joining me now, democratic congressman sander levin of michigan. he's the ranking member of the house ways and means health subcommittee. congressman, it's great to have you with us this morning. >> great to be with you. >> the house is now planning to vote on it this thursday and then an article in politico says the move shows that gop leaders are confident they have the 216 votes needed to pass the bill. so is this a losing fight for house democrats at this point? do you think this bill is going to pass? >> no, it's not losing at all. our inferences will be 14 million will lose their health insurance next year, 24 in the mid-decade. people who are seniors are going to pay more. people who have employer-based health insurance over time will lose it. and $600 billion in tax breaks mostly for the wealthy. we're going to emphasize what they're doing to emasculate what they're doing to healthare and what it does to people. what it means if you lose your health care, what it means if you lose your coverage. that's our emphasis. if it passes the house,

we also have the ceo of sander levin investment, all coming up on "bloomberg markets: asia." ♪ >> it heidi bloom. >> i am rishaad. you are watching bloomberg market. >> the chinese finance minister says that things are generally under control for the a rate hike is seen as a certainty and policymakers are told to get on with it. republicans the move on with a travel ban and a plan to repeal obamacare. evidencel look at this as we go to tokyo. going from 202 asian to new york. >> that is right. marketst a look at the or us. >> it is a mixed take sure with the philippines here and it is coming in at around estimates and it is reaching more than was the a quarter of a percent and northeast asia is in of hered we have cost with the room porting of this beginning with the arrival of equipment in north korea. and we arewing this seeing stock are somewhat weaker. we are taking a look at what is going on with industrial leading the rise and we have read hence stock. we are seeing a rise in building with investment saying demand has risen and this has rebounded for recent levels. here withk a

hillary chambers, chief of staff for democratic representative sandra levin of -- sander levin of michigan told the dcnf. multiple house i. timplet workers say it is impossible for member's offices to make that judgment and that capitol police, who are running an investigation that involves cybercrimes and current and potential international fugitives, despite their primary duties being providing physical security, aren't capable of determining what actually occurred either. the capitol police webpage listing their authority, scope of work and expertise does not mention the word computers. a fairfax county, virginia, police report shows that the brothers' stepmother called the police on them in january anda relative said emran has been out of the country attempting to stored in pakistan in his deceased father's name. relatives say they forced her to sign power of attorney general documents against her will. after naming them as suspects in a criminal investigation, the capitol police have not taken their passports or arrested them. the brothers previously took $100,000 loan from a fugitive

information trump spokesperson sarah huckabee sanders is referring to is a breitbart article that has -- is based on a report by right wing radio host mark levino . >> for the part of the national security group rather is that i oversaw, there was no such wiretap activity mounted against president-elect at the time or as a candidate were against the campaign. i can't speak for other title iii authorized entities and the government, state or local. >> the fbi, for instance, without the information you would know or not know? >> yes, i would know that. something like this, absolutely. >> at this point you cannot confirm or deny? >> i can deny. >> there is no fisa order? >> no. amy: during the same interview, james clapper said he has seen no evidence of collusion between members of the trump campaign and the russians. meanwhile, "the new york times" is reporting fbi director james comey has asked the justice department to publicly reject trump's assertion that obama ordered the tapping of trump's phones. "the times" described comey's request as a "remarkable rebuke of a sitting president." this all comes just days after attorney general jeff ses