here's abc's ryan smith. >> trying not to step on anything, okay, get the hell off this -- >> reporter: it was a scene that seemed too horrific to be real. >> yeah, there's blood all over. she's been dragged. >> reporter: this is the body cam footage showing two police officers responding to a frantic 911 call just after midnight in september of 2015. >> looks like blood spatter, blood on the wall. >> reporter: the victim, 35-year-old kelly clayton, a beautiful wife and loving mother of two small children. >> i'll show you where stuff is. yeah. just watch the floor. there's blood there. blood up there. >> reporter: bludgeoned to death in her own home. >> help me, help me, my wife, she's dead, hurry. >> reporter: kelly's husband thomas called 911 after returning home from a poker game, finding her body on the kitchen floor. >> how long has she been down? >> i don't know, i don't know, i just got home. >> okay, come on out here, come have a seat, i don't want you to see that anymore, okay if >> reporter: outside his home, police tried to calm him. >> how are you doing? take some deep bre

i'm signing it for ryan smith, who is here today. he runs a small business with five employees, he's trying to do the right thing, paying half the cost of coverage for his workers. this bill will help him afford that coverage. m signing it for 11-year-old marcella sulllins, who is also ere. arcella -- [applause] marcellus lost his mom to an illness. she didn't have insurance and couldn't afford the care she needed. he's told his story across america so no other children have to go through what his family experienced. [applause] 'm signing it for natoma canfield. she had to give up her health coverage after her rates were jacked up by more than 40%. she was terrified an illness would mean she's lose the house her parents built so she gave up her insurance. now she's lying in a hospital bed, as we speak, faced with just such an illness, praying that she can somehow afford to get well without insurance. natoma's family is here today because natoma can't be, and her sister connie is here, connie, stand up. [applause] i'm signing this bil

ryan smith has the very latest on this long journey to justice. >> reporter: grand junction. the largest city on colorado's western slope, home to these breathtaking mesas, and a pleasure center for adventurers. a place where it's easy to get lost, and hard to be found. >> hi mom, i was just wondering where you been? >> reporter: thursday, june 28th, 2007. 8-year old jess dixon picks up the phone and calls her mom, paige birgfeld. >> hey mom, you are really, really mean. you said you would be back before dark and you haven't even been back. >> reporter: jess is worried. it's getting late and the 34-year old single mother of three hasn't come home. >> paige. please, please, please call someone. >> reporter: by friday morning, even more worry. paige's father, frank, can't reach his daughter either. >> give me a call on my cell phone. this is dad, bye. >> reporter: all of the calls going straight to voicemail. >> paige, this is carol. what's going on? i hope you're all right. >> reporter: close friend and babysitter carol linderholm remembers becoming increasingly concerned. >>

here's ryan smith. >> reporter: drive north out of denver on this two-lane blacktop called u.s. 85. there sits the tiny town of evans, where locals joke the manure odor wafting from the nearby fields is no rocky mountain high. %-p and tom fallis live, and it's ine and other intoxicants being passed around freely on new year's eve. perhaps the scent of a relationship turning sour. >> happy new year! >> reporter: ashley and tom are a young married couple, hosting a party for friends and family, they live in a subdivision called grapevine hollow. each street named for a famous wine, though ironically, not a vineyard in sight. their house is on zinfandel, a vino with lots of alcohol and a lasting aftertaste. fitting, since when the alcohol stops flowing on zinfandel tonight, no one will ever forget. had you ever seen a case like this before? >> something like this? the ashley fallis case? no, this has been an extremely high profile case. >> reporter: james redmond has covered the story for the "greeley tribune." but there are really two stories. how do feel feel about this case? is it,

first i thanked all the folks at the shirley ryan ability lab and dr. smith and shirley ryan and pat ryan. the but i told them if there's ever a time that both political parties ought to come together and tell this president you are just flat-out wrong, this is it. this is it. because the medical research that's taking place at the national institutes of health is not just for those who are sick today, but those who may be diagnosed later today or tomorrow. you know what the most frequently asked questions will be when you get that heartbreaking diagnosis? doctor, is there anything you can do for me? is there a medicine? is there a procedure? basically, is there any hope? if the n.i.h., the national institutes of health, isn't properly funded, isn't doing its job, that answer is not always going to be a good one. young medical researchers don't get rich but they love what they do. and to keep them on the job doing what they should do, with all of their talent and all their skill and all their education, we have to promise them that we're going to continue to

