i can honestly say i was for matt bevin before it was cool. [laughter]. i just have to tell you, governor, you have just done an incredible job here, changing the fortunes and future of the bluegrass state. give governor matt bevin another round of applause will you? he is doing an awesome job. [applause] i also want to say thanks to a couple of other great kentucky public servant here with us today. you heard from both of them. these are two leaders in congress i promise are strong conservative voices and strong partners for president donald trump. congressman andy barr, and congressman bret guthrie. thank you for being here. thank you for your outstanding leadership. [applause] last but not least i want to thank terry bryant and bryant's rent-all team for opening up this successful business to us today. [applause] bryant's rent-all is real american success story. i'm glad to hear terry tell them they're now on the map as of this event today. but you've been on the map for a long time, terry. truth be told this has been a family-owned business more than

to make up for the loss, kentucky governor matt bevin has proposed changing the state requirements to qualify for medicaid, which could cause people to lose coverage. at louisville's shandy christian healthcare center, 70% of dr. brent duncan's patients are on medicaid. >> folks may have to decide between a doctor's visit and being able to put food on the table for their family. >> reporter: collins, a republican who voted for both senator mcconnell and governor bevin, is now truly worried about losing her coverage. >> i'm sure mitch mcconnell don't have to worry about his medical bills or governor bevin, but real people have to. >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, jenkins, kentucky. ♪ ♪ no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. every year, kids miss 22 million school days due to illness. lysol disinfectant spray kills viruses that cause the cold & flu. and they happen e

to mack up for the loss, kentucky governor matt bevin has proposed changing the requirements to qualifyople to lose coverage. at louisville shawnee medical center, 7,000 are on medicaid. >> folks splay to decide between a doctor's visit and putting food on the table for their family. >> reporter: collins who voted for both senator mcconnell and governor bevin is now surely worried about losing coverage. >> i'm sure mitch mcconnell don't have to worry about his medical bills or governor bevin, but real people have to. >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, kentucky. ahead, the new report that warns of police pursuits and why one critic says cops only add to the danger. >>> plus, what the internet knows about you and what you can do to stop it. we will talk with nicholas thompson, the editor in chief of "wired." and we'll take you behind the wheel of the new $3 million bugatti chiron. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com and they happen easily. the other side of this... is they c

to make up for the loss, kentucky governor matt bevin has proposed changing the state requirements to qualify for medicaid, which could cause people to lose coverage. at louisville's shandy christian healthcare center, 70% of dr. brent duncan's patients are on medicaid. >> folks may have to decide between a doctor's visit and being able to put food on the table for their family. >> reporter: collins, a eepublican who voted for both senator mcconnell and governor bevin, is now truly worried vout losing her coverage. mc i'm sure mitch mcconnell don't have to worry about his be sidical bills or governor bevin, met real people have to. t reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, jenkins, kentucky. so mason: the folks who oversee social security said today recipients will get a cost of living adjustment next year of 2.2%, the biggest increase in six years. it's about $28 a month. there will be no change in 28dicare premiums. china's most prominent political prisoner died today from liver toncer. liu xiaobo was 61. he was first imprisoned in 1989 for involvement in the pro- democracy protests i

matt bevin got elected governor.nd rand paul got elected both running on repealing it obamacare. thing projection of electoral calamity saying they're going to be tarred with the vote and it's going to cost them their seats. this is what democrats want republicans to believe. there's not a shred of evidence that following through on a campaign promise that led to republican majorities in congress is going to cost anybody a seat next year. >> let her respond. >> 17% of americans like the versions of the republican plan, the affordable care act has a majority approval rating. campaigning and voting on something that has 17% approval rating and even if you look purely at trump voters only, it's 25% approval rating. it is at astronomically, i'm mixing it the metaphor, low, abysmally low numbers. it is not a good strategy. it is not a good thing to ask them to walk the plank on. and i mean, you know, maybe the rules of politics don't apply anymore. i agree with you on that, given this president. but i think when you're ta

republican governor matt bevin publicly opposes abortion and the gop controlled legislature has passed new restrictions on abortion. in may nearly a dozen protesters were arrested for blocking entrance to the clinic. >> there's not going to be violence on our side. >> one of their activists told me they don't oppose violence. do you believe that? >> no. >> how do you feel about being a target? >> it's offensive because there are people outside who believe they have a monopoly over god and they don't understand he is in there too. those people outside aren't the only christians in the world. >> so the u.s. marshals are here to help keep the piece today. also later today the federal judge is going to decide whether to keep this buffer zone in place for a long period of time, but protesters don't plan here, they plan to go to the clinic's doctors' homes as well. >> thank you very much. >>> as o.j. simpson prepares to leave prison p, the murderers he was acquitted of in 1995 remain unsolved. up next, the investigation of the murders o >> announcer: this national weather report is sponsored

republican governor matt bevin publicly a opposes abortion and the gop-controlled legislature has passed new restrictions on abortion. in may, nearly a dozen protesters were arrested for blocking patients' access to the clinic. storm says they plan to be peaceful this time. >> there's certainly not going to be any violence from anybody on our side. >> one of their activists told me they don't espouse violence. do you believe that? >> no. >> reporter: anna has been the clinic's director for 17 years. >> how do you feel about being a target? >> it's offensive because these people outside believe that they have monopoly over god and they don't understand that he's in here too. god is everywhere. those people outside aren't the only christians in the world. >> reporter: so the u.s. marshals are here to help keep the peace today. also, later today, a federal judge is going to decide whether to issue an injunction to keep this buffer zone in place for a longer period of time. but protesters don't just plan to be here. they plan to go to the clinic doctors' homes as well. jeff? >> anna werner,

i thank governor matt bevin for the chance as well. he sends his regrets. he has been outspoken on this topic. i will share a quick story. when i first met governor bevin it was interviewing for this job. he walked into a room with dreamland under his arm and he said "have you read this book?" thankfully i had. and i said i am trying to reread it because it is, i think, the best chronicling of this problem and how it began that i know of. so that, again, illustrates our commitment and our shared understanding of this problem. i want to thank congressman guthrie for the kind introduction. dreamland is relevant to us because the problems has its origins in kentucky and ohio. fentanyl is now the driving force behind the overdoses. we have 13,000 e.r. visits. 13,000 e.r. visits in a state with 4.5 million people. we lose in this country as you have heard the numbers nearly a commercial airline a day. if this were a communicable disease we would be wearing hazmat suits to combat it. i think overdoses and the visits only tell half the story. it devastates communit

i thank governor matt bevin for the chance as well. he sends his regrets. he has been outspoken on this topic. i will share a quick story. when i first met governor beven it was interviewing for this job. he walked into a room with dreamland under his arm and he said "have you read this book?" thankfully i had. and i said i am trying to reread it because it is, i think, the best chronicling of this problem and how it began that i know of. so that, again, illustrates our commitment and our shared understanding of this problem. i want to thank congressman guthrie for the kind introduction. dreamland is relevant to us because the problems has its origins in kentucky and ohio. fentanyl is now the driving force behind the overdoses. we have 13,000 e.r. visits. 13,000 e.r. visits in a state with 4.5 million people. we lose in this country as you have heard the numbers nearly a commercial airline a day. if this were a communicable disease we would be wearing hazmat suits to combat it. i think overdoses and the visits only tell half the story. it devastates communi