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shane finally called 7 on your side in february. that is the sound of freedom for shane. just a few weeks after we contacted new motion, the new wheelchair arrived. shane lights up full of anticipation like a kid at christmas. the final adjustments were made, everything is all in place, and now it's time to give the new set of wheels and tryout. >> one, two, three. >> awesome. >> there we go. >> reporter: shane cautiously maneuvers the wheelchair in his apartment. then it's time to take it out. >> just a little motion. >> no, no, no. >> you got it? >> no. >> all right. >> reporter: that feeling of control is something shane hasn't felt for awhile. it's a good feeling. >> i can be independent again and get out of my home and get in the sun. >> reporter: new motion explained what caused the delay. >> this one took a little longer than normal but there is just some things that happened during the documentation process that, you know, extended the length. >> reporter: today, all those f >> it's real life. it really is. it's -- yeah, it is beyond words. i can't even -- i'm usu

shane finally called 7 on your side in february. that is the sound of freedom for shane. just a few weeks after we contacted new motion, the new wheelchair arrived. shane lights up full of anticipation like a kid at christmas. the final adjustments were made, everything is all in place, and now it's time to give the new set of wheels and tryout. >> one, two, three. >> awesome. >> there we go. >> reporter: shane cautiously maneuvers the wheelchair in his apartment. then it's time to take it out. >> just a little motion. >> no, no, no. >> you got it? >> no. >> all right. >> reporter: that feeling of control is something shane hasn't felt for awhile. it's a good feeling. >> i can be independent again and get out of my home and get in the sun. >> reporter: new motion explained what caused the delay. >> this one took a little longer than normal but there is just some things that happened during the documentation process that, you know, extended the length. >> reporter: today, all those delays are forgotten. >> it's real life. it really is. it's -- yeah, it is beyond words. i c

shane has done an incrediblejob putting it together.

and shane harris joins us now tonight. thanks for being with us on the. congratulations on the scoop. >> thanks thanks for having me. >> your reporting is that flynn has made this offer. he's spoken to both house intelligence committee and senate intelligence committee. ulcer you report he approached the fbi with the same offer that he would testify in exchange for immunity. now, i'm putting a fine point on that because the statement from flynn's lawyer tonight mentions the house and senate intelligence committees, but he doesn't mention the fbi. are you quite sure of that point that he went to the fbi with this same offer? >> yeah, our sources have confirmed that to us. i trust these individuals in particular. it would not be surprising, by the way, for him to approach law enforcement with that offer as well. we don't know the exact sequence of it but it wouldn't surprise me. getting immunity from congress would be i think more difficult for him than getting it from the fbi because there's a whole a lot of procedures the congress has to go through to giv

. >> shane has beautiful photos. this guy knows where it can do cool stuff. >> hey, i have an idea, let's go shark diving in a capable. so shane goes by the name shanger danger on instagram. and he swam out meaning some stuff can probably swim in. >> he doesn't quite understand the concept of capable diving. >> they were right, the sharks came a-calling and they captured some beautiful, beautiful footage. >>> st. patrick's day. >> top of the morning to ya! >> a day where it is more than wearing green and speaking funny. apparently, it's a great excuse to do this. >> oh, no. of course. >> this group of very grown kids decided to take to the streets and iron out their differences with their fists. >> those look like adumts. >> yeah, they are adults acting like children. this is a bar strip in wrigleyville in chicago. >> they are celebrating st. patrick's day? we are not there yet. so we are just celebrating st. patrick's month now or any excuse to get out to wear green and fight. >> a lot of the bar crawls happen the w

