrations here we're standing with the english defense league they have come out today in response to the number of terrorist attacks that we have had here in the u.k. just over the past couple of months that saying enough is enough but we need

50, let'sjust get on nigel lawson says, we have triggered article 50, let's just get on with it. been talking all day about how linked agriculture has been with the eu over previous decades, thinking perhaps about what happened next. what are the challenges, the things that need to be in the minds of the negotiators. the three key areas that will have to be looked at first will be the availability of seasonal labourers and what happens when britain leaves the eu. some sectors of agriculture are heavily dependent on workers from the european union such as the horticultural sector. the second area will be the terror threat levels that will be in place. and since they will need to be discussed either at the world trade organisation, and finally there will be some kind of replacement of the subsidies scheme that operates through the common agricultural policy right now. complicated negotiations? you smile as if to say definitely. definitely complicated and two years will be a very tight time frame in which to sort the regulations out. and relearning for the industry, for those people

i am pat lawson muse. things getting back to normal in the aftermath of the horrific shooting that left a member of congress shot and injured. and the strong sense of hope were on display. chris, you have been there and have been covering the story this week. tell us more about the new information the fbi revealed. >> they said alone and no link to terrorism and he had a list with six members tphaeuplnames on it, an don't view it as a hit list, and he had a locker in alexandria that he visited more than a dozen times where he had a rifle and handgun and they found later a laptop and 200 rounds of ammunition. >> i was surprised the one nugget of news was he was planning a trip back home out midwest. >> he texted a family member saying i think i am returning home to bellville, illinois. his money was running out, and emotiona had no history of mental illness. >> and there's something about watching little leaguers taking that field, to take back their field. >> it's called simpson stadium and they had t-shir

thank you, i look forward to answering your question. >> think his secretary lawson. thank you, good morning. chairman and committee members, on behalf of the national association of directors thank you for this opportunity to share what states learn from 2016 elections and steps we are taking to further secure our election system. i serve as the wisconsin chief election official, i am a member of the nasa executive board. we do not have state elected official who oversees elections in wisconsin. many of our state election directors are housed in the secretary of state's office, but some are not. the 2016 presidential election ring for several basic lessons, although sometimes in a new context. for instance, although of us understand the importance of constant and effective communication to ensure that all actors have the tools they need. in 2016 it about communicating about the security of election systems with the department of homeland security as well as the staff that provide cyber security protection tour voter registration databases. as we for this morning, som

carl lawson who won yesterday at the infinity race had things under control until dave braggens car caughton fire after hitting the wall. johnson takes the lead from larson, and then chaos takes off on the track, cars crashing all over the place. jimmy johnson under caution. >>> the collegiate rugby 7 championship held this weekend at the home of the union. the event features 24 of the top collegiate rugby programs across the country. gone. they win their only opponent. wisconsin not only beats them, but they win the finals. sal scores. >>> coming up later in the show, post game reaction to the warriors game 2 win over the cavaliers. and a local college is celebrating a championship. goldman sachs was one of those companies whose illegal activity helped destroy our economy... vo: as a goldman sachs president, phil murphy made his fortune in a rigged system. now the jersey machine has lined up with murphy and his millions. leaders should stand for the people, not the political machine. as a prosecutor, at treasury, and as head of the brennan center, i've taken on the powerful - from the maf

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i'm pat lawson news. >> and predicted, a wicked weather afternoon, i'm joan, we had team coverage, weick things off with doug and tom, lots of rain is still an issue, guys. >> the rain is going to be an issue. thunderstorms will be an issue. the severe weather threat starting to deminnish areas to the west, including the d.c. metro area, still tracking thunderstorms. we have had any reports o it's a couple of streams out of the bank. these were fast moving didn't have a chance to unload, that was originally thought it might happen so the main effect damaging wind with power outages. >> we've seen quite a bit and continue to actually brand new -- brand new warning of some kind. that's new severe thunderstorm warning that's on the eastern shore. most of these storms moving out. you can see how it's eastern shore, just south of canton and just to the east, if you've got that line, that's the same line that we've been tracking since it came all the way back from culpepper all the way towards the eastern shore, tracking this area down to the south, too. in and around the d.c. metro area. s

