obamacare implemented in their state. he is responding what the voters said. this law in 200 different surveys only one law has shown the law more popular than unpopular. people don't like this law. they don't want to be told they have to pinches health insurance. >> i'm going to have to leave it there. whether we return, has the affordable care act as suggested earlier in the program, already picked the low hang fruit? boosting the ranks of the insured under the ones in line to receive the largest subsidies? are the young so at risk to make obama obamacare work, enough carrot and stick to push them to sign up? when the windows open in a few weeks, will there be enough to sign up? shopping for care, it's the "inside story." ♪ >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. obamacare was drafted to push the uninsured to buying their own health care. it tried to create incentives for getting health care and costs without it. inducements and punishments radically increase the pool of insured. expensive years of care and t

>> california tried obamacare.younger crowd to float the system and if you do not have it with obamacare it will collapse. stuart: judge napolitano, you have an angle on this. >> this is the intersection of free market, of politics and of the constitution. the pre -- free market is dictating to the largest insurance in the world, if it stays in the model forced upon it by the government, it will lose money. what business can can stay in business if it's going to lose money. the constitution says you have the right to decline business if it will harm your business, as long as you don't decline it for race, gender, creed, religion, gender, et cetera. and the law, the affordable care act law which everybody said, big insurance companies are behind it because it's going to get them more business, we now know that this big insurance company, the biggest in the land is saying it's choking us, we can't deliver the service that our customers are paying for us to deliver. so we're going to wash our hands of it. the catastro

changed obamacare if there's republican elected in 2016? >> i would like, we have to a replacement and i would like to see universal tax credits, give everybody the same amount of health for health insurance regardless of what they did it, make sure it is not affected help people work or how many hours they work or how much they earn. really universal intellect government back up and get out of the way. the people make their own choices. let the market compete. >> medical savings accounts? you've been involved with for a while. >> i am called the father of health savings accounts. it's a very key. we need a much more liberal health savings account law. and used to be very flexible wrapping rent a third party insurance. this could be a huge boon to the chronically ill. many of them would like to manage their own health care. they need to manage the money that pays for that care. >> john goodman, you write as one of the problems or six problems, or one of the six solutions, real interest. what do you mean by real insurance? >> here's an obama

obamacare has never gotten off the boards. it has never gotten to the point where it has had a sustainable amount of people. if it can't, in this open enrollment, get a healthy people, there is no way it can sustain itself. aryl: the administration says they expect the insured members to grow and that 90% of people will have more choices next year. of iconic sharyl: we have been reported on terrorism this month from beirut, lebanon, and paris. one of the only two americann broadcast journalists reporting from beirut on the isis twin suicide bombings. some media outlets were not quite accurate when they reported that the beirut attacks had been ignored by news programs in the u.s.. this photograph on twitter appeared to be of the recent beirut attack, but it turns out it is actuallyly a picture that has been circulated for at least this reminds us of an exhibit of images which proves why you can't always believe your eyes. on a busy street corner in the bronx, between bodegas and walkouts, a small museum is trying to make a big

in fact, we have a figure showing health care costs and wages since obamacare began in 2010. look at this. wages up 10%. if that much, by the way. deductibles up 67%. >> yeah. you know, the math doesn't work. anybody who looked at this with any degree of honesty when obamacare was passed knew the math wouldn't work. the person who designed the darn program knew it wouldn't work. he was pilloried and was quoted on that last year. it's an actuarial fraud. >> bill, we mentioned the deductibles, premiums. another thing is going up. >> co-pays. >> co-pays, i consider that a feature, not a bug. patients need some skin in the transaction if we weren't to have costs spiral out of control. a high copay is compatible with a system with very generous payments for catastrophic situations. >> all right. but the copay going up, maybe there is some good to that. there is no good to the deductibles going up81%. is there? >> no. people are getting the worst of all worlds. when you see the price of things you have entrepreneurs coming in to offer more for less. we see color tvs being a tent te

obamacare is just one more bill she cannot afford.e impacted the hardest by the steep increases are those who can least afford it. the congressional budget office recently projected that 20 million people would sign up on the obamacare exchange is by 2016, yet only half of that number is enrolled today. in last thing uninsured americans need is a heavy tax penalty to force them into purchasing subpart coverage. they need access to affordable care but obamacare not only takes uninsured americans in the wrong direction, it fails to provide the basic coverage that americans deserve. of the 23 co-ops established under obamacare, all but one lost money in the last year. fewact, over the past weeks, more than half of the nation's health insurance co-ops have collapsed, forcing americans across the country to find new health insurance options. it is just another example of how obamacare is not only costing taxpayers billions of dollars, it is failing to provide american people with reliable access to affordable care. they are forced off the

