meeting after townhall meeting across this country. but also because the house and senate republicans are already rejecting it. housenot certain that republicans can even reach a majority in this house on their legislation. the head of the republican study committee, the largest group of republicans, have said this bill is not acceptable. mr. meadows from north carolina, the head of the freedom caucus, said this build is not repeal the affordable care act which is his objective and the objective of the freedom caucus. senator cruz has said that as well. senator paul has said that as well. senator lee has said that as well. one thing is clear, however, mr. speaker, house republicans are going to have to find the votes on their own to dismantle the protections incorporated into the affordable care act that the american people now have. is the affordable care act? it is not. should we have spent the last six years trying to make it work as well as a possibly can? yes, we should have. were we able to do that? no. theonly alternative republ

we need some sun light to see what happened. >> the aclu offering resistance training in national townhallhose who wish to protest president trump. should they be promoting opposition to the president? we'll debate next. >> messy, disruptive, loud, that's what democracy looks like. v8 or a powdered drink? ready, go. ahhhhhhhh! shake! shake! shake! shake! shake! done! you gotta shake it! i shake it! glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day. >> the aclu holding a nationwide training session this week named at encouraging organized resistance to president trump and educating attendees on their rights as protesters. watch. >> let's do this together. we need you to be protagonist in this struggle. we'll do the work in the court. you do the work in the street and failure is not an option. if we can put the pressure on elected officials through townhalls, through lobbying, through direct action, the protest support the values we believe in. >> the organization launched a grassroots online organizing platform people, power.org. helping people connect coordinate protests and rallies in th

former dnc chair is now admitting to passing townhall questions to hillary clinton.y an apology. i had, was she had to say. jesse watters is sitting down with president trump and getting an inside look at air force one. >> the last time i spoke to you i presented a signed photograph of myself. have you hung it on your wall. >> absolutely, write on my wall. >> that's fake news. >> that was fake news. i had frequent heartburn, but my doctor recommended... ...prilosec otc 7 years ago, 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning, 24 hours and zero heartburn. it's been the number 1 doctor recommended brand for 10... ...straight years, and it's still recommended today. use as directed. daddy! lets play! sorry kids. feeling dead on your feet? i've been on my feet all day. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles have a unique gel wave design for outrageous comfort that helps you feel more energized. dr. scholl's. feel the energy! of your brain can make it hard to lose weight? contrave is an fda-approved weight-loss medicine that may help adults who are overweight or struggle

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in san francisco, house democratic leader nancy pelosi and congresswoman jackie speier held a townhallt balboa high school.the topics they touched on we're determined by polls of their constituents. they spent the most time addressing healthcare - including a single-payer system - and russian ties to president trump and members of his cabinet.they also addressed concerns about the environment, and ultimately asked for support in changing the make up of congress in two years.in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. in sf it was a ((jrs/live)) still ahead... it was a beautiful day it was a still ahead... ((jrs/live)) kron four news.spencer blake, in san francisco, years. congress in two years.in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. ((jrs/live)) still ahead... ((jrs/live)) ((jrs/live)) still ahead... it was a beautiful day across the bay area... but that won't last... meteorologist lawrence karnow will explain when we'll see the next round of rain. (jr stone) joining me now is meteorologist lawrence karnow with details on weather. lawrence karnow: we can expect between a

as her years in public service at the district attorney's office, kimberly is not a columnist for townhalledia, support for the second amendment and her right to sell point barrow last year when she questioned president obama is cnn's townhall guns in america, earning her praise among the top politicos as the new national face and modern face of gun rights. [applause] -- a window with a four sport athlete when she suffered a spinal injury as a teenager. when she went to buy a minute there went to wyoming with her went to buy a minute there has been hashed out from has been hashed out from the wyoming disabled hunters organization. in 2013 and 2015 she was named ms. wheelchair u.s.a. and is the author of a redefined life which is published last year. please welcome ashley when bob. [applause] tony out before helped pass the concealed carry on college campuses in texas and continues to be one of the country's foremost advocates for the movement nationwide. last year she started to an iceberg and say this commercial where she is shared her struggle with those who don't believe the young black

just ask any house republican that's been to a townhall of their own.hey're having people stand up and say, i will die. you looking at a human being that will die if the affordable care act is repealed. please congressman, just whatever you do, make sure you don't strip that away from me. that's what's keeping me between standing here talking to you and being in the grave. it sounds morbid, it's as simple as that. >> jon: rachel, how do you answer those concerns? >> that's a debate going on in the house between the freedom caucus. the question becomes what is conservative. is it just numbers or is it helping families have a soft landing as they move in this transition period from obamacare and centralized healthcare into free market health reform situation. i personally think -- i'm a conservative, i think it's a very conservative idea to give people a soft landing in that transition period. it's really hard. there's a lot of people on the freedom caucus who are getting a lot of attention by being the members attacking republicans. i've heard, by the wa