shane? if this gets to the senate, and gets shot down, whose fault? paul ryan's fault?tch mcconnell's fault? president trump's fault? democrat's fault? >> certainly trump is the man holding the bag, he's the president. he's 100% behind this. it'd be a huge hit to paul ryan whose drafted the legislation. and internally inside the white house, it would be a hit to the chief of staff, reince priebus, who has a close relationship with ryan and has been backing the bill from the start. this is the die nam that i can has got so many people on the house skiddish and frankly some republican senators. tom cotton said to house members, don't vote for this bill. it's going to die in the senate. and if you vote for a bill that's going to die in the senate, you're going to take on all the negative things without having done the positive things and put your own seat and republican majority at risk. >> there are a lot of people not fans of reince priebus who are trying to get an ear in the west wing to have donald trump abandon paul ryan and in not subtle terms, abandonen reince prieb

a neighbor said shane was always upbeat, always joking, always smiling. this was a good kid. he was a dedicated family man, a longtime employee of the local stop and shop. shane watkins is one of those 86. 12-year-old kenari was playing basketball with friends in illinois at henderson elementary school. a stray bullet hit her on february 11 and for four awful, agonizing days kenari sat lying unconscious in the hospital with a bullet lodged in her 12-year-old spine before she died on february 15. her family released a statement that said, quote, please keep your children close and do whatever it takes to protect them from the senseless gun violence in our city. that doesn't sort of sound exceptional, does it? please keep your children close and do whatever it takes to protect them. but think about that idea think about the idea that you can't let your children get far away from you in chicago today because they are not at risk of getting lost, they are at risk of being shot. the little girl had dreams of becoming a judge. it's not something that a lot of 12-year-old girls are

sir david aylesford being untouchable and questioning the leadership wallet is of steve sutton —— shanee by jess started because of complaints made byjess varnish started because of complaints made by jess varnish about started because of complaints made byjess varnish about and sutton. this was the big thing form a full independent panel which has under this review which is yet to be published in its final version, it wasn't their remit to try and establish who was telling the truth between jess varnish establish who was telling the truth betweenjess varnish and shane sutton, it was more the way that the internal enquiry into thejess varnish allegations were handled by british cycling. they appointed one of their board members to conduct the investigation. she came back with her findings and the investigation. she came back with herfindings and of the investigation. she came back with her findings and of the the investigation. she came back with herfindings and of the nine allegations, it appears that she found that more than one was upheld. in the end when they reported publicly the c

we use the largest telescope, the shane 103 inch -- to shoot a laser at the moon and send the laser light back at us and that yielded the most accurate measurement to the distance of the moon ever done to that point. james lick unfortunately did not get to see his monument finished. he died in 1876 wasn't -- and was originally buried in san francisco. his final wish was to be buried at his monument so james lick was disinterred from san francisco in 1887 and reinterred here. his tomb is at the base of the telescope and the telescope itself is his tombstone. announcer: our cities tour staff recently traveled to san jose, california, to learn about its rich history. learn more at www.c-span.org/citiestour. you are watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span3. monday night, the executive director of the association representing app developers on their concerns on cyber security and what members hope to see from the trump administration. decided tociation speak out against aspects of president trump's immigration order. i was wondering if you could talk about the reasonin

should shane sutton work in cycling coaching again? from my experiences, no.e is now considering whether to sue british cycling for unfair dismissal. her fight for justice continues. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. pope francis has said the catholic church should consider allowing married men to become priests. speaking to a german newspaper, he said lifting the ban on married men being ordained would only apply in specific circumstances, like remote areas of the world where priests are in short supply. a judge who last month stopped president trump from implementing a controversial travel ban has said he needs more time before ruling on a revised version. washington state had tried to get the new proposals stopped, butjudgejames robart said more papers needed to be filed before he could make his decision. iraqi special forces say resistance among so—called islamic state fighters is weakening in the northern city of mosul. iraqi government troops now control about half of western mosul and are closing in on the densely populated