more importantly, i think this shows obamacare just doesn't work.ç poorly constructed.ricans like free choice. trying to force them to buy a products and services that they don't think they need is tough. i think whether the next president is a republican or a democrat, obamacare is in for some major, major changes. >> quickly hillary clinton owns it but to be fixed. >> i think in march when she is officially the nominee, i think she is going to start picking on obamacare. coverage is narrowed,czy enrollment is down and the prices are rising in double digits in most states. all the numbers, all the things the republicans said would happen are coming true. she is going to have a tough time defending it. >> that is it for the panel. bob, thanks for being here. stay tuned to see one basketball fan get a once in need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over one hundred of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. and now you can use zip recruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.c

for democrats, look, this obamacare was supposed to be a model of the m liberal state. the experts would explain and design something to benefit the middle class. this was w obviously above the expert's pay grade. it's too complicated for reorganize the american healthcare resystem.em now, hillary clinton is joined at the hip. she cannot run for president now separating herself from obamacare and whoever runs against her, as in kentucky, will run thiss down her throat the entire campaign. >> one point i want to ask you about. can conrad, the former senator from north dakota, said republicans sabotaged these exchanges which would have run perfectly well otherwise. >> that's silly. if you look at this law designed in 2010 when republicans couldn't stop thehe swinging do. they were cutdo out of the enti congressional process and now for them to get the blame, i think, is silly. these things sabotage themselves. >> thank you all. when we come t back, an uptick crime in some u.s. cities reveals a rift between president obama and some of his top law enforcement officials. is

. >> plus a gop victory puts obamacare on the chopping block. and amazing grace at mother emmanuel. >> we are taking one day at a time. our faith is stronger than fear. >> the interim pastor speaks out in his first tv interview since the days after the tragedy. from rockefeller center in new york city, this is "politics nation" with al sharpton. >> good morning. we start with donald trump on "saturday night live." he promised the ratings would be huge! we'll have to wait and see. but most likely, millions of people did tune in to see a spectacle, the most polarizing candidate of the campaign on a high wire act on live tv. >> this is going to be something special. many of the greats have hosted, as you know, this show, like me in 2004. lot of people are saying, donald, you're the most amazing guy. you're brilliant. you're handsome. you're rich. you have everything going. the world is waiting for you to be president, so why are you hosting "saturday night live"? why? and the answer is, i have really nothing better to do. part of the reason i'm her

my plan gets rid of all of obamacare. it's great that senator cruz will shut down the government over obamacare but hasn't given us a plan to get rid of it. great other republicans talk about getting rid of it. when you go to a town hall in iowa or new hampshire, ask them how they get rid of it? my plan has been online for over a year, reduces costs, puts americans, their patients and doctors back to control, and helps those who need this help. but this is one of the most critical issues we face domestically. i'm the only candidate running that refused to expand medicaid. i am the only one that did what we could to fight obamacare. this is an important point. i appreciate chris' points to me. i love mary pat. this is about the most important election in our lifetimes. folks, a couple years ago, give us the republican majorities in the house and the senate, they'd stop obamacare and amnesty and the bad iran deal. nothing changed. if they fooled us once, shame on us, if they fooled us twice, shame on us. i give you particip

my plan gets rid of all of obamacare.that senator cruz will shut down the government over obamacare but hasn't given us a plan to get rid of it. great other republicans talk about getting rid of it. when you go to a town hall in iowa or new hampshire, ask them how they get rid of it? my plan has been online for over a year, reduces costs, puts americans, their patients and doctors back to control, and helps those who need this help. but this is one of the most critical issues we face domestically. i'm the only candidate running that refused to expand medicaid. i am the only one that did what we could to fight obamacare. this is an important point. i appreciate chris' points to me. i love mary pat. this is about the most important election in our lifetimes. folks, a couple years ago, give us the republican majorities in the house and the senate, they'd stop obamacare and amnesty and the bad iran deal. nothing changed. if they fooled us once, shame on us, if they fooled us twice, shame on us. i give you participation and a

