senate healthcare plan. the senate minority leader, chuck schumer called the measure a wolf in sheep's clothing with sharper teeth. >> the president said the senate bill needed heart. the way this bill cuts healthcare is heartless. the president said the house bill was mean. the senate bill maybe be meaner. >> the head democrat. but the truth is, this has nothing to do with democrats. they're out. that's it, this is republican division in play. you see, under this bill, the roots of obamacare are intact. for more conservative republicans including four for whom there's a no vote, that is the rub. they want government out of healthcare. if too many protections for the sick and the elderly, children and the poor are removed, they'll lose more moderate republicans. today's proposal is a discussion draft. it cuts capitol gain taxes mostly on the rich investors by $1 trillion. it will most likely never become law as written. we have team fox coverage on the senate gop healthcare plan starting with mike emanuel who is live on capitol hill. hello, mike. >> hi, shep. sounds like there may be some serious last-minute negotiations to get the four republican sen

as for that senate healthcare bill, the political fight is already on. four republican senators said they won't support the bill. it makes cuts to medicaid and eliminates nearly all the obamacare taxes. democrats labeling the proposal as a giveaway for the rich. it was a bumping week for uber with its ceo resigning. they blame kalanick for the p.r. problems. the company yet to name replacements. qatar airways plans to purchase a stake in american airlines. but it comes with serious questions after qatar had all diplomatic ties with neighboring arab nations cut over its ties to terrorist organizations. maria: the senate could vote on a healthcare bill as early as this upcoming week. president trump is still looking for a major legislative victory and so is the stock market. it wants the trump pro growth agenda made into law. scott, great to see you. thanks for joining us. your firm hold sick healthcare-related companies in your portfolio and you are the chair of the brigham healthcare system. how will it impact? >> i think the complexity of the healthcare

senate bill. we should not be voting on this. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he wanted a vote on the healthcare bill this week. president trump tweeted this morning, republicans are working very hard to get there, with no help from the democrats, not easy. perhaps, just let obamacare crash and burn. the nation's largest doctor's group is coming out against the senate healthcare bill. the american medical association says the republican plan will likely lead to higher costs and make it tougher for lower and middle income patients find care. >> reporter: sarah and fred zorn have struggled for nearly a decade to find and keep health insurance. fred has a pre-existing condition. inflammatory bowel disease. >> when i didn't have insurance, i was so much more stressed about the fact that i didn't have some kind of backup behind me, that it have worse symptoms. >> reporter: new research suggests having health insurance reduces the risk for death. >> people get to see the doctor or nurse practitioner and get their health problems taken care of. if you don't have health insurance, you're unlikely to get

they soared on news of the release of the senate healthcare bill. the bill suggests deep cuts to medicaiden allows states the option to drop benefit coverage. senate republicans looking to have a vote on this before the july 4 recess. democrats in panic mode as the mutiny against nancy pelosi is gaining steam. congresswoman kathleen rice calling for the leader to step down. >> nancy pelosi was a great speaker. she is a great leader. but her time has come and gone. charles: nancy pelosi in defense of herself may have done more damage. >> i'm a master legislator. i'm a strategic mitt cally astute leader. i respect any opinion my members have, but how long i stay is not up to them. i think i'm worth the trouble, quite frankly. charles: she is like i'm in charge of this bad boy. she is like captain bly. >> i hear that voice and all i can do is crack up. when i was in congress no democrat publicly would have called nancy pelosi out. this is a sea change. the democrats snros -- have lose working class voters. nancy pelosi doesn't play anywhere in the coun

it differs from the house version because the senate's healthcare bill reduces federal spending on medicaid at a slower rate but in the end the senate bill also calls for more cuts to the medicaid program than the house version. >> gop leaders in the house and senate stressed any healthcare bill will most likely undergo several changes before it reache the president's desk. >> nearly two dozen people may be at risk for hiv hepatitis c and other diseases because of a routine medical procedure. equipment used during colonoscopies at the kaiser permanente largo center in april was not properly disinfected. 23 people need to be kaiser permanente explains "the scope in question was disinfected following the recommended protocols before its use. however, after discovering the defect in conducting subsequent analysis we determined that we cannot guarantee the sterilization process was fully effective ." finding a missing manour help- 62-year-old james butler last seen sunday in the 5200 block of connecticut avenue northwest. if you have any information about james butler's whereabouts you're being

