i'm now retired. >> now sobel has a new trauma to deal with. his charges have just come through and they're serious. >> these are your charges. looking at intent to murder. assault with a deadly weapon and conspiracy. >> what? >> okay? because of the charges, don't have a bail release, you're going to stay here for two days. see a judge for arraignment. they'll tell you if you can bail out or be held for trial, okay? understand? >> attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and conspiracy. what happens? what did i do? i don't even know what i do. i'm not this person. attempted murder? are you [ bleep ] kidding me? i just don't get it. am i allowed to know what ariel's charges are? i mean, are they going to be the same as mine because she was there? >> she hasn't been fully booked yet. we'll find them out shortly. >> am i allowed to know that? >> no. >> this is your paperwork. come on over here. first open door on your right. >> attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon, and conspiracy. >> when you get arrested, the detectives or the in

sobel says the democrats have an opportunity to capitalize on the poor approval ratings of -- in next elections. >> this is going to be one of their key issues. you know, the president and his people in congress could not do the american people a good turn here. >> reporter: the tax plan also repeals obamacare's individual mandate, which a nonpartisan analyst said would cause 13 million americans to lose health insurance. professor james taylor says democrats didn't make enough political hay of that provision. >> that's all you need to know about how inept the democrats are as a modern political party. the fact that they now have the worst piece of legislation passed in the past 75 years at their disposal to attack. we haven't seen a strident moment of outrage coming from anybody on the senate floor.>> reporter: the reason they have to have a revote is that there were three provisions in the previous edition of the bill that were not allowed under senate rules. those provisions were removed, and the new build was the version passed by the senate. the bill is expected to reach the pres

one thing we are fighting for our subpoenas sobel for the judiciary committee and all the american peoplecan get answers to these questions, expose the bias we know existed in sure we have rule of law to rely on again. >> the american people need them to come in because the bias is so palpable, so real, nobody believes anybody is going to get a fair investigation at any level. >> the house is preparing to hold a standalone vote for a warrantless surveillance program at the intel community says is critical to stopping terror plots as republican senators rand paul and mike lee said they would vote against government spending bill including authorization of that part of the law. rob: across several states for two escaped prisoners including an accused killer. david allen anderson and ross pardo broke out of their cell in florida by chipping through the wall and squeezing under a gate. it is believed they stole a truck during a getaway, officials find it abandoned in a north carolina town. pardo is facing murder and drug charges. breaking overnight united states citizens killed in a tragic bu

joining us now is ktvu political analyst brian sobel. let's begin with the revote. first it will go to the senate. that could come tonight. >> right. >> it goes back to the house for a revote? explain that. >> right, they have to reconcile the two bills. there were parliamentary -- some parliamentary issues and then they have to revote it and it will go to the desk of the president. >> the latest polls have 55% of americans against this bill and 33% in favor. today, house speaker paul ryan said the results are going to make this bill popular. do you think that will be the case? >> everybody is going to tell their story, frank. you know, the republicans are going to say here are all the reasons why this is a really good bill. the democrats are block voting against the bill entirely, so they are going to really want to use this bill to propel their message that the president and the congress don't have their act together for the 2018 election. everybody in an odd sort of way get something out of this. >> there was resistance in high tax states like new jersey, new yor

and our north american editorjohn sobel.rates, disciplined, united and working. 0nly disciplined, united and working. only time will tell. in the meantime the late—night comedians are making hay. this is the first time theresa may will meet european leaders in this building. the last time the prime minister will come here before she pushes the bottom on brexit. just as she started to grapple with all the complexities in brussels. the scale of the potential implications of leaving the eu are coming everclear at home. they are to of the hardest working people in news. we were standing in the room on thursday when the prime minister arrived in brussels. i said on the show on thursday night, i thought she looked a different person. there was some relief, a lot of confidence. she looked as if she was really in her stride in this negotiation. a couple months ago someone negotiation. a couple months ago someone inside government crucial to theresa may said to me i think we are going to be weak and stable. that is our advantage. tha

joining us now, north america editor, john sobel.s he doing this now, he has so many issues on his plate internationally, it is not an issue you hear the base talking about? he has long made a pledge, he said he wanted to move the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem in his campaign. -- jon sopel jerusalem in his campaign. -- jon sopel. he said he wanted to recognise jerusalem as sopel. he said he wanted to recognisejerusalem as the capital of israel. a lot of people i have spoken to who have been part of the thinking process, they say he started with a very limited amount of knowledge, has been a steep climbing curve to get him to this point, but it looks like he wants to go ahead with making good on the pledge. and it is bringing an extraordinarily response back, some of which you have outlined. he spoke with the jordanian king, of which you have outlined. he spoke with thejordanian king, the speaking with thejordanians, it will undermine efforts to the peace process , will undermine efforts to the peace process, and inflaming muslim