i think this obamacare question goes to a different level of frustration. we hear it anecdotally throughout the country people not being able to find right doctors and right network. some states obviously worse than others. the flip side, you do have more people who are insured who were not insured before, but you still have 30 million plus, who are uninsured. so, i think there is going to be this tense look at obamacare while republicans will say they continue to want to repeal and replace it. trish: well, and they are going to have to come up with solutions to repeal and replace it if in fact that's what they want to do. it is interesting, any of the polling data out there would have showed you, americans they just inherently didn't trust this, really from the beginning, bret. >> no, that's true. the polls were upside down. obamacare, if you remember, passed through, really on only democratic votes. and, in a way that was, a lot of people thought it was kind of cobbled together in congress. democrats will tell you up on capitol hill that there need to be

the 12th obamacare exchange, co-op has now shut down. there are now 12 obamacare co-ops shut down and administration continues to describe it as success. just want to update you on that. >>> the house passing a bill requiring a tougher background check for refugees. dozens of democrats voting in favor of the bill in defiance of the white house. melissa: and as president obama's strategy comes under fire, hillary clinton is announcing her plan to combat global terrorism. david: a new shake-up in the polls has donald trump reveling in carson's slide. take a listen. >> he is going down. he is going down! got to know about foreign policy. got to know. got to know. got to study. got to be able to get that stuff, right? ♪ but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in

so, if republicans take away obamacare, breast cancer survivors like me could be denied coverage. if hillary's in the white house, she's going to continue obamacare, so that i don't have to worry anymore. i trust her, and i know she's going to fight for all of us. i'm hillary clinton,

book now at the new choicehotels.com >>> obamacare's latest sign-up window is open.onight we look at a disturbing trend involving the growing failure rate of the exchange set up to sell the insurance. correspondent kevin corke tells us what's happening tonight from the white house. >> less than a week into its third enrollment period, a major setback for obamacare. specifically, the nonprofit health care insurance co-ops, authorized by democrats in congress with the hopes of holding down premium costs are shutting down at an alarming rate from colorado to south carolina, louisiana to new york. one by one, co-ops have been collapsing. despite an enormous financial investment by the federal government, more than half, 12 of 23, have failed. with loans to the shuttering co-ops topping $1 billion. leaving 900,000 americans looking for plans. >> even though some of those co-ops won't remain in business, it will not affect the overall competitive balance in any of these marketplaces as evidenced by the fact that 7 in 10 americans can purchase insurance for $75 a month. >>

a dos aÑo de su implementaciÓn veremos si obamacare es un remedio para las personas sin seguro mÉdicoctivas. un nueva pluma para nuevas obras maestras. nuevos altavoces para un nuevo sonido. reinventamos la surface pro, para que reinventes todo lo demás. no es cierto que millones de mexicanos estan viniendo a estados unidos...de hecho, en los ultimos anos, mas mexicanos se han ido que los que han llegado... el centro de investigaciones pew dice que en los ultimos cinco aqos, mas de un millon de mexicanos regreso a mexico....eso incluye niqos nacidos en estados unidos de padres mexicanos.en esos cinco aqos, estados unidos. es decir, ahora hay 140-mil mexicanos menos en estados unidos que hace cinco anos...hay tres causas principales:una es el deseo de los mexicanos de reunificar a la familia...las otras dos:la lenta recuperacion economica de estados unidos despues de la gran recesion de 2008y una mayor vigilancia en la frontera comun ya pasaron dos aqos desde que se implemento la reforma al sistema de salud, conocida como obamacare...pero el debate entre sus detractores y beneficiados

in addition to that, we had 12 of the 23 obamacare insurance co-ops fail. tips together -- these things together, virtually everyone is losing money. sharyl: in a nutshell, how can they be losing money -- -- losing mey when policies are going up?p? >> the problem with the affordable care act is that it is only signed -- it has always signed up about 40% of the eligible. you really need totoet 75% to have a sustainable population. if you only sign up 40%, you only get the sick people. sharyl: is that what we call the death spiral that you have spoken of? >> the death spiral is something that happens over a period of years. it raises the rates, the healthy people drop out, the six-day in, and the cycle continues. it has never gotten to the point where it has had a sustainable amount of people. if it can't, in this open enrollment, get a healthy people, there e is no way it can sustain itself. sharyl: the administration says they expect the insured members to grow and that 90% of people will have more choices next year. of iconic sharyl: we have been reported

