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suzanne malveaux is now on capitol hill with the latest. >> reporter: good morning.tainly a busy week on the hill despite the fact the president is overseas. many committees on the house and senate side looking into the russia/trump investigation. they will continue in earnest. they are reacting to the breaking news over the weekend. first and foremost, james comey has agreed to go before and testify before the senate judiciary committee. that is good news to senator there is. reacting over the weekend. we heard from senator rubio. he said there is a cloud that hung over the administration. they want to get to the bottom of it. senator mccain still calling it a watergate style investigation in size and scope. the other breaking news. reacting to "the new york times" bombshell report that said president trump in the oval office meeting the day after he fired comey actually told them why he wanted to do it and what it was about and in his words, saying i just fired the head of the fbi. he was crazy and a real nut job. i face great pressure because of russia. that is ta

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. >> malveaux was 17 at the time and was convicted montgomery county and spots of vain yeah county. two victims were also shot in prince george's county. the state's attorney decided not to prosecute. >> he was convicted in both jurisdictions. he said, you can't sentence juveniles to life without patrol as a death penalty. it came out after he was sentenced. usually they don't go back and make the change. >> he's serving numerous life sentences. he doubts that will change. a was shot and called. he was working a traffic detail when he was shot. police tracked down travis ball and charged him with murder. walter will be remembered this saturday at a public funeral. walter was an aim year veteran. he leaves behind two sons and a daughter. >>> 4:52 now. it is a charge did i that shocked the entire country. a virginia boy accidentally shot and killed himself after finding a loaded gun. he was 4 years old. stories like this one played out in e.r.s all over the country. children's national hospital says more than 20 children are sent to the hospital with gunshot wounds every day. the rese

. >> suzanne malveaux is on capitol hill following reaction.saying about this? you heard john mccain using pretty tough words as well over the weekend. >> reporter: you've got democrats unanimously of course panning president bush for the comments but also republicans who have openly criticized president on this, really believing that this is just beyond the pale here, the fact that the president according to the "new york times" saying i just fired the head of the fbi, he was crazy, a real nut job, and that this happened during an oval office visit, a meeting with the foreign minister of russia as well as the russia ambassador, the day after he fired comey. these are folks who want to be aligned with the president, many republicans but others who have been open critics of him when it comes to the russia investigation. as you had mentioned before senator john mccain being just one of many who spoke out this weekend. >> i'm almost speechless, because i don't know how, why someone would say something like that, but i know this. mr. lavrov is the

suzanne malveaux is live on kpil wi capital hill. >> reporter: now you see this in congress. investigations ramped up. some already in progress. you mentioned the house ov oversight chair jason chaffetz involved in the investigation of the hillary clinton e-mails and now asking the tough questions of what was behind comey's firing. what makes this extraordinary, chris, this is one of the few republicans who is not in support of trump's decision and not silent on trump's decision, but asking the tough questions. he is on his way out. he has nothing to lose. that may be part of the reasoning there. on the senate side, look to the senate intelligence committee. you mentioned they have subpoenaed the former fired national security adviser michael flynn over documents regarding his relationship with russian officials. the committee frustrated they did not get what they needed. now they are forcing them to turnover documents. we expect additional subpoenas as well. the same committee will hold the open hearing on global threats. it is an annual open to the public hearing that they

let's start with suzanne malveaux live on capitol hill. what is the latest? >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. surprising news to wake up to on monday morning. lawmakers working over the weekend to make sure the government is funded beyond friday. well through september. this comes after tense talks with democrats and republicans for weeks now. both sides equally determined to avoid a government shutdown. rare bipartisan agreement on capitol hill over a $1 trillion spending bill. includes defense spending and $1.5 billion for border security. not a single dollar for the border wall. despite the president's insistence that a wall is necessary. >> we'll build a wall. go to sleep. go home and go to sleep. rest assured. that's the final thing we need. >> reporter: also left out of the bill, federal cuts to sanctuary cities and money for deportation forces. two of the other campaign promises. >> at the heart of my administration's efforts to restore the rule of law has been a nationwide crackdown on criminal gangs and that means taking the fight to the sanctuary c

cnn's suzanne malveaux live on capitol hill. it is more of an "and" than a "butt."eed to get to the bottom of the facts. >> reporter: absolutely, chris. i ran into john mccain yesterday in the elevator. i asked how his morning was going. he said horribly. this was before the comey memo came out. it really is ill lea grave sens concern and frustration. they feel they do not want to go down with this administration. get their act together. those are the polite words they are using. late last night, mccain telling about the republican scandals. he says it is reaching watergate size and scale. all of this is happening as moderate republicans, particularly on the house side, are looking at vulnerable districts and races. in 2018, wondering if the trouble, the scandals regarding the crisis of the trump administration will rub off on them. we heard from congress member curbelo. he is from florida. >> this daily dose of controversy and scandal is bad for the government and taxes on the american people. >> reporter: not surprising, democrats on the oversight committees are c