jeff lawson put his money where his mouth is. 32%.et the uber thing but it's not all about uber. the death knell was forbes a couple years ago when they named it the sexiest stock in the world. the stock went from $65 to $25. but i think it's interesting here. >> this thing is overvalued. it's way ahead of itself. a couple billion dollar market cap. it doesn't look as though the revenue growth will fill in as much. i would hold off and then you can pick up this company at a lower valuation. >> i like that you disagree so often. you are keeping it so polite. >> he doesn't know me yet. >> when am i mean to anybody? you're a jerk, what are you t k talking about? get out of here. that's not nice. >> no. >> that's not what i do. >> tone it down. >> pete just went negative. >> the nasdaq is down by 1.3%. this is one we're closely watching. speaking of the nasdaq, gilead, we have a lot of questions on this one because it's got a lot of cash on the balance sheet. people are wait iing for it to a deal and yet it has not been a buy or a good bu

weather whiz to news 4 since 1983 when he started off on the noon news with barbara harrison and pat lawsonuse. tom, we wish you well. >> i don't think i've heard as anybody as descriptive as he is. >> we will really miss him. >> wish you the best. >>> firefighters are here to help us, but who is here when they need help? >> asking for help wasn't an option because i was that super hero. >> now meet a local firefighter his colleagues deal with the pressures of mental health on their job. >>> firefighters are some of the bravest people among us and here to help us, but who helps them when they need it? research suggests that firefighters are at increased risk for suicide and depression because of what they see and do on the job. one young man knows this first hand and is working to raise awareness and changing minds. >> asking for help wasn't an option because i was that super hero, and there was one night that i almost committed suicide. spent the past seven years as a volunteer firefighter for the vigilant hose company. the self described go getter, he jumped right in. >> i started running

. >> tom lawson. the company that are taking the risk and borrowing the money in the network being made out of villains i am not saying these are bad companies have not done amazingly innovative things. they make a ton of money on the internet. maybe we should look at who should be making the money and because they are selling your information. watch "the communicators" tonight on c-span 2 at 8:00 eastern. corporate executives testify at a hearing on the potential impact of new tax policies on jobs and the economy. this ways and means committee hearing is just over three

. >> and i'm pat lawson muse. let's check on so sheena parveen. >> in some areas, they already are. nothing heavy right thousand. it's mostly just light rain. we'll zoom into the district. it's become a lot more widespread than it was this morning. right around the beltway, fair fax, clinton, very light rain. we zoom out a little bit and you see it around culpepper. down 95 light rain fall asking we can expect it as we go really through the afternoon today. so don't let go of the umbrella. temperatures in the 70s. we're not going to get out of the 70s either. it will be cooler. here's future weather through the afternoon. tl you see the scattered showers sticking around through the evening commute. we do have a cooldown this week with continued rain chances. i'll show you the forecast, coming up. >>> just in, we are following reports of a deadly mass shooting in florida. police are saying several people were killed in the orlando area. they say there's no threatht what that means someone has been arrested or if the shooter is dead. in fact, we don't know how many people are injured

muse has been a state senator since 2007, full disclose sure anthony muse is also the husband of pat lawson muse. >>> good weather and good test tonight for the nats. the cubs are in town. >> the team welcoming the world series champs to the park and that's where sherry is this afternoon. >> reporter: hey, you guys, right now the cubs are taking batting practice. this is the first time they've been in washington, d.c. since visiting the white house when they were celebrating that world series win. this week, this is the first series between the cubs and the nats. but this team, as good as they were, starting to struggle a little bit this season. they're in the middle of the pack in the national league standing. it's hard to replicate last season's success because not everyone has the same kind of production the following year. still, though, the cubs are the defending world champions, but that doesn't mean the nats are going to treat this any different, but that's not the case for the cubs. >> i think we're going to approach it like another series and go out there and play our game. >> you

. ♪ beyonce's mother tina lawson seemed to be trying to throw off the rumors, posting this cryptic videoelf saturday night. but grandpa matthew knowles may have stolen some of the spotlight with this happy birthday post that appears to confirm the birth. just last week husband jay-z stirred speculation when he missed being the first rapper inducted into the songwriters hall of fame. in a video tribute to the hip-hop mogul even former president obama had baby fever. >> jay and i are also fools for our daughters. although he's going to have me beat once those two twins show up. >> reporter: beyonce opened up about being a mother in this 2013 hbo documentary titled "life is but a dream." >> especially after losing a child, the pain and trauma from that just makes it mean so much more to get an opportunity to bring life into the world. >> reporter: the 35-year-old rocked her latest baby bump at this year's grammys. ♪ and since then she's continued to share updates with millions of fans worldwide. beyonce and jay-z have both been silent on their social media pages. we did reach out to their r