should shane sutton work in cycling coaching again? from my experiences, no.t as i probably should, to go back into the programme. whether things change in the future, as i said, nothing is off the table. she says she is now considering whether to sue british cycling for unfair dismissal. her fight for justice continues. they were a couple of tweets that have ended up costing the controversial daily mail columnist, katie hopkins nearly £125,000 in legal costs and damages. she'd suggested that a blogger, jack monroe, approved of vandalising war memorials, when there was no evidence of it. and the row ended up in the high court, as david sillito explains. jack monroe is a food blogger and campaigner. throughout all of these tasks, i hope i have never trodden on anyone to get to where i've got. oh, you have, you have. oh, i hope i haven't. yes, you have. katie hopkins made her name as an outspoken contestant on the show the apprentice. and she's turned that outspokenness into a career as a columnist with the mail and the sun. this on refugees provoked outrage. an

carrin and shak irin and shane. devin nunes says it was a judgment call to brief the president. that is something he has come under serious fire from, for example, adam schiff, his democratic counterpart and even john mccain this morning on the morning shows said he's never seen anything like this. i want to get your reaction. >> he's certainly trying to defend himself. the act of briefing somebody who may be the subject of the investigation you're pursuing is an extraordinary thing. he's gotten so much criticism that he's he's got to say something. you >> talk to the press again and then go back to the hill. >> two rounds with the press. >> it was pretty remarkable being at the white house yesterday when nunes came to the white house after speaking to trump and he said this was incidental, that it was not illegal but that somehow there was something nefarious about it. if it was incidental and legal, what exactly is nefarious and what is raising questions for him and especially because you're talking about classified information. so there's so much of this sort of dust cloud of

should shane sutton work in cycling coaching again? from my experiences, no. considering whether to sue british cycling for unfair dismissal. her fight for justice continues. online touts, who bulk buy tickets and sell them for inflated prices, will face unlimited fines under government plans. an amendment to the digital economy bill means it will be illegal to use software to buy thousands of tickets, as holly hamilton reports. tickets to see some of our favourite artists can sell out in just a matter of minutes. but thousands of those tickets will not be going to fans. instead, they're being purchased by bots. used by professional touts, the software can grab hundreds of tickets in one go. within hours, they end up on secondary websites for hundreds if not thousands of pounds more than face value. this is currently legal, but now the government is taking action. now touts who use this software will face unlimited fines, while resale sites will face harsher measures if they do not prove they are taking action to deal with the touts. it is hoped these measures

joining me shane harris, wall street journal reporter who broke that story. what you know. >> well, greta, what we know right now is michael flynn through his attorney offered to both in the russian interference as well as the fbi to be interviewed in exchange from immunity for possible prosecution. we don't know exactly what he offered to tell them, but of course as the former national security advisor to the president and given his own interactions with the russian government, he very well may have information that's germane to that investigation. but our sources are telling us that he was only willing to talk about it if he could be promised that nothing that he said would be used against him in a future legal action. >> shane, thank you very much. let's go back to the panel. margaret, if i were his lawyer, i'd make that offer too because remember old oliver north. you testify before on capitol hill and you get immunity, they can then haul you before a grand jury and go after you in a criminal court if you've done something wrong. i mean, getting immunity

and former technical director shane sutton was said to be unsuitable for a leadership role.st shane sutton — where this story began — was "sanitised" after the grievance officer found varnish‘s allegations were largely true but british cycling chose to leave out his findings in their report. the review concludes those actions were "shocking and inexcusable". british cycling have responded with a statement accepting that "leadership focused on medal delivery without sufficient care and attention to the staff and athlete culture. . . " and while they disagree with the factual accuracy of certain points, the body's board admits that there was not "adequate oversight" leading to a failure to "address the early warning signs". meanwhile sir dave brailsford has once again ruled out resigning from his currentjob running team sky. he's admitted mistakes were made relating to anti—doping and medical procedures concerning a ‘mystery‘ package which was delivered to a team doctor in 2011. but brailsford insists he won't stand down from the team that's won four of the last five tours de

