mr. mossi'm standing in the midst of independence national historical park, surrounded by buildings that are famous throughout the world. on one siden one side of me is the first bank of the united states. across the street is the museum of the american revolution. a few yards on this side is independence hall, which everyone knows. between these historic outings buildings is carpenters hall, which is less well-known but also a structure of significance to all americans because it was here that the continental congress met the first time and made a decision that led to the open revolution and the declaration of independence. we're on the first floor of carpenters' hall. you'll remember from your perhaps gradeschool history lessons that in 1773, a group of supposedly indian, at least they that way, threw a lot of chests of tea into boston harbor, in the protest of taxes levied by the crown parliament from imports to america. the british had a strange idea that maybe the colonistss ou ght ought

first off, mr. moss've told you before, my deepest condolences to you and yours for the loss of your son. i can't imagine the pain but i think it is admirable to bring attention to this important issue. >> well, thank you. and thank you for having me on your show. >> so, the republican health care plan would end the obamacare requirement that addiction services be covered under medicaid in the 31 states that expanded medicaid. now in 2014, one in four americans treated for addiction were on medicaid, according to the national center on addiction and substance abuse. so, what might it mean for others like your son rob who struggled with addiction if this requirement is taken away from medicaid? >> well, i'm going to tell you, it takes away the only hope these kids and these young adults have. it takes away the hope that the only life line that they have to get off this drug -- we were supposed to add to the services that are currently available and what's happened is we're takeing away what we're supposed

mr. moss: i'm standing in the midst of independence national historic park, surrounded by buildings that are famous throughout the world. one side of me is the first bank of the united states, across the street is the museum of the american revolution. a few yards on this side is independence hall,

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mr modi's leadership of india. you wonder whether the veils have fallen, and whether or when you re move fallen, and whether or when you remove the mossent and this inclusive paradigms, actually the mask is a. four is behind this mask, you have a very divisive man, who believes that india isa very divisive man, who believes that india is a country of hindus only. yogi adityanath‘s india is a country of hindus only. yogi aditya nath‘s political career began a quarter of a century ago in the unrest that followed the destruction of a 16th century mosque bya hindu mob. he‘s destruction of a 16th century mosque by a hindu mob. he‘s vowed to build a hindu temple on the site, and that isa a hindu temple on the site, and that is a move that risks reopening one of the deepest wounds in modern indian history. scientists from new york university have published a new theory which could explain why our brains are so large. their new study, which examined the skulls of primates including monkeys, lemurs and humans, claims its down to diet, not social behaviour. our science reporter melissa hogenboom has been to new york where they carried out the r

mr. trump promised everybody he was going to provide for us, and i feel that now. anger -- i feel hurt inside. >> reporter: now that moss he wanted to sing for us is a song he wrote in memory of his son. ♪ thinking about the times we spent together and even the most simple things precious in life ♪ ♪ i love you just memories ♪ >> reporter: many americans rely op the government for addiction services. in 2014, 1 out of every 4 americans who were treated for addiction were hon mon medicaid. >> stunning statistic. thank you very much. thanks for joining us. anderson is up next. >>> good evening from washington. president trump trying to close the deal. some in his party rooting against it or predicting failure. he pushed again tonight for the legislation to replace the affordable care act, also known as obamacare. this is something republicans have been trying to do for seven years, something they campaigned on, so did the president who promised better, cheaper health care and insurance coverage for all. the new legislation doesn't deliver on that, one problem. some republican members of the freedom caucus believe it deliv