the new enrollment for obamacare has started. but with co-ops collapsing, people will find fewer and more >> last week, we look at the many challenges facing obamacare. the co-ops are nonprofit insurers entity to help provide competition that they received $2.5 billion in low-interest rome -- loans at taxpayer expense. they are falling like dominoes. utah joins a list making 10 failures of 23 and some predicted a majority could flatline by the end of the year. the one state where his co-op is going under. >> we went to nevada to talk to people that joined because of their own already rising health care costs. they find themselves in a worse place than when they started. >> am i going to be in pain? >> yes, you will be in a lot of pain and you may not be able to work. he said there's nothing i can do for you. it's $800. >> you can be in pain or oh a lot of money. >> yes. >> that was the medical nightmare. he was battling back pain and engaged in a second battle with his provider. >> is that scary? >> yes. the medicine you are depe

federal legislation like obamacare that mandates each of us have this list of things covered by health insurance, that supports the third-party nature of our system. another problem, and this is typical, some people think we can get rid of obamacare and do nothing to replace it. but the fact of the matter is if we go back to the world before obamacare, there was not a free market in health care then either. one of the important problems was the distortion that favors people with employer-sponsored health insurance. >> insurance with somebody else paying. the only answer is the market and people are scared of that. more on these debates when we return. i think there was too much talk about a big wall. >>> in the presidential debate, most of the candidates supported legal immigration. but kasich and trump said we've got to build that wall. we're back with our panel. deroy murdoch of "national review." hadley heath manning of "the independent women's forum." austin peterson of "libertarian republic." it's popular to say, build a wall. and they could do it. and mexico will pay for it. what

the core of obamacare and medicaid expansion. john bel, you have supported all of that including the core m mandates of obamacare. hb-429, clear vote. and that fundamental mandate is what through 98,000 louisiana residents off the health care plans they had and wanted to keep. obamacare said no, we are not allowing that. we know better and that is not good enough. that fundamental mandate led to increased in cost. folks are getting their premiums now and they are soaring. what do you say to middle class louisiana families who got thrown off a plan they wanted to keep and face the soaring premiums >> i say the affordable care act came from congress and that is where you sit. we are not voting in louisiana on mandates for obamacare. you are making that up. if you are worried about health insurance premiums going up you should support medicaid expansion. every family with private insurance is paying $1,000 a year extra to pay for the private care and because the hospitals are not getting compensated they are building it into the con

he says getting rid of obamacare is one of the biggest issues in this election.. he's challenging other candidates to speak up about healthcare too. while in central iowa on friday, jindal challenged senator ted cruz to a debate on healthcare. "i just think anybody running for president should have the courage, should have the smarts to tell us what they're actually going to do. h hsaid he's willing to debate ananody, anywhere...well let's debate on healthcare, let's debate about obamacare. we'll both be in milwaukee on tuesday. it'd be a great chance for him to finally tell te american pewple how is he actually going to get rid of obamacare," said presidential hopeful and louisiana governor, bobby jindal. if senator cruz says yes, the debate will take place on tuesday in milwaukee. nebraska lawmakers who investigated the state prison system last week say they saw a lot of problems. that may resuly in continuing direct oversight of the department for years to come. members of an n ersight committee spspt three days looking into finananal problems, overcrowding , m

leaving these obamacare exchanges.are all of these people that think that they have insurance coverage. it is a mess. 2000 or so airport workers. they want to hire minimum-wage to $15. they are the ones sweeping the floors. baggage handlers, per se. they handled the baggage. a union thing beyond that. now it is travelers having a lot of flights are late. causing a flood of disruptions. what are you going to do? not going anywhere. slightly less leading. do you think that they will lose the message here because they are making it very difficult for travelers? >> you are experiencing a temporary disruption. maybe some paint even. the pain that we experience every day making minimum wage may be pretty important, too. neil: i am missing my flight. i am missing my family. some may not even get home to grandma for thanksgiving. it could be a good or bad thing. i am just saying. they do not think the inconvenience through. >> let's put this into context. they set spent this in the 2000 race. >> they may be pushed him called.