healthcare bill just not today. this morning, there are not enough votes to pass the senate healthcare bill. that's why senate majority leader mitch mcconnell decided to delay the vote. but after meeting with president trump tuesday, mcconnell says the bill is heading in the right direction. >> we're going to continue the discussions within our conference on the differences that we have. >> we're going to see what we can do. >> gop leaders say they will spend the rest of the week trying to come up with solutions to the concerns their members raised and democratic leaders are recognizing this as a small win but know that they still have a long way to go to save obamacare. a public rally will be held in front of the federal building in san francisco today from noon to 1:00 p.m. as a way for people to show their defiance against the proposed healthcare plan. >>> this morning, the search for answers regarding alleged russian interference in the 2016 election continues. right now, investigators want to speak to six witnesses three chosen by republicans an three by democrats. hillary clinton's camp

healthcare bill is out. mitch mcconnell live from the senate floor talking about the senate republicans draft healthcare bill>> senate now letting americans in on the overhaul. >> cuts taxes for the wealthy. >> trevor: republicans went into a room saying let's fix healthcare and came out saying, all right, so we've cut americans healthcare so that we can give people tax cuts. yeah! that was the point of this, right? that was the point? no, it's not the point. it's like a fireman running into a burning building and saving the fire instead of the baby. all right, i got it out. where's the baby? oh, the baby... well, say hello to your new addition. not only does the senate bill take a trillion dollars out of healthcare to fund a tax cut for the rich, it also doesn't change much of what they went in to change in the first place. >> the bill largely mirrors what's in the house bill. >> the bill cuts back on obamacare's taxes and individual mandates, institutes a slower phaseout of obamacare's medicaid expansion and its house counterpart, like the house bill, the senate version fund meany reshapes the medicaid pro

the non-partisan congressional budget office projected today that the senate healthcare bill would drive up the number of uninsured americans. that could make it tougher to win the support of undecided republicans. here's chief congressional correspondent nancy cordes. >> obviously it's not good news. >> reporter: arizona's john mccain says he's staying on the fence after congressional number crunchers determined that his party's senate healthcare bill would result in 22 million more americans going without coverage by 2026, a slight improvement over the house version, which president trump described as "mean." >> that was my term because i want to see a... i want to see, and i speak from the heart, that's what i want to see. i want to see a bill with heart. >> reporter: the congressional budget office says the biggest drop in coverage would come next year when 15 million more people would be uninsured primarily because obamacare's penalty for not having insurance would be eliminated. coverage would decrease in later years because of lower spending on medicaid and substantially smaller a

healthcare bill. protested outside the old city offices of pennsylvania republican senator pat toomey again yesterday. the group protested therefore several days now. calls the gop healthcare bill a first step in repealing obamacare. coming up in the next half hour, cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger will break down the numbers and explain how the gop healthcare bill will impact americans. also, ahead, tens of thousands of ache remembers scorched out west. as major wild fires spread in several states. find out why the situation is not expected to get any better, any time soon. plus this: >> ♪ help, help i torri is dancing. >> we'll save derrick pit from the franklin institute. can we help it? >> i can't reach. >> let me help you. >> oh. that will help. >> more when we come back. ♪ pro-tip. get these great smoked ribs. twenty minutes on the grill, they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? the best food at amazing prices, giant. in the state that invented the american vacation... a legendary adventure awaits. heroes will rise. bonds will be forged. and memories will

demonstration in protest to the senate healthcare bill. >> time to get you up to speed on top six stories tonight. prince george county police need help identifying 100 atv ride aernz police believe the video shows the same group of riders who swarm the streets of national harbor this weekend. riding down packed sidewalks putting drivers and pedestrians in danger. >> maryland governor larry hoke and re responsibleing to our investigation into alleged fraud. and hogan says he's concerned and is now calling for independent investigation. and the school system says the claims are false and poli politically motivated. >> the supreme court says it willing allow president trump travel ban to go forward on a while it waits to hear the case in the fall. and the ban created a wave of protests last winter when the administration barred travel into u.s. from six mostly muslim countries. >> and new analysis from the congressional budget office found senate healthcare bill will result in uninsured americans. they want it to cover more than the house version. >> transportation advocacy frup is pushing