the minister from maryland is married to pat lawson muse, the news 4 anchor. >>> while kids on summer vacation, school officials are in crisis mode right now. maryland governor larry hogan demanded an investigation into the school system. >> we first told you last week. they're accusing -- accused of changing students' grades to boost graduation rates. how did this go from an allegation to full-blown investigation, justin? >> reporter: hey there, chris. good morning. the call for investigation now indeed have the backing of the governor. obtained by news 4 yesterday, governor hogan says that he's "deeply troubled" by these accusatio accusations. they're talking about alleged fraud and corruption within prince george's county schools specifly grades. high school graduation rates -- yesterday governor hogan called for the state board of investigation to investigate the systemic fraud and -- president andrew merrick. hogan also cites concerns among prince george's county schools officials as well as lawmakers. however, county schools executives kevin maxwell is heading back against a pla

. >> i'm wendy rieger sitting in for pat lawson muse. alexandria police say recovering all of this evidence could take several days. the fbi recovered two weapons that belonged to the shooter, they are processing a creell phe and computer that were taken from hodgkinson's van. tleefrnlg >> three shooting victims are still in the hospital. matt mika remains in the icu. his family said he suffered massive trauma after bei multiple times in the chest and arm. >> and mike pence visited crystal griner. she was shot in the ank. >> they also visited steve scalise who is in critical condition and will need more surgery. president trump called him a fighter. >> i visited steve and his family at the hospital last night. i reassured them the country is pulling for them, praying for them and that we are here for them every single step of the way. >> on this thursday afternoon, jul julie carey has an update on the investigation. >> and chris lawrence is at nats park where they are about to play ball. a game they can't wait to play and we can't wait t

i'm pat lawson muse. >> and i'm chris lawrence. we're going to start at the live desk. first at 4:00, carnage at a workplace in orlando. this morning, an angry former employee came back to his job site armed with a gun and a knife. he killed five workers and then killed himself. >> in terms of his total motive for shooting the specific individuals involved, we have information that at least one of them he had a negative relationship with, but he was certainly singling out the individuals that he shot. >> seven people survived the shooting at a awnings for recreational vehicles. the man was fired in april and had been accused of assaulting a co-worker. john neuman jr is the shooter, he's also an army veteran. >> unfortunately, we've seen this play itself out in our computer and in other communities across the nation. and it is incumbent upon all of us not to become complacent to these horrific situations. >> police say they have uncovered evidence that shows he reloaded and shot most of the victims several times. you can understand why this brings back such bad memories

leon lawson, jr.he man throwing the punches was the uncle and the trainer of a boxer who just won when the other guy was disqualified. well, he sucker punched the guy who been disqualified right there. him adjusted he now faces just one misdemeanor assault charge. all of the felony charges have been dropped in the case. lawson initially fled to michigan after the fight, but came back and turned himself in in maryland. >>> a couple of 50 grand -- 50 grand richer thanks to ellen. coming and later they'll join us later to talk about why she invited them on the show to make that very generous donation. >>> first, though, day three of the bill cosby sexual assault trial. today, his leading accuser heads back to the stand. we'll have the latest from inside the courtroom next. time right now 9:12. 9:12. caress, with floral fusion oil is more than one thing. it's soft skin and fine fragrance. discover more than one thing with caress. soft skin, <

i'm pat lawson muse. police are still searching for answers. they want to know who shot and killed the two young men. this comes as family members held funeral services for one of the victims. pat collins is live with police headquarters with what he's learned today. >> reporter: we're learning from our sources that one of the teenage victims in that montgomery village double murder was found dead inside the car and that he had cash in his hands. this as friends members gather at an islamic center in germantown for funeral services. the crowd so large the building wasn't big enough, mourners spilled outside on to the steps, into the parking lot, on the grassy areas all around. here at the islamic center in germantown for the funeral of shadi najar. >> what do you think happened here? >> cold blooded murder. whoever shot him it looks like they didn't want him to live. they did it with the intention to kill this young boy just one day before his graduation. >> 18-year-old artan z-ib bra, two star students found shot and killed in this street in m

. >> i'm pat lawson. le let's begin with the forecast. storm team4's sheena parveen has what we can expect. >> it's going to be a much nicer day today than it was the forecast. as always, good news. 82 degrees right now. we have plenty of sunshine out there and expected to stay dry as we go through the day today so unfortunately if you do have storm clean-up, the weather is going to be cooperating with you. by noon today, 84 degrees, keep on warming up. by 4:00 p.m., lower humidity, temperatures topping out in the upper 80s. expect the mid 80s to continue. now the rain has moved pretty far away now. it's well south of the area, so is the cloud cover. we're going to keep seeing the sunshine and the dry air. we may have some more cloud cover move back in this afternoon but overall it's going to stay warm and even warmer later this week. i'll show you the next storm chance coming up in just a bit. >>> the storms may be over but we're still feeling the effects. >> crews are out there cleaning up the damage. justin is out in silver spring wher