in the debate carly fiorina criticizing obamacare said this. >> we need to try the free market. the free market. where people actually have to compete. >> and that would be the only answer to stop bankruptcy. but americans don't think there should be a free market in medicine. nobody wants to -- do you want to pay for your own health care when you go to the doctor? no, you look for insurance coverage, right? and that's hardly a free market. that's somebody else paying. >> well, what we have now is a system of multi-party payers and insurance companies have turned into third-party payers for every aspect of medicine, including preventive care, which each of us could afford to pay for out of our own pockets. but because of the support of federal legislation like obamacare that mandates each of us have this list of things covered by health insurance, that supports the third-party nature of our system. another problem, and this is typical, some people think we can get rid of obamacare and do nothing to replace it. but the fact of the matter is if we go back to the world before obama

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is this a death spiral for obamacare?don't know that i would call it the death spiral but i think do think there are probably pretty smart people in the government trying to figure out how to get themselves out of this -- out of this pixel -- in washington there are headlines that could be detrimental. drug prices, health plans trying to merge, a spotlight on the supply chain so best butters and now this so it could be dicey going forward. >> thank you for joining us. >> thanks. >> we will have much more on this next hour. a former aetna chairman and ceo ron williams will clue us. don't miss that. >> here is dow back in negative territory. >> something like nine times keith was saying. >> weighed down by united health. >> s&p broadly down 2%, nasdaq positive by 1. >> after releasing slumping sales figures we will see the impact on earnings from gap which is counting on old navy for a boost this quarter. >> but first, forget dick cheney or joe biden, sharon stone may wind up being our most memorable vice president. she is

i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away.

he did the same thing, this is what i think about obamacare, it is there.hink what republicans have to do now is say okay, boik is with us -- obamacare is with us, we're not going to dismantle the entire system, and what the republicans need to do is find out how to make it more efficient so that more people want to sign up for it and the people who have other health insurance see it less of a threat. >> that's not what bevins wrap on. >> i think it's risky to say you're going to take away a owner issue that people already have. >> it's going to be a test for national party too. if it's going to back fire it's going to raise a lot of doubts about their message -- >> obamacare doesn't enjoy 70% enthusiasm. it's a net negative among the population as a whole. not around washington, d.c. or around the stable but i don't think anyone is going to run on expanding obamacare, that's not going to happen. >> that may be true but the repeal message may not be that potent either. most people will want to make fixes to it. >> i'm not sure it's that close. >> overwhelmi

so, if republicans take away obamacare, breast cancer survivors like me could be denied coverage. if hillary's in the white house, she's going to continue obamacare, so that i don' t have to worry anymore. i trust her, and i know she's going to fight for all of us. i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. on-the-job training for president does not work. benghazi, beheadings, paris. our lives depend on a commander-in-chief with experience, who understands the time is of the essence. negotiation, ambivalence or delay, are not acceptable. the first with a plan to destroy isis? john kasich. new day for america is

i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. mollie: welcome back, everyone. likes to think about but we are the time comes. care month. stephanie bishop is director of extra care services. an important month to increase you for coming. tell us about hospice and some of. >> i think the thing about recognize, it is not about death the end of life. that is what we try to focus on at hci care services. the biggest question we get, why didn't i get these services sooner? you often cannot. if you start to see changes in your health, you need to talk to a hospice provider and talk to your physician about whether you qualify. mollie: is it up to the family? i always assumed it was the doctor. >> the doctor is certainly part of it, but we encourage people with their physician. one thing that has been apparent to me, it is just as difficult for physicians to talk about and of life as it is for any of us. if the patient could, and say, i want to have a conversation about hospice care services, that could open the door. mollie: what servic

i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at noon with mollie cooney and meteorologist jason sydejko. kim: welcome back. while people enjoy their thanksgiving meals and give thanks for what they have this holiday season, there's one teenager who is most thankful she can simply smile and eat again. marlie hall has her story from new york. reporter: for years, she cannot open her mouth. she was on a liquid diet and could barely talk. >> it would hurt from here over here and down there. tumor that locked her jaw shut and worley her left cheekbone. >> i'm going to make you a bologna sandwich. reporter: for five years her mother and her went to countless doctors for getting a prognosis. >> i would cry myself to sleep sometimes. reporter: it was benign but aggressive and very rare. >> they can continue to grow and overtime that would cause more and more loss of function. reporter: dr. said mount sinai hospital performed a complex operation to remove the tumor and damaged bones. the

