mr. batesas evicted for nonpayment of property taxes. the problem is, his annual taxes were about $1300 per year, but his home was not worth more than $2400 because it was severely dilapidated, and several of the rooms were unlivable. mr. b batesto that, has worked in grocery stores his entire life, has never made more ththan $10,0,000 a year, so he qualified for the property tax exemption. but he didn't even know about the problem -- poverty tax exemption. even if he did, the various obstacles, unnecessary obstacles put in the way, means he never applied for the poverty tax exemption. mr. bates was evicted from his family home for nonpayment of illegally inflated property taxes that he was not supposed to be paying in the first place. jason dates ino his own words. grandparents bought the home in 1 1907, he wass ultimately foreclosed upon last year. i didn't have health coverage, so i did not think about it. i had to work less and less. so i ended up losing the house again because i could not

. >> mrs. bates lives in a tiny town where i did my family medicine rotation. the little town called port davis, and in the story i am riding into town with the family doctor who takes care of patients in that town. people and to fort davis, a little town with 1000 inhabitants nestled near the mcdonald observatory. the clinic is in a stone building at one end of the town and we walked through the waiting room. after we said hi to everyone they sent me off to see my first patient. two. talk him down for me rachel. he is a rancher in his 60s with a strong arm. i think i tore myself he said, picking up a hay bale. his wife nodded. yes he did she said, down there. i understand, i said. on my surgery rotation i had helped prepare lots of hernias and i learned how too do a good hernia exam. he told me the whole story how he picked up the hapeville and the pain didn't go away. go ahead and put your genes down and i'll check you for hernia. he shrugged his shoulders and said all right and unbuckled his belt. sure enough, when i press my finger up against the opening of

bates was yesterday. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. >> and president and mrs.ill not attend this year's kennedy center honors. the president says he wants the honorees to be celebrated without any political distractions so he'll skip it. the reception for the honorees before the honors has also been canceled. it's the first time that's happened in the awards' history. >> another busy trump administration here to help us recap it all, day of brown and jack. >> talk about the kennedy center honors in a second, but i think the big news that so many people are talking about is the departure of steve bannon and how the president moves on from this. go ahead, dave. take it away. >> it's obviously a big change for this president and this white house. and really the question is whether steve bannon is more dangerous to the president inside the white house or now outside of the white house. he's obviously gone back to brietbart, he held editorial meetings. he's going to use that platform. >> there's an old thing as a speaker and as a microphone for any agenda items that