let's begin with suzanne malveaux on capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. house republicans taking the first key step toward fulfilling a promise to the american people by passing the health care plan in the house. this is far from over. it is the first step to turning the legislation into law. >> i think we will get it through. mitch mcconnell knows how to do things. >> reporter: the republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare. now in the hands of the senate with the bill that narrowly passed in the house. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: faces an uphill battle. >> it could change. it could get better. >> reporter: senators are not in a hurry. vowing to do things their way. >> mr. president, i'm sorry to disappoint you. the bill in its current form is not getting through the senate. no way. >> the senate will write its own bill. >> i don't think the house bill necessarily predicts. >> reporter: the legislation passed in the house. eliminates the tax penalty for americans who choose not to buy insurance. replaces the subsidy offered under obamacare

cnn's suzanne malveaux is live at the capitol with more. >> reporter: good morning, brooke.are moment for republicans and democrats to agree on something. they agree on this. this is all the way from people on the left like representative john conyers who says this is a serious investigation. and richard burr says this takes the political influence out of the investigation and equation. one reason they point to the person selected bob robert mueller who is well known on capitol hill. one that many journalists know having covered 9/11 with bush and obama. this is someone that members of congress can go back to the constituents and say we will get to the bottom of it. >> he is as good as it gets. his credentials are impeccable. he has nothing to prove. he has been silent politically. it doesn't get better than robert mueller. >> many of us hoped he would be named as special counsel. >> reporter: this does not mean the other investigative bodies will not move forward. the fbi and inspector general and various agencies and committees. senate and house intelligence committees and

let's get to suzanne malveaux live on capitol hill with more. can you feel the buzzing of people making deals on this deal? >> reporter: i can feel it, chris. it is quite incredible when you think about it. this is the president facing potentially the real possibility of another defeat on health care. so he is very much involved here. what he has to do and what he will be doing today is trying to convince those undecided or leaning no that they have to take this pretty big political risk to push this through the house and pass it on to the senate. >> how is health care? >> i think it is time. >> reporter: president trump personally calling congress member billy long currently against the bill twice in the past two days to try to gain his support. the two men will meet at the white house today along with congress member fred upton. another republican against the bill over pre-existing conditions. >> i supported the practice of not allowing pre-existing illnesses to be discriminated against from the very get-go. this amendment torpedos that. i tol

cnn's suzanne malveaux on capitol hill with more. what do we know? >> reporter: good morning, chris. we know that fbi director james comey faced a real grilling on capitol hill yesterday. he insisted he has no regrets on his actions and decisions leading up to november election. in fact, he would do it over again. this despite the ongoing debate and the charge that he, in part, cost hillary clinton the presidency. >> it makes me mildly nauseous to think we had some impact on the election. honestly, it would not change the decision. >> reporter: fbi director james comey defending his decision to notify congress about the private e-mail server of hillary clinton days before the election. >> i don't think many people would do it differently. >> reporter: a move that hillary clinton says cost her the election. >> if the election were on october 27th, i would be president. >> reporter: comey said he decided between the lesser of two evils. >> speak would be really bad. there is an election in 11 days. lord, that would be bad. concealing in my view would b

suzanne malveaux, what is the latest on capitol hill? >> reporter: good morning, it's surprise news, members of congress working through the weekend hammering out, negotiating this deal, a breakthrough to fund the government, not just through this but through september, after weeks of tense talks between democrats and republicans both seemingly trying to avoid a government shutdown. rare bipartisan agreement on capitol hill over a $1 trillion spending bill that includes billions in new defense spending, and $1.5 billion for border security, but not a single dollar for president trump's border wall, despite the president's insist eence that ia wall is necessary, at saturday's campaign rally. >> we'll build the walls, don't worry. it. go home, ogo to sleep. rest assured. that's the final thing we need it. >> reporter: also left out, federal cuts to sanctuary cities and money for deportation force. >> at the heart of my administrations efforts to restore the rule of law has been a nationwide crackdown on criminal gangs, and that means takin

let's go straight to suzanne malveaux who is on capitol hill this morning. there was a lot of give here from the president on this one. >> reporter: there certainly was and i actually am with you guys and trying to say this really poppy and john the fact it is such a surprise on monday morning you'd have members of congress working over the weekend and sunday night come up with this breakthrough but it has actually happened. there was a good deal of give and take on both sides here, these negotiations after weeks and weeks of tense talks but it was clear republicans and democrats did not want to have a government shutdown, so here is what is in this spending bill here. we're talking about billions in new defense spending, this is something that president trump had insisted on. $1.5 billion for border security, that includes technology and personnel. increases spending for clean energy and science, something that democrats were looking for. $2 billion boost for the national institutes of health, also something the democrats were pushing, and $407 million in w