and thanks to john donnelly and leo shane for your insightful questions. appreciate it. enjoy the rest of your day. >> anytime, thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979 it was created as a public service by the american cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> tonight, on q&a, a conversation with thomas sole, who recently retired from the syndicated column that he wrote for 25 years. >> of my today's left, i never felt that i had to avoid seeing what people with different views thought. all of my years i read everything across the political spectrum. to this day i have a book that i first read back when i was an undergraduate at harvard and i treasure that book. i understand there are reasons that people have different views , it's not just the question of being on the side of the angels against the forces of

should shane sutton work in cycling coaching again? from my experiences, no.ow considering whether to sue british cycling for unfair dismissal. her fight for justice continues. the world is facing its biggest humanitarian crisis since 1945, with more than 20 million people at risk of starvation and famine. that's according to the united nation's humanitarian chief, stephen o'brien, who has pleaded for help for people in yemen, somalia, south sudan and nigeria. andy moore reports. a child called fatima. she lives in yemen, where two thirds of the population need food aid, and seven million are hungry. the united nations has been told the famine across four countries is now the biggest crisis for the organisation since it was founded in 1945. we stand at a critical point in our history. already, at the beginning of the year, we are facing the largest humanitarian crisis since the creation of the united nations. now, more than 20 million people across four countries face starvation and famine. in south sudan, more than one million children are acutely malnourishe

, by the way, a great scene in the movie where character is watching shane on television and rememberss when he first went to the movies as a young kid and i wanted to ask hugh jackman what was the first memory of him going to the movies with his family. >> do you have a fond memory of a specific film that you saw in theaters that you think back on? >> many. first thing i saw was the wizard of oz and we used to go to a beach holiday place and drive-in. i'm a family of five kids and when you're the youngest you sit in the very back. imagine neglect the drive-in, my memory is looking through faces and my dad, it's raining so wipers, i'm trying to watch this movie. i bought the tickets, we are going to watch the whole thing. seeing my dad cry at 18, that was one of the first times i had ever seen him cry. >> i saw logan again last night, it's amazing, second five out of five of 2017 so far. and if you're a massive fan of the marvel universe, you're going to get a big surprise in the beginning of the film, get there before it starts, it's awesome. it really is. >> loved it. >> thank you. h

steve: joining me is john donnelly of cq roll call and leo shane of military times.eo will get the first question. leo: congress thanks for doing , this. the big news this week was the health care debacle over in the house. you've been focused on defense budget but with what you saw from that debate, how do you feel about how we're going to move ahead with the defense budget talks and whether or not there's any chance to avoid a government shutdown. it seems like we're at a point where nothing is going to move. rep. 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've been sort of the opposition party. they've been the party of no. they're angry and they're 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 two, three years. other people other republicans , are

british cycling's own review intojess varnish's claims of sexism against former technical director shaneiticisms seen in a draft copy of the independent report into the sport's governing body. 0wen farrell remains a doubt for england's six nations match against scotland tomorrow after missing training today. jose mourinho didn't like the pitch, but won't mind the result. henrikh mkhitaryan scored the away goal in a 1—1 draw at rostov in manchester united's first leg of their europa league last 16 tie. i'll be back with more on those stories at 11:30am. seven people have been injured in an attack at the main train station in the german city of dusseldorf. police say a man with a history of mental problems assaulted commuters with an axe before jumping off a nearby overpass. he's suffered serious injuries. caroline davies reports. crowds gather outside duesseldorf central station, in germany. it was cordoned off after a man with an axe attacked commuters. the random assault took placejust before 9pm. translation: as far as we know one attacker approached one person in the s—bahn — the s28