that's how many could lose coverage in the next decade over the senate healthcare bill. according to the congressional budget office. for the senators deciding how to vote, it's millions more uninsured than many had hoped. >> if you're on the fence, i'm not so sure this report helps you much. >> obviously, it's not good news, and so it will have to be a factor. >> reporter: brian schatz tweeting cbo confirms this thing is a bleep sandwich. the cuts to medicaid will help save $321 billion over the next ten years. that gives mitch mcconnell more room to negotiate even as he faces protest in the ranks. >> i'd like to delay the thing. no way we should vote on this next week. >> reporter: ron johnson is one of five republicans who say they'll vote no without changes. only three no votes would sink the bill. and many are still undecided. are you a yes on the healthcare bill vote? have you decided yet? >> no, i read it this weekend. there's still focusing on it. >> reporter: the president on the phone this weekend with conservatives and moderates. a delicate balancing act. >> yo

. >> a growing list of republicans say they will not vote for the senate healthcare bill as it stands right now. the gop can only afford to lose two votes. right now there are six opposed to the plan. the congressional budget office reviewed the bill, found it would strip 22 million americans of insurance coverage over the next decade and would slash medicaid spending by $800 billion. the house already passed its version of a bill that would repeal and replace the affordable care act. negotiations continue. >> this is the art of the possible and the art of getting 50 votes. >> crazy evil bill is not pulling together, it's about leaving people behind. >> protesters gathered outside of pennsylvania senator's pat toomey's philadelphia office yesterday. the republican supports the senate bill. we'll have more reaction from our local senators coming up in our next half hour. >> people who work in philadelphia will be paying a little less in taxes starting next week. the city announced the wage tax reductions for both residents nonresidents that takes effect july 1st but don't get too excit

. >> opposition grows overnight to the senate healthcare bill just as at budget offices releases itsding on the impact. >> some areas are waking up to temperatures in the 50's. >> let's expand on this right now with meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. good morning to you both. >> nice to get a little break with these temperatures. feels good. >> i know, right and humidity low today, too right. >> satellite shows plenty of cloud cover out there across the region. what with the rain coming through but out to the west of us, we are going to see rain popping through and then some clearing coming in as well. there's that satellite image we're waiting for and we have that cloud cover and the related rain coming through right now. more clouds out to the west. another shower possible. but we are expecting to transition later today to a mix of clouds and sun. should be pretty good. here's storm tracker6 live double scan and we are showing you that rain that has cleared philadelphia although wet roads behind it, soming that might slow you down a little bit with some mist coming up on

taking a stand against this senate healthcare bill. are they going to torpedo this? what is your message to those senators? >> if you look at each one of those individuals they are committed to repealing and replacing obamacare. that's what all four of them campaigned on and i feel confident we'll be able to work with them to get this over 50 votes and get it back to the conference committee so we can ends obamacare. but let's be clear what's happening. i saw leader pelosi's comments. the reality is obamacare is dead. this is not a choice between obamacare and the american healthcare act. obamacare is not a functioning option. premiums skyrocketed. deductibles have skyrocketed. you go from exchange to exchange around the country and there is literally no choice left for people trying to buy healthcare on the exchange. jesse: democrats love choice when it comes to reproductive health or college, but they don't like choice when it comes to healthcare. speaking of pelosi, she is on the chopping block it seems. members of her own party saying she has to step down. she is

president trump is trying to get the senate republicans to pass a healthcare bill. is he being effective? we don't know. senator mcconnell had to delay the vote because there were nine senators opposing the plan. this was supposed to be the easy route. they needed 50. >> the oca needed 60. 1 of this 9 is republican shellymore from west virginia. she was at the meeting yesterday and since announced she cannot support the current senate bill. thank you for being on "new day." you have a very vulnerable population in your state, medicaid dependent. you do not accept the notion taking money out of that system can protect those people. is that your assessment? >> that is our assessment. we have a large medicaid dependent population and large opioid issue and very important to me they get this right. >> they say, other brothers and sisters within your party, the open yoi opioid people will be fine. you'll be okay. don't worry about it. >> wrong. if they don't have a problem now they will have it. our states, west virginia, ohio, new hampshire, kentucky, we have very diffic

