greta: we have anna edney of bloomberg policy reporter and peter sullivan who covers health care policy for the hill. let's begin with the affordable care act. does it need to be repealed and replaced? rick: it certainly needs to be repaired for certain. anytime you and act legislation of this magnitude over a period of seven years or so, there are things that need to be corrected. even when it was enacted people knew from the day he was enacted they would need to have changes. you think about medicare and medicaid, how many times it has -- since 1965 how many times it's been amended and changed. so it's certainly is in need of repair. wholesale repeal of it, we have concerns in that regard. anna: are the bills that are being considered, the house passed one, the senate is working on, do those go anywhere near repairing some of those pieces that you would like to see fixed? rick: the senate bill perhaps goes in the direction of dealing with private market stabilization and dealing with the cost-sharing reduction issue, which i think would address some of the instability we see in the ex

reporting on the health care law, what we might see beyond the about commended hill's peter sullivan writing scaled-down health care bill. senate republicans are considering passing a dramatically scaled-down version of the obamacare repeal bill as a way to pass something instead of negotiations in the house according to gop aides. we welcome your calls and comments. twitter@c-span on the phone. democrats 202-748-8920. republicans train 38921. and i'll others 202-748-8922. again, the senate returning it to 15:00 eastern. on twitter, sherry asks what is ahead. is this advise any bill that the hill wrote about, the gop bill that one could look up and read on the net. as far as we know, so far it does not. let's hear from scott from philadelphia, republican line. >> caller: yes, i have parkinson's disease for the past six years and my wife just passed away in january and i'm lucky to stay on her insurance for the next five, but i don't know what's going to be there. i just keep jumping around and doing this and not. how are we supposed to deal with the other countries threatening our co

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sullivan went round in 68 at the french open. he's on 7—under par and that is just one shot offjoint leaders peter uihlein and alexander bjork.ie heffernan, won the irish derby at the curragh — just ahead of cracksman. another o'brien horse, the 2/1 favourite wings of eagles, who won the epsom derby, was third. and there was heartbreak for the super league's bottom club leigh centurions, as this last minute try by julian bousquet gave catalan dragons a 40—36 victory. england's women are playing their final friendly ahead of this month's european championship. they're in copenhagen playing denmark where it's just approaching full time and it's1—1. ellen white the scorer for england. women's football has been steadily growing in popularity, helped by having a team at the london olympics, and then england's third place finish at the 2015 world cup. but there are still concerns that many young girls are leaving the sport when they reach their teenage years. alex gulrajani has more. when a former england international turns up at school, everyone wants a picture. rachel brown—finnis has played at the top of the game, but the day j

englishman andy sullivan went round in 68 at the french open and he's on 7—under par, and that is just one shot offjoint leaders peterffernan, won the irish derby at the curragh — just ahead of cracksman. another o'brien horse, the 2/1 favourite wings of eagles, who won the epsom derby, was third. some football news for you, chelsea have been busy in the transfer market. they've signed the former manchester city goalkeeper willy caballero on a free transfer. the argentine was out of contract and will now be back up for thibaut courtois at stamford bridge. the blues have also signed 16—year—old defender ethan ampadu from exeter city. he became exeter‘s youngest player last season when he was still 15. the two clubs are negotiating compensation, rather than a transfer fee, because no scholarship forms had been signed. england's women are playing their final friendly ahead of this month's european championship. they're in copenhagen playing denmark where it's just approaching half time and the score is 1—0. women's football has been steadily growing in popularity, helped by having a team at the london olympics, and then

sullivan all say they stick around in dc until their party campaign promise. and something was seriously considered. >> they didn't stick around this july 4th weekend. peter doocy in new jersey, liz has a little more. >> it took two attempt to pass the health care plan two months ago and even after many said it was a work in progress tennessee congressman marsha blackburn, thank you for joining us. we appreciate your hospitality. we heard the president take a change of tune. we haven't heard repeal, then replace. something we would expect from senator rand paul from the freedom house caucus. what is your reaction to that? >> this is not dissimilar to one of the first plans out there is it said obamacare will cease to exist as of this date, it was one of the first proposals. everyone knows there is not one stroke of the pen. it will take many strokes of the pen to get the rules and regulations -- it could be feasible. this is what congress does, make laws, repeal them, evaluate their usefulness, walking around in nashville, if you stop people and say what do you think? it means my insurance is too high, there are too many limitations on seeing doctors or g