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real themes of violence and redemption, there is a big western theme, it refers again and again to shane forgiven. there is a line that recurs, there is no living with the killing. some of the violence does involve a young child, it is bloody and brutal and properly shocking. like deadpool, this is a 15 certificate, it is not for kids. but unlike deadpool, it is not played for laughs, it is a film about what happens when you get old, when you are trying to make sense of your life, when you are trying to find some kind of redemption in a world which is fundamentally broken. as i said, when you talk about those things, the western theme keeps coming back. there is violence, quite surprisingly and is. and that is the bit that puts me off. but it has context and meaning, and it has pain, it doesn'tjust feel exciting, it feels like there is genuine pain. when you think that we have seen so many of these movies in which entire cities are merrily wiped out and you don't feel anything at all, in this you do. no—one was more surprised than me, it is directed byjames mangold, obviously, a really f

it refers again and again to shane, and i'm thinking of movies like clint eastwood's unforgiven.curs time and time again, "there is no living with the killing." some of the violence does involve a young child, it is bloody and brutal and genuinely properly shocking. like deadpool — this is a 15 certificate — it is not a film for kids. but unlike deadpool, it is played completely straight — it is not played for goofy laughs. it is played as a film about what happens when you get old, when you are looking back and trying to make sense of your life, when you are trying to find some kind of redemption in a world which is fundamentally broken. as i said, when you talk about those things, the western theme keeps coming back. yes, there are action themes, there is violence, quite surprising violence... and you know me — that is the bit that puts me off, to be honest. but it has context and meaning, and most importantly it has pain — when it happens it feels painful, it doesn't just feel exciting. it feels like there is genuine pain. and when you think that we have seen so many of these

this is a western, very much like unfor given or shane 1953.. shane is a phenomenal film maker.hero film but containing a super here on. the dark night was very similar to that.that this is a very r rated film. this is very much like the character in the comic books and i think hew jack man does aes great job for taking on this character. the little gilda knee keen iskn fantastic in the role. it's a very brutal film and the reason for the r rating because in this world of wolverine you're getting the con consequentials of the violence.n the violence itself is not wawa makes the movie good, it gives the character the more portrayal that we saw in the comic books before. hew jack man deserves an oscar nomination. s amazing senses where hew jack man is clawing his way through the walls. i was geeing out. i gave it a five out of five. make sure you see them in theaters. it's a double bill. five out of five for logan by the way, get there early, there is a special scene before logan starts. i'm just telling you right now, if you're a fan of the x man franchisor ' going to love itvei

astronauts peggy winston and shane kimbro were working on a docking port.re trying to cover an access point when one of the fabric shields drifted away. take a look at their reaction. >> i don't have a shield. >> shane i'll walk you onto to where we're going to attach an aet. we're going to tack it on to a handrail. >> well nasa says it was not immediately clear how the shield got away. but all this happened as 57-year-old astronaut peggy wilson set a record. >> now she has to pay for the missing -- >> i don't think so. >>> a new poll find a growing number of people in the bay area may be finding a new place to live. >> you have to work two jobs to mabt here in the city. >> this survey by the bay area council found 40% of the people who call the bay area home want to move away in the next few years. move away from this. this is a big increase just from last year. that's when 33% of people wanted to leave. many people say they're fed up with the skyrocketing cost of living in the bay area and the skyrocketing housing cost. >> we haven't grown our housing alo

. >> shane harris and carol lee broke this story in the newspaper. what does shane tell you?'s his intel? >> he provided the back ground facts. they did break this story and i gri g agreed it could be huge or nothing lieutenant general flynn may know where the bodies are buried and could implicate people or it could just be good lawyering. we live in politically tumultuous times and maybe his lawyer is taking the prudent pat path and say you want to talk to my guy, grant him immunity. what is most troubling for flynn is not meddling in the election. he was a national adviser to president trump. he was not an operative or at that level. perhaps he's concerned about failure to disclose in some of his financial forms that he had been paid by russian-affiliated entities and he'd like some peace of mind on that before he talks before the congressional committee. >> were you surprised that the president tweeted about this? >> i wasn't. i think it fits the president's political purpose of saying this is all noise, this is all a witch hunt, diverting our attention to the way in which