. >>> and now to senate republicans healthcare bill. governor jerry brown and senators diane fine stain and kamala harris are host a news conference today to talk about ties deaf stating effect on california. senate is the planning to hold a do or die procedural vote on the bill tomorrow as it faces growing opposition within the republican party. >> i will stop this bill. >> reporter: as democrats gathered with protesters. >> i'll tell you right now, this crazy, evil bill is not about going together, it's about leaving people behind. >> reporter: republicans continued last-minute negotiations. >> this is the art of the possible and the the art of getting 50 votes. >> the nonpartisan congressional budget office revealing the senate healthcare bill would leave 22 million more americans uninsured over the next decade, 15 million more next year alone. >> unfortunately the forgotten men and women remain ignored in both the house and senate bill, and that's what i'm trying to press. >> republican senator ron johnson citeding the working class

congressional budget office today released scoring of senate healthcare bill, among the findings that favor senate approach over that of house of representatives, senate legislation would raise number of people without while insurance by 22 million over next decade, slightly lower than 23 million who would be uninsured under the house plan. congressional budget office projecting this bill would cut federal deficit by 321 billion over a decade compared to 119 billion for house version. and shows premiums would be 30% lower by 2020 in the senate version. than under obamacare. >> joining us now to discuss this state of the senate healthcare bill, the supreme court vindication of the president's travel ban executive order and his constitutional authority over national security. ed rollins, who served in their presidential administrations. the dean himself. and pulitzer prize winning columnist for new york post, michael goodwin. let's start with you, michael. this was -- we heard a drum beat from the national left wing media for months now. that the president's travel ban had been crushed

them for dinner at his home this evening. >>> california lawmakers fired back against the senate healthcare billuring a press conference this morning. senator dianne feinstein called the plan the most indefensible bill she has ever seen in the senate. >> california would see the nation's biggest increase in the number of uninsured people next year. all of these cuts are used for one reason, they are used to make the top 1% even richer by giving them billions in tax breaks. >> this bill will be the most divisive, um, maneuver cutting right into the heart of what's already a divided nation. >> lawmakers say health premiums under the senate bill could increase by more than $600 next year alone. >>> in alabama a lockdown lifted at a military post after reports of a possible active shooter. police and the fbi are still investigating at redstone arsenal. there are no confirmed reports of casualties. more than 30,000 government employees, civilians and contractors work at the post near huntsville. >>> with president trump's proposed budget cuts potentially affecting housing and urban development, some

. >>> well the senate republican healthcare bill appears to be in some trouble. but republican leaders are still pushing for a vote on it by the end of this week. ktvurasmuss to tell us about the challenges ahead, good morning. >> good morning, dave. what may have hurt the senate healthcare bill the most was the non-partisan that said it boo cost 15 million americans to lose healthcare in the next year. the aar is against it because the plan would allow insurers to charge older adults five times more than younger people under obamacare rates were capped at three times more. it violates the medical principle of no do no harm. no democratic senators support the bill but right now five republican senators who say they will not support the bill as it is now. kentucky's rand paul thinks the vote doesn't go far enough. tax cuts for wealthy americans and a repeal of penalties for health in shoers under obamacare by $700 billion. and it would pay for that tax cut repealing those fees by cutting medicaid over the next several years. >> a lot of our patients are insured by

bill, people. because it's so mean and unpopular senate republicans are left with two options, fix what's in the bill or hide it from everyone. >> senate republican healthcareeliberations with the white house's blessing have all been conducted behind closed doors. no public hearings are scheduled -- >> but mitch mcconnell is no fool. he knows the second he puts the plan out they're going to get chopped up in a thousand pieces. >> one g.o.p. aide explaining why they won't release it to the public, "we aren't stupid." >> trevor: that's right, republican senators are so ashamed of the healthcare bill fair working on they're putting it inside a porn magazine so no one will know what they're reading. no, it's not what you think, it's porn. ( laughter ) the stories of republicans being shady and writing the bill in secret, these are up a fake news. for the truth, we need to go to the ancient tree who leads them, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> unfortunately, it will have to be a republicans-only exercise but we're working hard to get there. we'll let you see the bill when we finally release it. we know a lot about the subject. we know how complicated i