let's begin with suzanne malveaux live on capitol hill. >> reporter: house republicans took a significant step to fulfilling a promise to the american people in passing health care plan on the house side. there is a significant way to go before it becomes law. senate republicans rejecting key provisions of the bill. some even vowing to start from scratch. >> i think we'll get it through. mitch mcconnell knows. >> reporter: the republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare now in the hands of the senate with the controversial bill that narrowly passed in the house and faces an uphill battle. >> it could change. it could get better. >> reporter: senate aors vowing do things their way. >> mr. president, this bill in its current form is not getting through the senate. no way. no way. >> the senate will write its own bill. >> i don't think the house bill necessarily predicts. >> reporter: the legislation passed in the house. eliminates the tax penalty for americans who choose not to buy insurance. replaces the generous subsidy offered under obamacare with tax credits. and rolls back medica

cnn's suzanne malveaux is here with the latest on capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning, john. the presideresident's ties to t election in 2016 and russia moves forward in earnest. congress is anticipating getting a lot done. reacting to the news over the weekend and numerous developments. james comey has agreed to testify before the senate intelligence committee. they requested this because of the special prosecutor rule. now that is on the agenda. some house committees frustrated that did not happen for them. we heard from senator marco rubio on the senate committee saying this is a cloud, this russian investigation, that impacts everything the white house does. we heard from senator john mccain weighing in. doubling down describing the investigation and russia question as something of a watergate size scandal. the other thing they are reacting to is the bombshell report from "the new york times" saying the president this month in his meetings with the russian foreign minister and russian ambassador in the oval office said he fired comey and explained the motivation behind it

suzanne malveaux is live on capitol hill. how is the count going, suzanne? >> reporter: that count is certainly influx. it could go either way. facing a potential defeat again on health care, president trump very much personally involved in the negotiations. he is hosting and hoping to convince lawmakers to take this political risk and some of them it is a big one to push this through the house and pass on to the senate. >> how is health care coming? i think it is time now. >> reporter: president trump personally calling congress member billy long currently against the bill twice in the past two days to try to gain his support. the two men will meet at the white house today along with congress member fred upton. another high profile republicans also against the bill over the issue of pre-existing conditions. >> i've supported the practice of not allowing pre-existing illnesses to be discriminated against from the get-go. this amendment torpedos that and i told leadership i cannot support this bill with this provision in it. >> reporter: republican leaders ha

let's go to cnn suzanne malveaux live on capitol hill for us. good morning, suzanne. >> reporter: good morning. the house republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare still very much influx, some calling it a do-or-die. asked last night how it was going, whipping up support, he said stay tuned. house republicans once again trying to create this sense of urgency to get something done before now they go on their friday recess. so far house speaker paul ryan has yet to schedule a vote for this. >> mr. vice president, votes on health care? going to get it passed? >> the republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare in jeopardy again. the white house ramping up pressure on house republicans to bring the new bill to a vote this week despite wavering confidence in its fate. >> have the votes for health care. i think we do. >> getting closer and closer every day. we're not there yet. >> cnn's latest whip count has 21 house republicans planning to vote against the bill, which means they can ensemble afford to lose one more vote or it fails. a big

let's begin with suzanne malveaux. >> republicans plan repealing and replacing obamacare still inflectiont night trying to really push for support. when asked how it's going, he said stay tuned. this is something that republicans once again trying to create a sense of urgency around, try to get something done before they go on recess back on

let's start with suzanne malveaux live on capitol hill. what is the latest?ws to wake up to on monday morning. lawmakers working over the weekend to make sure the government is funded beyond friday. well through september. this comes after tense talks with democrats and republicans for weeks now. both sides equally determined to avoid a government shutdown. rare bipartisan agreement on capitol hill over a $1 trillion spending bill. includes defense spending and $1.5 billion for border security. not a single dollar for the border wall. despite the president's insistence

let's begin with suzanne malveaux. >> republicans plan repealing and replacing obamacare still inflection. we saw vice president mike pence late last night trying to really push for support. when asked how it's going, he said stay tuned. this is something that republicans once again trying to create a sense of urgency around, try to get something done before they go on recess back on friday. so far house speaker paul ryan has yet to put it on the schedule. >> mr. vice president have you got the votes on health care? are you going to get it passed? >> the republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare in jeopardy again. the white house ramping up pressure on house republicans to bring the new bill to a vote this week despite wavering confidence in its fate. >> do we have the votes for health care? i think we do. >> we're getting closer and closer every day. we're not there yet. >> latest whip count has 21 house republicans to vote against the bill, which means they can only afford to lose one more vote or it fails. a big gamble for president trump considering 18 other lawmakers remain u

let's begin with suzanne malveaux on capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn.e american people by passing the health care plan in the house. this is far from over. it is the first step to turning the legislation into law. >> i think we will get it through. mitch mcconnell knows how to do things. >> reporter: the republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare. now in the hands of the senate with the bill that narrowly passed in the house. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: faces an uphill battle. >> it could change. it could get better. >> reporter: senators are not in a hurry. vowing to do things their way. >> mr. president, i'm sorry to disappoint you. the bill in its current form is not getting through the senate. no way. >> the senate will write its own bill. >> i don't think