it refers again and again to shane, and i'm thinking of movies like clint eastwood's unforgiven.recurs time and time again, "there is no living with the killing." some of the violence does involve a young child, it is bloody and brutal and genuinely properly shocking. like deadpool — this is a 15 certificate — it is not a film for kids. but unlike deadpool, it is played completely straight — it is not played for goofy laughs. it is played as a film about what happens when you get old, when you are looking back and trying to make sense of your life, when you are trying to find some kind of redemption in a world which is fundamentally broken. as i said, when you talk about those things, the western theme keeps coming back. yes, there are action themes, there is violence, quite surprising violence... and you know me — that is the bit that puts me off, to be honest. but it has context and meaning, and most importantly it has pain — when it happens it feels painful, it doesn't just feel exciting. it feels like there is genuine pain. and when you think that we have seen so many of thes

this is shane gostisbehere's alma mater. the first ten-goal game in the tournament since 1990. penn state plays denver tonight in cincinnati. that's a look at sports. i'm danny pom mels. we'll be right back. ♪fast, rhythmic drumming it's now open in the poconos! america's largest indoor waterpark. kalahari resorts & conventions book your african adventure now! >>> that's nbc 10 news for now. for all of us here, "saturday night live" is next. have a great night. [ cheers and applause ] >> excuse me, mr. president. i'm heading home for the night. can i get you anything? >> no, thank you, david. but, hey, how do you like workg

shane: we saw a vivid example i think in the "60 minutes" brief last night. obviously, the obstacles but the way you can overcome it seems to me with being able to analyze terrorist groups just by their using encryption. him mr. madhani: i think specific entity is a good example of the fact that this encryption conversation as part of a wider conversation. it is not just the issue of encryption, right? we appreciate there are apps that are sort of unfilled -- gaps that are sort of unfilled and we cannot access in the course of the investigation. the today all of the interactions from metadata simply did not exist before. so the picture is never going to be whole for law enforcement and seems to me but it is always shifting. which parts of it are being filled in by new technology and which are not. so i think appreciating that, you know, in the last few years we have noticed that -- and we have had disclosed to us -- that law enforcement sort of filling in those lines ability is greater now than it has ever been before. someone described it as the golden age o

showed you yesterday and we have this cool tweet from the international space station and astronaut shane and the stadium is down there, thanks to our friends in space for an image showing you the clear skies bathing the region yesterday and today. lehigh valley lots of sun and less wind. even though we top out at 44 degrees late this afternoon at least it will feel more comfortable and the high is better too. and 44 at the shore and lots of sun and not windy out there as well. and philadelphia 46 degrees and plenty of sunshine and less wind only running 6 to 12 miles per hour and that is not much of a breeze. if you have to get out there and do things, i have to get back to exercise because it is comfortable. by 5:00, 46 we'll hold the low 40s by 7:00 but heaters on in the cars on the way home. and overnight tonight, not as cold although you will want that winter coat as you head out early tomorrow. a morning low of 32 degree, winds are light and i to talk about in terms of windchill tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon lighter gear a warm front is getting past us as that goes through

. >> i don't know -- is shane here from colorado? okay. he has his parole hearing this morning. [laughter] >> give him our love. but one of the things reminded us last night is the sacrifice of our service men and women. the remains of our fallen heroes come through dover air force base and we treat the families with great dignity and one of the favorite parts of the remarks has night. just to remember the events to the delware sever several week for the transfer of the remains of the chief petty officer and it stick in his mind. i want to talk about transportation but i want to use -- what happened last night to be my springboard. one of my favorite thing about the u.s. senate is state of the union night. and the reason why it's not just because of she speeches we hear. often times they're very good. but the one for president last night did not write the speech he gave on his inauguration and that's a good thing. different kind offed expectations but we have -- we gather together for a dinner, senators do, and it's kind of like a nice covered dish super and we have silver rooms

shane, welcome, first question, why? what's the strategy in giving the cia more power like this? think the cia has wanted for some time to have the ability to pull the trigger on the drone strikes. people will remember years ago cia was doing a lot of strikes in pakistan especially and was quite successful at that. in recent years, the obama administration reigned in the agency and allowed it to assist in finding targets, these terrorists that they wanted to take, but leaving the actual pulling of the trigger to the military to conduct because there's more oversight of that process, that was the logic, and there's a chain of command in place. so i think that the agency has for some time wanted to take the strikes themselves. they're deeply involved in the tracking of these suspects and are providing much of the intelligence that's used when the military actually just comes in and performs the last step. >> but the obama decision was also at least in part because of human rights groups were worried about civilian casualties, correct? >> that's right. certainly there was a higher t