my name is ryan smith. worked with bluegrass and one of the production managers have been there since 2001. i'm actually here today going to read a letter from my boss sherry sternberg was a technical director and producer hardly strictly. again he been there since the beginning and she's out of town today but you want to make sure she was able to voice a little support for park and recreation. this is from sherry. there have the opportunity to work with san francisco rec and park debarment since holly strictly bluegrass began 2000 a lot of things have changed over the years. what started as a few conversations between myself and sandy we evolved into an online permit process courtly get-together with park officials meetings with all city agencies as well as community outreach to ensure the flow of communication stays current. this process can seem frustrated with the guidelines of their wealth over time to enhance the event for spectators event organizers and the park. the park personnel [inaudible] every

not do this it would make tax reform about $1 trillion harder. >> dana: paul ryan, thank you very much. now back to shepard smith with continuing coverage of the london terror attack. >> thank you. two different messages coming in on health care from paul ryan and from the white house, the latest uring out of the white house is they're getting very close to the deal. a senior house republican aide said there's no plans to pull the bill or delay the planned vote which is scheduled for thursday. in addition, i can tell you the head of the freedom caucus, more conservative caucus there, is reporting simultaneously that they don't have the votes, that the bill will die and has asked the leadership to start over with a brand new bill. now to the breaking developments out of london. we now know four people are dead in a terror attack around westminster. one of the four dead is a police officer. two others are people who were on scene. and the fourth person who has died is now the suspect. the terrorist himself according to authorities, they believe a lone knife wielding man, was given cpr on scene. here he is on a str

we'll have speaker paul ryan's news conference live on fox news channel on satellite and cable minutes for now, for the rest of you, back to local programming. i'm shepard smith york. here on fox news channel, we wait for speaker ryan. back to chad pergram on capitol hill. you wonder how the positioning game will begin. paul ryan staked a lot on this. he wrapped himself around the president in the process and talked about they worked in lock step. sounds as if this was going down and paul ryan's name would be on it, he would take others with it. >> paul ryan was attached to the hip of donald trump. that started. they were not aligned with one another after the access hollywood tape last fall. paul ryan said some very negative things about the republican candidate at that stage. you never thought they would meet. once they got a republican in the white house, everybody said we have unified government. paul ryan has said this a thousand times the past couple years since he's been in leadership, since he's been the speaker. he said look, we have to have unified government to move this big issues. tax reform, repealing and replace obamacare. they stumbled very ba

ryan switch for last-minute votes. this is "outnumbered," i'm sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, meghan mccain, former state department spokeswoman in fact in contributor, >> jenna: a nine and today's #oneluckyguy, pete hegseth and you are outnumbered. good to have you. always good to have you and you brought the game. >> pete: today we stand with the brits. >> sandra: and is a busy news day, so let's get started. house republicans had hoped today to take a big step forward and obamacare history, seven years to the day when obama signed obamacare into law. that schedule may be in doubt as republicans don't appear to have enough yes votes. dave bratt as part of the freedom caucus that republican leaders are trying to win over. he says he's a "no," but explains why that could change. >> i'm a firm no with what's in writing right now. i may may be. trump is a great negotiator. he has put up a great sign that we could get rid of some of these heavy federal mandate shins. you have to go out and buy this letter up policies and it's bankrupt the average amer

smith of new jersey are all no votes. and charlie dent who was undecided he will vote no as well. and congressman ryan costello on the left of your screen and pat meehan also remain undecided at this hour. two days ago new jersey congressman tom mcarthur says he plans to vote yes. >>> and officials outside of london just identified the attacker. a british citizen. two people were killed and 40 others injured when he plowed a car through a crowd of people through the west minister bridge and then stabbed a police officer to death. isis called the attacker, a soldier of isis. they believe he international terrorism and not linked to an organized group and a utah man was killed in the attack and his wife was seriously injured. >> back here valuables taken from a car in newcastle, delaware and police are searching for the suspects. the police responded to adele place in collins park and the car was left unsecure overnight and the owner says her credit and wallet were taken from the vehicle and there is surveillance video of two suspects using the credit card at newcastle avenue at a convenience store. >>>