. >>> the senate republican healthcare bill is hitting a hurdle. it estimated it would leave 22 million americans insured in 2026 than president obama's current healthcare law only slightly better than 23 million

. >>> senate republicans are taking a step back as support for the proposed healthcare bill within the gop continues to wane. kpix 5's jackie ward joins us to explain why the vote is being pushed back. >> reporter: good morning. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he is optimistic the bill will eventually pass. a vote won't happen before july 4. mcconnell decided to delay the vote on the bill because at this time there aren't enough votes to pass it. president trump met with republican senators on tuesday in which it's reported, quote, good progress was made. mcconnell says republicans must come up with a healthcare plan that will overthrow obamacare because that's why president trump was elected. >> i think we have a really good chance of getting there. it will take us a little bit longer. >> reporter: if the healthcare bill were to be passed right now as it is, here in california, according to senator dianne feinstein, next year premiums would increase an average of $619. 1.6million californians would lose health insurance. by 2026, three to four million californians would lo

healthcare bill. that put the senate bill in rocky territory.usan collins of maine tweeting she won't even vote in favor of just starting debate on the bill she criticized the cuts to medicaid and the lack of access to insurance in rural communities. lindsey graham has told reporters he is worried republicans will wind up regretting the rush to vote this week the cbo's analysis found the senate bill did do -- improve that house score by 1 million, 22 million more people would be insured in ten years, but the big question is whether that's enough to get this bill passed nbc confirmed that the vice president will try to woo conservative skeptics of this bill at a dinner tonight mike lee of utah, one of the early opposers of the bill will be among them. in a statement the white house did not explicitly support the senate draft instead it slammed the cbo saying its analysis "must not be trusted blindly. we know this institution is widely considered to be objective and nonpart san. ba nonpartisan. >> there is also the far right wing of the party, the

healthcare bill, tweeting, the senate health bill isn't about healthcare at all. it's a wealth transfer, fund tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations. he then continued let's see a bill that actually tries to improve folks' healthcare and then we can have a reasonable debate about how to best do that. a lot more to come in the next few days ahead. >> yes indeed. an uphill battle. garrett tenney, thank you for that. for a lot more on this, be sure to tune into fox news sunday. chris wallace will be sitting down with health and human services secretary tom price. you can check your local listings for that. >>> right now overseas, the death toll rising to more than 80 after a series of rapid fire bombings, one of them targeting a crowded marketplace. we will tell you where this was and who is taking responsibility. plus new red flags over north korea, what the regime is up to this time. and why america's patience may be running out. >> now more than ever is the time to send the message that we're going to cut off their capability of getting their ahh. where are mom

democrats denounce the republican senate healthcare bill on the stepped of the capitol. corey book errors and others joined in a protest. if the gop healthcare bill passes next year, 15 million people would lose their health insurance coverage. premiums would increase for older americans, state could get waivers allowing i am insurers to reduce benefits that call -- the bill would be devastating for health in -- people with preexisting conditions will still have access to insurance, but may not be able to afford it. the biggest impact would be felt by those covered by the expanded medicaid program under the affordable care act. >> this bill is not just a roll- back. this is a roll back of medicaid, which has been around since 1965. >> reporter: mike pence hosted a healthcare listens session with families, who say they've been hurt by the affordable care act. >> our research shows that a third of american counties, including five whole states, have just one choice of obamacare coverage, which is no choice at all. >> reporter: the chief medical officer, which operates clini

