our bbc colleague in eastern pennsylvania co is with a group of voters and has been watching the speech's address? the room behind me was absolutely field with those whose say they sent donald trump to the presidency. they gave him a standing ovation after the speech and all throughout they cheat him an, really energised by the message. —— sheared him on. the struggles that they are facing, when it came to buying american first, using american—made steel to build american—made steel to build american pipelines, all those lines went down really well. the rhetoric went down really well. the rhetoric we heard on the campaign trail got this crowd going, draining the swan, tackling obamaca re, this crowd going, draining the swan, tackling obamacare, people here were not bothered at all that he did not necessarily give a ton of specifics. washington lawmakers had been looking for that. he did spell out some specifics but here they were over role enthusiastic that he stayed on message, sticking to the promises he made throughout the campaign and really they were saying he was speaking to them

joining us now is republican congress member charlie dent of pennsylvania. he is coair of the moderate caucus of the gop. dent found himself at the center of the health care debacle and president trump's ire. good morning, congress member. >> thank you, alisyn. thank you for having me on the program. >> good to have you here. it was reported that when president trump found out you were a no vote, he said you were destroying the republican party. what was your response? >> well, just another day at the office for me, i guess. let me say this. i had two meetings last week with the president. center right group met on tuesday. i expressed my serious concerns and reservations. i told him i was leaning no. i came back on thursday and said i was against the bill. he did not take it as well the second and third time i said no. i get it. emotions are running high. they are saying things they shouldn't. i did raise concerns about the bill with the president. specifically the medicaid provision. i expressed to the president that made kedicaid provision wa inadequate. i present

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co-sponsors. >> as it turns out, the pennsylvania house will get a third chance to consider the change.oyle just introduced yet another attempt house bill 505. this time adding protection for both the lgbt and disabled community. marsico promised us it will get a committee hearing. >> i will bring up the bill. >> you are bring up this new bill? >> yeah. i said that before. i'll bring up the bill. >> for luckett that debate and the change in the law feels urgent. reporting in philadelphia, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> to this now. a lower south hampton township police officer finds himself on the other side of the law. he is accused of misusing more than $51,000. he served on the group's executive board. court documents show walters used that money for numerous things like funding to weddings, buying a wave runner and putting down a down payment on a house. >>> new castle voted against a major referendum tonight. the district asked voters to approve nearly $11 million in spending and $4.5 million for security upgrades. now the voters have spoken. the school's superintendent said toug

. >>> in pennsylvania, concerned citizens gathered in bucks co t county to talk to one of their u.s.ors to talk about the future of health care and how the proposed plan could affect them. pamela osborne is live in bucks county with more. >> reporter: katy, senator bob casey says lawmakers on capitol hill need to get serious about health care and not dismantling medicaid. families raising children with special needs talked directly to the senator and what they kept saying were milestones. they were talking about these milestones the children have been able to reach with the support of medical access and the bucks county intermediate unit. their children are talking for those who are nonverbal. there's technology that will help them communicate, and it's all covered under medical access, a medicaid supported program, but that could change. their sit-down happening as lawmakers vote on the repeal of the affordable care act. the bucks stands to lose more than $3 million. the families at today's meeting say what they have now works. senator casey told me he hoped the vote is unsuccessful

here is the co 21 up in central pennsylvania. for the rock 'n roll marathon, here is something.etting up to 35-36. it will be a very cold run with winds. the sun will be setting a little later. next weekend, looking forward, highs in the low 50's. thank goodness. we are not going to stay in this cold pocket. only a couple of days, at least through wednesday of next week behind what could be a coastal storm for us. we will talk more about that overrun news channel 8. hope you join us. is a quietall, it start to our friday, but we do have a couple of things. i just got off the phone with vdot. keep your eyes peeled for a stalled vehicle. georgia avenue at wade avenue, an accident. stay t activity in the middle of the intersection. lothian, inbound on southern maryland boulevard, we have a crash on the scene. an update on metro, silverlight, expect delays due to an earlier train malfunction outside federal center. back in the next 10 minutes, we will update your ride on the north side. autria: we are still giving away our orange mugs. positive poly is the latest to tweet us asking