gerard smith, the freedom caucus should be thanked for standing up to paul ryan.ill contains all the bad things in obamacare. james, in connecticut, the bill, are you going soft? congressman nunes used the term at the end of the day twice and you didn't even flinch. i did on the inside, james, but i can't interrupt serious interviews to harp on cliches, you know that craig humphrey, dallas, texas, o'reilly, how about a tip on a good pizza. if you want to take a trip up in dallas. villo milano and gino's score big. maria in new york, bill, loved the townhall on old school last night. it was such fun. we have posted the townhall on billo'reilly.com for folks who missed it. glad you watch, maria. connie ridgway johnson-valley springs, california, bill, your book "the rising sun" is fascinating to me i spent almost four years in a japanese prisoner camp. the book was accurate on japanese cruelty during the war. you should wrote a -- write a book, connie. will in farmington, new hampshire. last weekend we drove down to new jersey for my father's birthday. "rising sun"

ryan looks out as moses. if you get lucky i wore my adam smith tie, what do you get at the end of the tradition? free markets and freedom and all the guys that made us great, most of which come from virginia. i will brag a little bit. thomas jefferson, james madison, et cetera. what are we really here fighting for today? we are fighting for our freedom. right now who is in charge of your health care? you or the federal government? that's the issue. that's what we are fighting for. and so when you go back and talk common sense to the average person back home, when you say you are going to repeal of obamacare does that mean federal government is in charge of your health care? that is what we are fighting for. ted cruz was just up here, rand paul has been on every tv show the last two weeks. you turn on the tv senators are fighting for us. senator ted cruz is breaking the china in the china shop. the rest of the senate is telling us we have this parliamentarian and they make the rules and we can't put what we want over to the senate. what do we got to say about that? who do we want in the chair tha

republicans ryan costello, path math meehan, tom marino and keith rotfus are undecide the. frank lobiondo, chris smith and leonard lance are all expect to be no's. while rodney freelandhousen are undecided. all democrats in all areas are voting no to that. >>> more breaking news right now on the london terror attacks, police made what they are calling two more arrests, we have also learned a fourth person has died as a result of that attack in london, also among those, there is an american, a man from utah who was visiting london with his wife, they were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary curt cochran was walking on west minister bridge where investigators say suspect five two-year old, khalid masood mode people down on the sidewalk. what he is fatally struck and fell over the bridge. his neighbors in utah are in shock. >> i was really shocked, it was unbelievable, you know. >> charges of that happening are so great. it is a shock to movement. >>> nine people are currently in custody, while one has been released on bail. >>> mom from central pennsylvania now facing a whole list of charges afte

smith of new jersey. lehigh valley congressman charlie dent who was undecided said he will vote no. ryan costello and pat meehan remain undecided. new jersey congressman tom macarthur planned to vote yes two days ago. >>> a former top official in allentown pleaded guilty in pay to play corruption case, frances dougherty steered a 3 million-dollar contract to replace city streetlights to a company that will benefit the mayor's campaign donor. the mayor has not been charged. it is expected it is coming. he denies abuse of his office and running for a 4th termle. >>> a high school baseball coach is accused of choking one of his player. he put his hands around the child's throat at the sports training center last month. he is listed as the high school baseball church for upper moreland high school. >>> women in new castle county, delaware are learning to protect themselves amid a spate of abdomin -- abduction and robberies. officers say it is important to be aware of your surroundings and change up your routine and avoid texting or looking at your phone while walking. >> generally good advic

ryan plan. the part i'm insisting on, i have my adam smith free market tie on.e're insisting that bucket two in our better way agenda is put into the bill. that allows competition across state lines and gets rid of the insurance regs and helps to take the federal government out of this policy. we're being told there are senate rules that keep that from happening. i don't buy that. ted cruz, a harvard scholar, says put pence, vice president pence in the chair over there, have him talk to the parliame parliamentarian and we can put this all through. and we have free markets working for the american person. >> that's the process part. >> yep. >> tell me why it is you think those things, buying across state lines, less federal involvement in designing of the plans, why do they have to be in there? how does that lower costs? >> costs are going up because you have to buy products that be mandated by your federal government. you're talking about the federal debt piece right before this. everything the feds touch is insolvent. medicare is insolvent, social security, app