it differs, though, from the house version in that the senate healthcare bill reduces spending on medicaida slower rate. >> but in the end the senate bill calls for more cuts to the medicaid program than the house version. >> gop leaders in the house and senate stressed any healthcare bill will most likely undergo several changes before it actually reaches the president's desk. >> in other news this morning, the man who pleaded guilty after opening fire at comet pizza will be sentenced. edgar welch admitted to driving to washington, d.c. he called his actions foolish and reckless. >> the man arrested for having guns and ammunition at the trump hotel scheduled to go back before a judge. police arrested bryan moles in may. they found an assault style rifle handgun and ammunition in his car in the hotel's garage. moles was indicted on charges of unlawful possession and transportation of a firearm. >> nearly two dozen people may be at risk for hiv hepatitis and other diseases because of a routine medical procedure. equipent used during colonoscopies in april was not properly disinfected. 23 pe

. >>> the budget officered it's analysis of the senate healthcare bill today. the bill would leave an additional 22 million americans uninsured compared to obamacare. 15million will lose coverage next year. mostly in savings. the republican leadership hopes to vote on the bill by the end of the week. >>> you are watching ktvo news at 6:30. >>reporter: it was suppose to be a funned filled sunday. maria and her sister were swimming with their parents. when the waters turned choppy maria watched in horror as her father's kayak flipped on top of them. >> i still don't want to believe it. i really don't. i want it to be just a dream. it's not. >>reporter: maria said sophie and her father were not wearing life jackets. her dad was an experienced swimmer and pulled sophie to the top. >> a jet skier came and saved him. >>reporter: the father never made it out. the water, 50 feet deep with over grown weeds. the body wasn't found until 8 days later. >> they said he wasn't alive anymore. >>> maria bravely spoke. now the river hasn'ts her family. >> we don't want to go bac

. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell needs a few more senators approval to push the plan for dismantling the healthcare bill for the senate. can he get the votes >> when president trump wants to get something done, it will get done, and no one knows the senate better than mcconnell >> democrats are traying to deter as many republicans as possible by criticizing the measure calling it mean and deadly, saying it will be more costly and leave people with less coverage. >> as a doctor i took an oath no harm and urged all representative, senators, everybody in the administration to take that same oath to do no harm. >> the proposed senate healthcare bill would cut and redesign made a for low income and disabled taxes, it would also let insurers provide fewer benefits and tax penalties on people who don't buy policies and larger firms that don't offer coverage >> the people who have the most to lose will be the ones to see their cost sky rocket. >> john cornyn said the bill isn't perfect but it is passable. >> it's not going to be something each one of us are going to like. standing alone, but i think this is the

. >>> it may be time for deal making if republicans want to push through their proposed senate healthcare bill. the congressional budget office just released its report on the impact of the bill. many say it will lead to the bill's demise. [ chanting ] >> democrats joined demonstrators on capitol hill protesting the senate healthcare bill. >> this is a moral moment! this is not a political moment. >> after the the release of a report from the nonpartisan congressional budget office the report says the new legislation will cause 22 million more americans to lose coverage by 2026 only a slight improvement over the house version. >> this cbo report should be the end of the road. >> according to the cbo the biggest drop in coverage would be next year when 15 million more people would be uninsured primarily because the penalty for not having insurance would be eliminated. >> based on assumptions, making assumptions that are flawed. >> republican leaders ship will vote this week but some republicans say a vote is premature. >>> california senators kamala harris and dianne feinstein took to twitter:

. >> doing a lot of arm twisting in hopes of passing the republican senate healthcare bill there week before the holiday july 4th recess is. there is a procedural vote will will take place today or tomorrow, a vote to begin debating, starting the process of pass thanksgiving bill. five republican senators have already come out against this bill, meanwhile the nonpar at this son budget office released a report saying that 15 million americans will lose their coverage next year and it 2 million would be uninsured within the next decade. premiums would also increase according to the cbo for older americans. >> now under the senate gop bill states could get waivers to allow insurers to reduce benefits that cover pregnancy, rehabilitation and prescription drugs, ken jacobs says people with pre-existing conditions will have access to insurance but not not be able to afford it. the republican healthcare bill is scheduled to be -- they would like to vote on it sometime this week. jacobs says the biggest impact felt by those expanded medicaid. american medical association announced its opposit

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