he was the predecessor to shane sutton as the performance director.forms here at the national cycling centre last week and they said they are getting on with that and there have also been many staff changes so they are trying to look forward and not backwards. dave brailsford used to work in the building behind you and now he is acting sky, what is he had to say today? —— he is at team sky. there is a controversy over a mystery package delivered to bradley wiggins and team sky has said it was a legal decongestant and provided no evidence to back it up. dave b ra ilsfo rd evidence to back it up. dave brailsford has come under pressure but he has said he won‘t resign. he has said he has confidence in his team. he says he‘s not hiding. he says on a personal level he has been through a lot and it is important to make sure that you can look at yourself and say there has been no wrongdoing. he says he‘s confident of that and he says you have got to put the team first the riders first. dave bra ilsford put the team first the riders first. dave brailsford is

we have shane here with us.od to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> shepard: how is this coming along? the chairman says they don't have the votes. the white house is convinced. what is happen something. >> the white house continues to get this done today. but less and less likely. it's after 3:00. not only does it take time to get a bill on the floor, they don't know what the bill would say yet. if they're going to get the votes from the house freedom caucus, they need to make changes. the huge challenge is the house freedom caucus as you said before was created during the obama administration, this is a group of people that came together to vote no. they tried to pull the caucus to the right. they succeeded together, but they haven't managed to vote yesterday. >> shepard: look what has happened now. there's breaking news now on fox news channel. this just in. the house speaker paul ryan scheduled news conference is no longer scheduled. it was to have begun like now. now it's not happening. what does that tel

shane, the chief white house correspondent for "politico" tweeting about that a half-hour ago or so saying that the white house sending a full squad to the crucial house freedom caucus. 11:30. trump, pence. the budget director mick mulvaney. let's hear from minnetonka, minnesota. first up, john on our republican line. caller: hi. i would just like to say that republicans have kind of stood in the way of every major issue that is important to america's security, health care, economic, domestic and maybe they should be now tired of themselves. don't just say that you are sick and tired of all politicians. one party has been trying to get things done. the other has been antagonistic throughout the last eight years. so it's time to get this health care bill passed and continue with the affordable care act. thank you. host: throughout the morning trying to keep track of some of where the whip count is, the votes in the house. according to most reports, the speaker can lose 22 on his side. here's the hill tweeting out their latest whip count. the whip list, g.o.p. voting no on the repeal bill. b

shane right there with the shot and simmons again there to clean it up and get another goal.s getting plenty of offense. steve mason providing defense. 32 saves including this on a penalty shot the flyers going on to win four-zero. nfl draft it's back here in philadelphia and the city is ready to party. the ben franklin parkway will be shut down transformed into football fest the entire weeke weekend. chicago has had the draft for the last couple of years and it's a huge, huge production over 200,000 people will be there and this will be a huge event for the city. something that's supposed to be win/win for the nfl and the ci city. >> people will have an opportunity both under nationally, under nationally and in the region to come into philadelphia to see what we have to offer. i don't think there's any really downside to this. >> it's not just about the player being drafted. it's about the experience. the nfl does a tremendous job and it's going to be free. are you kidding mes? going to be free. they'll be nfl alumni there. they'll be interactive games there. people will be