smith: it's going to be very difficult. i theorized a couple months ago that the republicans do not have 218 republican votes for anything substantive. as paul ryan acknowledged yesterday, they have been sort of the opposition party. they have been the party of no. they are angry and they are against everything. getting 218 of them to agree on anything, i don't picture it. whether it's health care, tax reform. look at the budget. the freedom caucus is going to be upset that it doesn't balance the budget in i don't know, two years, three years. other people, other republicans are going to be upset about programs that get cut. you are going to have republicans who think they should spend more in defense. less in defense. and meanwhile, not the president, none of them, are talking to any democrats about how they would work something that democrats could vote for. we're in for a long year. i think health care was a preview of coming attractions. >> when you heard the figure $54 billion that the president wanted to increase. what was your reaction? mr. smith: not a great deal of surprise. when you if back to what candidate trump promised in terms of t

of law, and you have moses and paul ryan looking out at moses first thing every time, and then finally at the end, if you are really lucky, and i wore the anna smith tie, what do you get at the end of the tradition? free markets and freedom and all of the things that made us free most all of which came from virginia. i will brag a little bit. thomas jeffson and james madison, et cetera. so what are we here fighting for? we are here to fight for our freedom, and right now, who is in charge of your health care? you or the federal government? so that is the issue. that is what we are fighting for and when you go back home to talk common sense and you say that you are going to be repealing obamacare, does that mean that the federal government is still in charge of your health care? that is what we are fighting for. ted cruz up here, and rand paul on every tv show the last two weeks if you turn on the tv, there's all of the senators fight iing for us. and senator ted cruz is breaking the china in the china shop, right? the rest of the senate is telling us, hey sh, we have a parliamentarian, and they make the rules and we can't put what we want over to

smith, meghan mccain, abby huntsman, today's #one lucky guy. former presidential writer for president george w. bush and founder and ceo of american majority. ned ryan outnumbered first timer. followed you on twitter. >> i

smith, meghan mccain, abby huntsman, today's #one lucky guy. former presidential writer for president george w. bush and founder and ceo of american majority. ned ryan ask here. is he outnumbered first timer. followed you on twitter. >> i usually behave on twitter sometimes i don't. >> harris: that's no fun. >> sometimes i have to be myself and express my thoughts. >> harris: great writer. you get a lot into 140 characters. >> all about how to use those 140 characters to really compress your thoughts and share them. >> meghan: good to have you. >> i appreciate united states being here. >> meghan: you get more than 140 characters today. >> harris: we will begin with the chair of house intelligence devin nunes. is he taking relentless political fire for his visit to the white house grounds last week. it happened just the day before announcing incidental surveillance of president trump's transition team. chairman nunes calling the reaction overblown. he says he is going to stay put. >> why not recuse yourself from this investigation? >> i still don't know why. until you guys give me a reason to recuse myself i might consider. >> it critics say you are

ryan fitzpatrick say they will vote no. new jersey congressman tom macarthur says he's changed his vote from no to yes. chris smith they will vote no. stay on nbc for the update on the votes. remember, you can let the latest news, weather and traffic on the app. have a good one. ♪ >>> 7:30 on a thursday morning, the 23rd of march, 2017. we had a couple of days, we felt we were in spring. we technically are. it feels like mid-january again. 25 degrees on the plaza. it's a brisk one. >> so over it. we're ready for spring. >>> here's a look at what's making for med liheadlines. eight people arrested for wednesday's attack outside of parliament in london. he was shot and killed by officers, after he drove into people on westminster bridge and fatally attacked a police officer. >>> four people, including a police officer, were killed in a string of shootings in northern wisconsin. officials say it began with a domestic dispute at a bank, followed by two other shootings at a nearby law firm. and apartment complex. the suspect was eventually arrested after an hours-long standoff. >>> and the united states is celebrating