>> there were little to the spot the main changes are this amendment from ted cruz and mike leigh which they are conservatives and it's to bring them on board and also senator rand paul. he's a little bit further and wanted complete overhaul but basically what it would do is if you are an insurance company and offer one plan to cu that had af these mandated coverage things like things for addiction and maternity care, you could also offer another plan that has no regulations on coverage and it's going to be a lot cheaper younger and healthier people are going to want to buy that plan. what they say is premiums will go down and more people will want to voluntarily sign up for insurance but what the critics are saying is that the younger healthier people by this plan, and older and sick people that have to buy the mandated plan aren't going to have any money to help fund that and their premiums were going to go up. >> we've been getting news releases from senators many saying that they are going to review the bill before making a final decision. so, who argue keeping an eye on and what is

have made progress until the last three orfour mike leigh years, the last three anyway, 60% of the newck news, the today programme, sometimes verges presented by women, you see that on strictly and the new doctor who. but we have much more to do and we are determined to get a read. cathy newman presents on channel 4 news and she says in response to the disclosures... 0ne and she says in response to the disclosures... one of our stars, jane 6arvey, who presents bbc radio 4, says... the gender pay gap is not the only pa rt the gender pay gap is not the only part of what has been revealed that is getting a lot of attention. 0ut of the top 96 names, only 12 people we re of the top 96 names, only 12 people were from a black, asian or minority ethnic background. several of those high earners named in these disclosures have been talking about it today. here they are. what do i do? on paper, absolutely nothing justifies that huge amount of money, if you compare me with lots of people who do visibly... a doctor saves the life of a child or a nurse comforts a dying person. however, we operate in

. >> at 1:30 p.m., utah senator mike leigh with his book written out of history, the forgotten foundingphia in 1777 unless they read both sides of the argument because unless you read the arguments of the federalists, they appear to tilt more in the direction of federal power than they, in fact, do. >> at 2:30 p.m. jena bush -- >> with malia and sasha we felt unbelievably protective of them and people thought it was odd how protective we were, but it isn't. we saw ourselves in them. we saw our little selves in them when our grandpa became president and when they left the white house, they were the same age we were when our dad became president. being a teenager isn't easy and it's incredibly rewarding. >> former secretary of state condoleezza rice discusses her book "democracy. stories from the long road to freedom." >> democratic states that can deliver for their own people don't invade their neighbors. they don't traffic in child soldiers who are 10 and 11 years old. they don't traffic in the human sex trade so that women end up in brothels in eastern europe and southeast asia. they d

conservatives like mike leigh never wanted to get into this business in playing a role in the health care system. once do you that, now you have constituents, americans out there who are relying on federal subsidies, relying upon a kind of federal guarantee of some of these markets to pull that hand away is going to disappoint a lot of people particularly when you're talking about well we'll make some fixes down the line. the immediate issue is now going to be how do you shore up some of the real deficiencies in some of these exchanges and in the rate structure, given that you've had republicans and the president talking about how it's in a death spiral and it's going to collapse. now, they do face the need of shoring it up if they're not going to repeal it. >> john mccain as alisyn has saying played a role by proxy when his surgery came up, there was somewhat of a call to hold this in abeyance. "one of major problems with obamacare it was written on a strict party line basis and given through congress without a single republican vote. as this law continues to crumble in arizona and

mike leigh and jerry marana sebi legislation does not go far enough in repealing the obamacare.can leader of the senate, mitch mcconnell, is now proposing a vote on a total repeal of obamacare proposing a vote on a total repeal of obamaca re with proposing a vote on a total repeal of obamacare with a two—year delay, the idea apparently being to draw up an entirely new plan in that time. much more on all the news at any time on the bbc website. thank you for watching. hello there, good morning. yesterday, we saw 27 degrees in the london area, with increasing amounts of medium and upper—level cloud, but the sky stayed pretty much clear in northern scotland. and, through the day today, we're going to see those temperatures creeping up a notch or two. 29 degrees somewhere in england and wales. then midweek, big changes on the way, some thunderstorms heading our way, and then by the end of the week, it is going to be a good deal cooler, 27 degrees. as the cloud goes to the southern half of the uk, clearer skies further north to end the day on monday. and, with those clearer skies, we

mike mibach. a fire work -- >> neighbors and swarm around him looking for help. leigh martinez learned about what you learned last night. >>reporter: the young man is expected to survive, but new york police says his injury was so bad it was life-threatening. now we have video taken from neighbors after paramedics arrived to help the victim. he's sitting in the chair. his arm is raised as paramedics work on his bleeding hand. as 10:40 last night, the fireworks task force said it found a small crowd of people surrounding the victim. bystander called the officers over for help. police found an 18-year-old man with a serious hand injury. the type of fire work that shoots into the air exploded in the victim's left-hand. neighbors were outside when the fire work exploded. >> it look like he had an 8 ball in his hand and he came out and then a few seconds later, we felt like an air wave just, like, shoot us. and then when we looked to our left, we're like what the heck and everybody was running around and we said we know they're not doing no fire work challenges and they put

mike and gasia, back over to you. >> thank you, alex. >> one of our cameras was in the middle of the crowd and was recording as one of the fights broke out. leighounds in pleasanton this morning with more on the scuffle and what happened afterwards, leigh. >> reporter: yeah there was a show on the ground but this is something that you did not want your kids to see unfortunately. one fight broke out around 5:30 last night as ktvu tamaras were in the middle of the crowd. police tried to break it up but then fists started flying again when one boy punch the a boy thought to be involved in the first fight. the officers tackled the boy who threw the punch, wrestling him to the ground. while other deputies moved in to push onlookers back. some deputies pulled out their batons. after half an our -- hour, the suspects were taken away. >> the police and sheriffs were right on top of it and able to mitigate it and move people out. so that we make sure that it is a safe fair for everybody. that is the goal at the end of the day. we want everyone like i was saying earlier to come here and have fun and most importantly be safe. >> reporter: the alameda coun