nausea's shane kimbrel captured images with a gopro camera during a space walk last week, and he and crewmate peggy whitson will be back out to do more improvements on the orbiting lab. >>> ahead this morning spacex launch. we'll take you to the kennedy space center where spacex will try to reuse a rocket for the first time. >>> prison terms are handed down in the bridgegate scandal and the president's eldest daughter takes a job at the white house. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the new york times" reports that ivanka trump will be a an official federal employee while advising her father. he role had been described as informal when they announced she would have a white house office. critics said that would have let her avoid financial disclosure rules. >> the "financial times" says the city is suing the government for its role in the sanctuary of undocumented immigrants. mayor ed murray said president trump violated the constitution when he ordered cities to enforce federal immigration laws. the government is threatening to withhold funds from cities that

the 57-year-old is outside the international space station with fellow american shane kimbrough. seven hours, a debris shield floated away by mission control came up with a fix. >>> what happens when you lose a bet? if you're friends with these guys, you get duct taped to a traffic shine. he lost a bet on a basketball game. his buddies attached him to a yield sign. of course, they taped the whole thing. when police arrived, they threatened to tase a man with a knife. friends explained they were trying to cut him down. the cops helped free him and even gave him a ride home after that. what kind of a bet is that? how do you come up with that? it's ripping the tape off in certain parts, that's going to hurt. >> most people might go running at the sight of a poisonous cobra, but this man came out of hiding in a village presumably looking for something to drink. look what one man did, have a sip of my water bottle. he offered it to the snake and the snake was like, sure, i'll have some. snake sipping from the bottle. paying no mind to anybody else around him. i'm good. i'm good. >>> s

. >> nroyers power trip to shane got the shot and tipped in we wayne simmonds. wayne train, up 1-0. out in front in the standings right there that's will yunl nylander and inked second tyler bosax and they trail 2- 1. fly guy not able to get back in the game. they fall 4-2. >> championship week in college hoops. villanova taking on st. john's in big east quarter finals at the garden. love madison square garden. corner pocket good. 'nova takes a 1 point lead. second half showing no mercy. 34 points. big smooth chris jenkins. top of the key. 'nova rolling over st. john's 10 8-67 face seton hall in semi-finals. >> be the best team you can be and that's something that the is part of this program. it was not one certain things. we all played for each other and we don't care whour gets assigned. >> quarter type always from pittsburgh lasalle hooking up with davidson. team high 20 points. in the second act here comes davidson. payton aldridge get up and throw it down. lasalle their season comes to end losing 8-73. temple and east carolina in the first round of the american athletic convers

flyers, shane's shot, wayne simmons, up one-nothing, now, toronto is in front of the flyers in the standings by two-point. william nylander opened their cause, ties it up. in the second, tyler bo sack, lights the lamp. the flyers now trail two to one. and they were not able to mount a come back. they fall in toronto four to two, your final score. >> that's all for sports, i'm don bell, have a great day. >> well, a little girl takes flight in strong wind. good news, she's okay. we'll show you the video coming up next. >> more and more people falling victim to the so-called imposture scam, when scammers sound official but really want your money. the red flag you should be on the look-out for just to see their faces in the morning when i wake them up. the first thing you think about is your wife and your kids and your family. so i had surgery locally, and it came back after my follow up that i needed a second surgery. and that's when i said i need a second opinion. everyone, from the moment i walked through the doors, they're smiling and i love the fact that included me in the whole process. th

(sharon) suction out your (shane) don't use spray paint. cpr is not mouth to mouth.'s mouth to stoma. (shawn) be very careful shaving. (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. >> pelley: we end tonight with a house call on one of the ocean's most majestic creatures. mark phillips sailed to the bottom of the world for our climate diaries. >> reporter: a pod of killer whales is spotted crossing a stretch of open water. resears boats to chase them, just like in the old days. this hunt, though, isn't about killing whales. it's about trying to save them. >> one of the reasons we study top predators is to understand the health of the ecosystem that helps them. >> reporter: an ecosystem that is changing. john burban and holly fearnbach, modern whale hunters, using modern gear, a camera mounted on a drone to give the whales a health check-up. and finding some are in trouble. >> she's very, very thin. you can see her ribs really clearly. she's lost all of the fat along her entire body. >> you're looking at a dying whale. >> and she ha