. >> i'm pat lawson muse.ple joined together outside of the african american history museum to prove that they're not scared after a noose was discovered inside the museum. museum officials called it a cowardly act. news4's kristin wright is live on the mall now. she talked to the museum's director today. about this? >> reporter: pat, we were standing here at the museum, talking about visitors about this noose when suddenly a really interesting thing happened. a group of people just formed outside of the museum here and the feeling amongst them was definitely one of disgust over what has happened, but also unity. ♪ we shall overcome ♪ we shall overcome >> reporter: an impromptu show of support outside the museum of african american history and culture, standing strong together, smithsonian employees and museum visitors. the day after a noose was found on the floor in a gallery on segregation near a kkk exhibit. outside today, visitors left red roses at the reflecting pool. the museum's lonnie bunch, came outsi

and the head of nasa, deanna lawson, she called me on the cell phone and said leyland the orbiter is late, the shuttle is late. when we land we have in fuel left so it's a glider coming in and it's accurate. the countdown clock gets to zero. the countdown clock was counting up. said how late it? she said, it's late. so i turned around, going down- -- i can think i was on 66 going home and i turned around and came back, and everyone at nasa headquarters was assembling this team of people trying to figure out what happened. but as astronauts the first thing we do is take care of our families. and so at that point i was told to drive out to washington, virginia, david brun -- the mission specialist on the flight, where his parents left atop browns mountain. drove out there. it was nighttime, there were satellite trucks on the side of the road. a state trooper was blocking entrance to the mountain because a reporter had acted as florist to get the story, and just kind of bum-rushed up to get the story. so they let me through and i walked in the house, and i'll never forget this moment. i

you know hugh lawson, betty carter. you can go on and on with the jazz musicians and the r&b musicians. that came out of the city. i mean just absolute, we populated the music world. the music universe out there would not be complete without full discussion of the african-american musicians from out of motown. i learned the review at the apollo theater in 1962, i mean it was like whoa! i know beans bose. he wrote fingertips for stevie wonder. marvin gaye, stevie wonder, those who put together the concepts. and marvin stayed on - and so that is like the music that captures the whole spirit of the 1960s. the antiwar movement. all of the individuals had connections with the whole motown experience. >> before i ask my next question, do you think you may be able to get me an autograph? with smokey robinson. can you arrange that for me? [laughter] >> smokey, come on! [laughter] i got a job! >> okay. so - take us to the politics that you recount in your book. you describe detroit as being not just a hotbed for black activism b

nigella lawson and jamie oliver declined to comment on this. don't need them because we have michelle rouer. . what do you think7 michelle rouer. . what do you think? healthy food doesn't have to be horrible, iagree think? healthy food doesn't have to be horrible, i agree 100%. think? healthy food doesn't have to be horrible, iagree100%. we think? healthy food doesn't have to be horrible, i agree 100%. we are a very healthy food show, i can prove that this morning. prove away. what have you got on, good morning? good morning. 0ur guest is in fraining for a 100 mile walk so he's stopped by for healthy food and drink. it's bill bailey. food heaven? big fan of spicy food, asian food, aubergines. sounds healthy. hell? not a big offal fa n sounds healthy. hell? not a big offal fan so i tend to avoid it if i can but i'm willing to be persuaded. we have got offal as your hell. my guests are with me. you are going to be cooking something as well? i'll make sticky glue nous rice dumplings. a bit of spice in there. william you are doing a bit of chocolat

set to work to figure out which speech might be appropriate and had the help of my daughter dory lawsonho arranged all of these talks that i gave and who kept the records that what i said. >> when i read the bock the first time and finished it and put it down i thought oh he's writing in the times or he's picking these speeches -- because they might be to the current time. >> yes. >> and while i've hard you say before historians basically -- don't really have a role in talking about current politics but he's talking about current politics at speeches. >> but before it came on the scene these are none of these speeches was written by -- by -- >> i went become and read them a second time thinking what's the sense? what's the paragraph point he's trying to make here? that might be taken to heart by people who were in politics right now? so i went become to read it a second time and each time o i was looking in the what's one point he's trying to make here that maybe taken to heart by somebody who i don't know, might be elected president who knows? so -- let me pick out a few of them i won'