pennsylvania. >> producing and serving wine. >> and you're co-founder of this very event.t is just, i mean, crippled basically in the last four years. >> got together 2014 and kick it off with wine reception here. just got opening reception sunday, great, but we have wine event happening all week long, whether it is very simple. >> mr. food and wine pairing or -- >> i'll get -- >> are you okay with that. >> i think you should. i don't blame you little bit. >> should i try to get in here guys? >> would it be rude to ask for andrea? would it be rude to ask for sangria? >> not at all. >> thank you! >> i would say i'm very flexible. >> all week long! >> philly wine week. >> all right. sounds good to us. >> we're not mentioning the wine coolers. don't tell them about the wine coolers, pat. >> very impressive, pat, out there couple of hours, still seems very alert. >> well, it won't be long before girls are dawning their gowns for the prom. >> yes, and the police athletic league of philadelphia making sure every young lady has what she needs for the big day. >> girls will have t

co mcast business. built fosir buness. >>> in tonight's health alert, the story of a pennsylvania woman who spent years struggling to lose weight. over the course of 17 years mary clancy's weight kept creeping up until she was 365 pounds. it wasn't until the 71-year-old ended up in the er that doctors discovered it wasn't fat. is was a 140-pound ovarian cyst. >> i go to the doctor and he'd say let's test and we'd do tests and everything would be great. >> this is definitely an anomaly. >> initially you can understand how it might have gotten missed. when it was a 5-pound tumor. but when it was 140-pound tumor, it's tough to miss it in that later stage. >> so surgeons removed that it is huge. >> impossible. >> then they had to reconstruct mary's entire abdominal wall and remove another 40 pounds of skin. that's more than 180 pounds lost in one day. literally. half the person mary used to be. i mean it's just stunning, isn't it? >> how do you explain -- i missed that. >> kind of what that doctor was saying; right? >>> an 88-year-old pennsylvania woman says she talked an intruder out of raping her by lying about being hiv p

if he co-ops union support in places like michigan, pennsylvania, ohio, wisconsin, tell me how any democratwho runs can win an election without those formally blue wall states? it can't be done. that's your story, trish. trish: absolutely. well, we've said this all along right here on this network the economy would decide it all, and she did not care about those union workers in the rust belt of america and there you go. >> actions speak louder than words. never went to wisconsin, hillary clinton, probably cost her the election. trish: thank you very much. really horrific case here in suburb new york showing just how desperately we may need those borders enforced. a crackdown on illegal aliens. ten vicious members of a gang indicted for a wave of violence, including the murder of two teenage girls. we're going to talk about what this border patrol might look like, how much money it's going to cost, whether or not it can be afforded all on a day when we watch the markets pretty much trading even. islands you right back here after this as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think

. >> pennsylvania senate democrats have victim to a ransomhut down their computer systems. it happened today at held their data hostage. minority leader jay cosa says the malicious software was discovered this morning. even at this hour websites are down showing error messages. democratic caucuses won't say what was demanded or if they paid to get their data back. usually they demand bit coin to unlock your files. a cyber security experts the thieves go after everyone from regular businesses, to ooh won't even be able to access your e-mail. you will be able to access the screen in front of you asking you to pay ransom to unlock or decrypt your computer. >> the state's network was not faked because it's separate from the senate democrat computers. make backups of your files and stay suspicious with attachments with e-mails or links. >> i-95 is open in philadelphia four hours after a crash sut down the highway. sky chopper hd was able to see the scene. this is how it looked earlier this afternoon, a tractor trailer, dump tck and car collided. one victim was taken to the hospital. investigators have not said what caused the crash. >> a couple of

