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m.j., cut through it all first, what just happened?well, what we saw is president trump literally taking the power of the pen and applying that to weakening obamacare. of course we all know the political context behind this. the president has tried for almost a year to try to get republicans in congress to pass something to repeal obamacare. we all know how that story ended. republicans were unable to do that on capitol hill. and now he is signing one of probably many executive orders to come during his presidency to try to weaken these obamacare rules. one big thing that this executive order would do is to allow small businesses to ban together to buy into these so-called association health plans. proponents of this, supporters of this executive order, would essentially say this is all about increasing flexibility, that they want to allow people to buy cheaper and realistically skimpier plans because not everyone, people who are laeltsy, people who are younger, need to pay for these executive plans when they don't feel like they need

.>> reporter: poly m.j. webb who last home coffee park came to this complex searching. >> i came not knowing i would rent a place. she had one left.>> reporter: they have been responding to craig's list ads, but with no luck. the kids want a place to play soccer. this is the street where they used to live in the south grove neighborhood. you can see that everything has been destroyed. they are hoping to find a new home that will accommodate all of them and cost $3500 a month in rent.>> we need to find a place to get on our feet.>> reporter: today, they stop at a shelter, giving away essential items.>> we are looking for a pack and play for my son. he keeps falling off the bed. >> reporter: their own bed is what they need. calling works in the medical industry. her husband is an uber driver. unable to work because the family has one car, next to the fire. their daughter has one wish. >> to be happy again.>> reporter: in santa rosa, tara moriarty.>>> homes have been destroyed. in the north bay fires, thousands

we have senior politics reporter m.j. lee, cnn political commentator, mary katherine hamm. she writes for the federalist. this was a discussion already in progress, but it seems like the president saying that he was going to get rid of these subsidize that helped so many people pay for their health insurance spurred a discussion between patty murray, a democrat, and lamar alexander, a republican. >> alexander and murray had been talking about trying to reach some kind of bipartisan deal for months now. but alexander ended up announcing when graham/cassidy was going somewhere a couple weeks ago, he said the bipartisan talks had to go on hold. when the republican bill ended not going anywhere because republicans didn't have the votes, the talks sort of started up again. and, you know, the wave that this played out at the white house was pretty fascinating because literally within minutes the president was bashing the csr payments saying that the payments lined the pockets of insurance companies. it was during that time it sort of simultaneously that this deal on capitol hill

cnn's m.j. lee joins us with all the details here. this is interesting. >> this is interesting.entially as you said, the president using the power of the presidency to weaken the obamacare he has spent the last nine month to get congress to do this and congress was not successful. what the executive order would do, it would allow small businesses to ban together to buy these so-called association health plans, presumably they would be cheaper but they would also be skimpier plans because the plans would not be subjected to all of the obamacare regulations and the people who employers and people who like the executive order would essentially say this is all about increased flexibility, they don't like the burdens and regulations, the high costs that often are associated with some of these obamacare plans, and, you know, that healthy and younger people don't necessarily have to buy into the more expensive and comprehensive plans, but there are a lot of concerns associated with this executive order as well. essentially when you're taking out healthier and younger people out of the

. >> reporter: m.j. lee is the marketer.n home to the winter games. >> it has beautiful beach alongside its coast. and there are a lot of beach activities during the summer season. and if you move to pyeongchang, you can go hiking to the many mountains. >> reporter: this is a part of korea many people don't even realize exists. >> the korean peninsula is surrounded by the sea. the coast is very complicated. it is also very beautiful. and the island is compared to hawaii island, even if americans don't like it. >> reporter: while the breath taking scenery is reason enough to visit korea, the rich culture is reason to stay. they recommend exploring neighborhoods and meeting locals. >> there are more than one of famous traditional marketing in each city. there is good street food. it's a good chance to engage with the local people. and it's quite fun. >> reporter: eating is a must if you want the full experience of korea. you can get a taste of the culture on the street and in fine dining restaurants as well. >> now a little sp