so, if republicans take away obamacare, if hillary's in the white house, she's going to continue obamacare, so that i don' t have to worry anymore. i trust her, and i know she's going to fight for all of us. i'm hillary clinton, >>> good evening and thanks for joining us on this thanksgiving. the pastor you're about to meet is so dedicated to his faith, he'll spread the gospel any way he can. even if it's unorthodox. with a little help from his glamorous friends and his equally glamorous wife. tonight we take an encore look at how that creative approach works to bring in worshippers for our series "faith matters." >> reporter: it was the wedding made in tabloid heaven. kimmie and kanye, two of the most famous people on the planet, tying the knot in an extravagant italian ceremony. televised thanks to "keeping up with the kardashians." no one expected the pastor uniting them in holy matrimony, tucked behind the bride and groom, to steal so much of the >> all of a sudden reporters are showing up. everybody wants an interview. but i was utterly shocked, why is anyone even focused on me? >> re

so, if republicans take away obamacare, breast cancer survivors like me could be denied coverage. if hillary's in the white house, she's going to continue obamacare, so that i don' t have to worry anymore. i trust her, and i know she's going to fight for all of us. i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. after police say he caused a multicar crash in manchester while under the influence. jennifer: when emergency crews arrived at the crash on canal street last night they found mark rossa unconscious and gave him narcan. police are still working to determine if he was under the influence of alcohol or drugs. several people were injured in that crash. tom: a manchester man faces five charges tonight after allegedly students yesterday. police say three teens and their instructor were parallel parking on chestnut street when they were approached by a man police later identified as 22-year-old joseph duven. authorities say words were exchanged and duven allegedly threatened to shoot the people in the car if they hit his vehicle. >> there was some words exchanged and an alleged

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si usted paga impuestos y no estÁ inscrito en el programa de salud obamacare, podrÍa tener una multariza ha utilizado sus pistolas electricas o taser en contra de personas incluso ya esposadas.el vaticano revela la fecha en que el papa francisco visitara a mexico.y se impone un nuevo record mundial guinness, relacionado con el dia de los difuntos y ladama de la muerte. existe un ritmo. late dentro de cada uno de nosotros. y murmura: sé audaz, sé un artista, un gigante de la industria. dice: crea música inspira, sé un héroe. todos tenemos algo de grandeza. y con la herramienta real, no existen límites allí, dónde te llevará tu ritmo. presentamos la máxima laptop: la surface book. de microsoft una investigacion periodistica indica que entre el 2010 y el 2013 se registraron mas de 00 incidentes en los cuales agentes de la patrulla fronteriza accionarn sus pistolas de descargas electricas o taser.en una gran cantidad de casos, fueron utilizadas contra personas que no estaban cometiendo delitos mayores.y, como nos cuenta chris cabezas, el informe periodistico seqala que al menos dos victi

obamacare year three. some are saying no to signing up. >> it's hard to factor in the cost of an extra bill. >> pelley: and grand larceny on a football field. touchdown. >> pelley: no, it wasn't. captioning sponsored by cbs with scott pelley. >> pelley: we'll start tonight with breaking news. we have learn that a u.s. spy satellited detected a flash of heat over egypt's sinai peninsula at the moment on saturday that a russian jetliner vanished from radar. david martin at the pentagon reports the infrared satellite recorded the flash, but it is not known whether the flash was caused by something like a failure in a fuel tank or perhaps a bomb. the metrojet wreckage is spread over miles, indicating that it came apart at high altitude. all aboard, more than 200 people, were killed. they were mostly vacationing russian families en route from a seaside resort in egypt to st. petersburg. today u.s. intelligence director james clapper said it's unlikely that terrorism brought down the airbus a-321. investigators

i'm not going to let any family i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. >> jimmy: i want to thank adam, daisy, john, and carrie. i want to thank the director j.j. abrams. thank you guys all so much. our storm troopers. r2-d2, harrison ford, chewbacca. apologies to matt damon. hey, congratulations, arden, by the way. >> thanks. >> jimmy: how do you think those other guys did? >> pretty good. >> jimmy: pretty good. but wait a minute. they didn't get any of the answers. are you just being nice right now? yeah. okay. thanks for watching. "nightline" is next. good night. [ cheers and applause ] >>> this is a special edition of "nightline." brave face. >> tonight, he's the courageous former firefighter. pat hardison's face severely burned in the line of duty. tonight, we're there with the pioneering surgical team determined to restore one man's brave face. one family's tragic loss and their profound generosity is the ray of hope this family's been waiting for. but the odds of survival just his first look in the mirror. and the tearful family reunion 14 years i