co-defendants are not. police say the crime spree may have gone beyond pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware and they want you a good look at thei items. police say they don't know where this came from. go to uour website. you'll be able to look at those items they'll have item numbers. there's an e-mail address you need to reply to. use that item number as well as the description of what you lost and the police department that investigated the crime. reporting live, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> to our first alert weather now and the remnants of that storm from earlier in the week have made for a trying commute in center city. gridlock this afternoon near city hall because of ice falling from buildings. these workers here at the top of some of the skyscrapers were working to knock the ice off. a stretch of market street was shut down until it was deemed safe to reopen. let's take a live look in the poconos at camel back mountain. if you like skiing with fresh powder, you're going to have another great weekend to look forward to on the slopes there. we'll talk more about the weekend. >> tammie sousa has th

>> hillary did you have opens up about her divorce and co parenting, why she says her friend think that she's lucky to be on her own. pennsylvaniarequires many to get their child abuse clearances. are you one of them? if you're a coach sunday school teacher a scout leader camp counselor many people who work or volunteer with children may need their clearances. pennsylvania means business when it comes to protecting our children. thank you pennsylvania! find out if you need to get your clearances by going to keepkidssafe.pa.gov paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >> do you remember that song by hillary did you have. >> isn't that when she wasly i maguire. >> yes. >> was that disney. >> she was a teen star, and made a name for herself and she got married and then divorced. >> she says she doesn't like being a divorced mom. twenty-nine year-old star says it wasn't good for a while with you now it is entirely normal. she's on the cover of the red book's april issue. inside she opens up but balancing m

. >> sounlds like the guy running 1600 pennsylvania avenue right now. >> that's the frustration. he coc message. part is the democrats fault. i'm more mad at the democrats than the republicans because we dropped the ball on this stuff. we let our people down. we better get on the stick and this health care is an opportunity to reframe it. we have to have a positive plan. it can't just be anti-trump. yeah, we gotta stop this health care bill. what are we going to do for working class people? how are we going to get wages up and secure the country and provide opportunity for young people. democrats need to lay that out in a positive way because there's so many exciting things happening out in the world. the democrats haven't wrapped our arms around this thing and said this stuff, the future, what america 2.0 looks like, democrats are going to drive that agenda for the country. >> congressman tim ryan, thank you very much. still ahead, we'll talk to the secretary of health and human services about the strategy moving forward. >>> plus, the fbi director takes the hill. no one is saying muc

pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. >>> this morning on "today's take," danica mckellar our co-host.k outside of the cereal box. surprise uses for breakfast foods, coming up right now. >> from nbc news, this is "today's take," live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to a tuesday morning, march 7th, 2017. listening to tears by queen bandit. going to be joining us for a live performance later this morning. >> look who we have this morning. >> our co-host, actress and author and film star and producer, danica mckellar. >> good morning to you. >> good morning. good morning. it's so nice to be back. >> yeah. >> a lot of titles there. >> and math wiz and so much more. stem proponent. we love it. >> math advocate. >> before we get down to business, we want to let you know, we're taking the show on the road next monday and tuesday. we're leaving the united states. and we're going to reveal where we're headed later this morning. first, a clue. >> oh. did you hear that? >> a drumroll. >> you have to play along. >> in this country, you're likely to see a lot more of my knees. >> i lov

co colesville road a 15 minute delay. secondaries slow a crash by pennsylvania.ound from past pennsylvania avenue to the 11th street bridge. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. it's just a monday morning where you got to leave early and give yourself extra time. holly and allison. >> erin, thank you. 8:09 right now. more commuter news in maryland a crack down being considered for slow drivers who hog the left lane. they could soon face fines of $250. legislation for the crack down is already cleared the maryland house of delegates. a vote in the senate now awaits. if it passes it would only effect numbered highways with at least three lips and a speed limit of at least hour. so here's what that means. 45, i270, route 50, but it wouldn't apply during rush hour or heavy traffic times. >>> which most times are heavy traffic times in this area. but okay. 8:10 right now. happening today in rockville officials are taking steps to ban outdoor smoking at dining areas. the city council will hold public hearing on a draft ordinance if it passes rockville would be t

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co-founder of axios and axios a.m. the newsletter. let me begin with what some may say san assessment, some say is an autopsy. what happened? >> epic miscalculations at both ends of p pennsylvania avenue fm beginning to end. the president decided to plunge ahead with health care rather than taking up perhaps the easier win of tax reform almost on a lark, a very quick conversation where he didn't really delve into the pluses and minuses. at the other end of the pennsylvania avenue, at the beginning, speaker ryan, looking at this from a more of a matter of policy than politics. when you talk to house leadership about how rough this looked for the different parts of their conference, they would also retreat to policy answers when in the end charlie this came down to pure raw politics, person to person. miscalculation at the end. so, charlie, axios told until the very end people thought it would be nip and tuck, looked very close. they were hoping they would limp over the line, but, in fact, the bottom fell out. the numbers were going to be terrible, and that's in the end why they reversed their curse and pulled the bill instead of having a vote. the thinking in the white house, ch

pennsylvania. mr. doyle: i would remind my friends that under current law, the f.t.c. has no authority to regulate i.s.p.'s. and that it was your current f.c.c. commissioner who said they couldn't co-it under section 222 also, which i have submitted for the record. i would now like to yield four minutes to the gentlewoman from california, ms. eshoo. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. eshoo: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my friend, mr. doyle, for his leadership and for yielding time to me. america, listen up today. there may not be that many people on the floor of the house, but this is a big one. this is really a big one. congress is poised today to betray the american people on one of the issues they care the most about. their privacy. their privacy. every single one of us cares about it. so do the american people. i often say that every american has it in their d.n.a. keep your mits off of my privacy. what i consider to be private. now the consequences of passing this resolution are clear. broadband providers like at&t, comcast and others will be able to sell your personal information to the highest bidder without your permission and no one will be able

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co cooking with como we're doing mixology with mike and chris as well. >> glad to be here. >> 701 restaurant. >> you were telling me about this restaurant. 701 restaurant. location, location, location. >> absolutely. located on pennsylvaniaalking distance. this is actually one of the first restaurants really to gain prominence in the penn quarter. coming up on about 27 years that really says a lot about this particular restaurant. food is very he can collect tick. something for everyone. traditional american, tied in with french cuisine. we have a phenomenal lunch special where we offer course that's so available at our bar. along with this fine cocktail we'll have here later that comes complimentary. eighteen dollars with a glass of either red white wine or sparkling. >> it won't break the bank at all. >> not at all. >> what's nice about the restaurant is that you can come before or after you come down here to see the cherry blossoms. >> absolutely. >> check out the white house. i mean you're right there downtown. >> location, location. it's beautiful place to be, and plenty to see. very happy to be here. >> plenty to do and plenty to eat and plenty to drink as well, right. >> absolutely. what kind of drink do we have h

pennsylvania. mr. doyle: i would remind my friends that under current law, the f.t.c. has no authority to regulate i.s.p.'s. and that it was your current f.c.c. commissioner who said they couldn't co-it under section 222 also, which i have submitted for the record. i would now like to yield four minutes to the gentlewoman from california, ms. eshoo. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. eshoo: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my friend, mr. doyle, for his leadership and for yielding time to me. america, listen up today. there may not be that many people on the floor of the house, but this is a big one. this is really a big one. congress is poised today to betray the american people on one of the issues they care the most about. their privacy. their privacy. every single one of us cares about it. so do the american people. i often say that every american has it in their d.n.a. keep your mits off of my privacy. what i consider to be private. now the consequences of passing this resolution are clear. broadband providers like at&t, comcast and others will be able to sell your personal information to the highest bidder without your permission and no one will be able