they will answer questions in a townhall forum. it is located in city's bay view. >> continuing coverage right now. a lot of red and pink from coast to coast. check out the show is of support for women across the country for the day without a woman movement, which was yesterday. on the hrd of yoleft side, city. on the right side, the empire state building. all part of a nationwide call to honor and promote women's rights. not just oak land. earlier in the day a sizable turnout in san francisco too. plenty of women and men hitting the streets. in the south bay, hundreds of people rallying at san jose city hall. many of them carrying signs and carrying pink hats, a big part of the women's march in january. all were peaceful marchs. no arrests were reported.es. no arrests were reported. >>> there's a perfect example. 50 degrees. low 50s in san jose. dress in layers. light jacket weather this morning. around lunchtime, close to 70. topping out low to mid-70s. upper 60s closer to san francisco. the warm weather will stick around for a c

maria in new york, bill, loved the townhall on old school last night. it was such fun.ve 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" still number three after more than a half year in the marketplace. wow! healing jesus now out in paperback. finally tonight, the fact the tip of the day speaking of books my new one, "old school, life in the same lane" out today, reached number one hard cover on amazon already. early reviews are strong there i wrote the book with bruce fea fearstein, author of "real men don't eat quiche." old school divines what the philosophy really is and stacked it up against the snowflake movement we were talking about before so you know w

an officer that came out of the hospital -- she did a townhall with cnn. -- he did a townhall with cnn. >> the strategy was let trump betroth and go to these rallies -- was let trump be trump. he would let him go to a rally, but there were no preconceived notions. just go do it? corey: sometimes we had a plan and talked about what we wanted to talk about. december 7 of 2015, we talked about -- it was very controversial. we did on the battleship in south carolina. premisewhat the basic of the speech was going to be in the would say, maybe you should talk about these different narratives. trump -- say let trump i used to say let trump be trump. on him.itle a bridal that is not my job. my job is to tell them we have to be careful on this one and that is what i tried to do. he has had his finger on the pulse of the american people -- if you look at the interviews he did with oprah winfrey back in 1989, exact same messaging then when he ran for president in 2016. he fundamentally understood it understands what is wrong with the country and wants to change it. >> it is hard to do that -- is

streamed their debate, taking questions on health care, border control, the threat of terrorism -- a townhall>> do we define the department of education? >> no. >> there were sing-alongs. >> ♪ where the best of friends -- >> and doughnuts. a whole lot of doughnuts. >> cheers, buddy. >> the also took the r2-d2 are -- odd detour. gates of graceland. >> when you see there's a cool urkeressman mike beto o'ro the nose a lot of interesting stuff about is a gore a fit guy like beto who likes to eat doughnuts. >> how many donuts do you do week? >> i'm not a big doughnut eater. i just like them. >> this is the high-tech map i worked on last night. >> i'm supposed to be the cybersecurity geithner we did not work the camera properly or this bigger -- and we couldn't work the camera properly or the speaker. >> ♪ >> as they raced to d.c., thousands tuned in and phoned in with travel advice to help them make it in time for their vote in congress. >> i'm still disappointed by the way you thought we weren't going to get there on time. >> hey, we made it. >> we have plenty of time, obviously. >> 36 hours, 30

iowa senator joni ernst got booed at a townhall. >> the affordable care act as it is right now is unsustainable. >> reporter: but plenty of voters don't like the plan proposed to replace it. what's your biggest concern? >> my biggest concern is lack of affordability. >> we've had six, seven years to develop something and have not done it. >> control cost. make it affordable, so that the average family can -- can be covered. >> david wright speaking with voters there in south florida. and david joins us live now. david, the white house also preparing for the fbi director to speak publicly about trump's wiretapping allegations for the first time. >> reporter: that's right, james comey is set to appear monday in front of the house intelligence committee. it's going to be a blockbuster. the two big issues that lawmakers want answers on, number one, those wiretapping claims, and number two, whether there's any proof about collusion between the trump campaign and the russians. tom? >> all eyes on that hearing next week. all right, david, thank you so much. >>> and this note. another recent possible s

that is where we like to install our networks, in townhalls or churches.installations on top of a church tower. the nodes in the mesh network are routed through virtual private networks which gets around some of the laws. this is a nano station antenna, regular five gigahertz wi—fi network like you would have at home. it can reach... a location like this where there are no inhibiting factors, this can reach for several kilometres. cisco, one of the world's largest network providers, saw an opportunity where if refugees had online access, they could connect to courses already available in multiple languages. its high—tech campus in berlin comes complete with an autonomous bus. it is also home to a familiar face. we first saw assem hasna last year when we were filming in a camp injordan. he had lost this leg in an explosion in syria. he was volunteering injordan with a start—up refugee openware to 3—d print cheap synthetic parts. it was impossible to get a work permit, so he made the difficult decision to travel to berlin. he is now in cisco training to be a

they are facing a lot of push back from democrats, from voters at townhall meetings and even lawmakers within their own party. gop still trying to reach consensus on how far the healthcare bill should go. >> it's not like we love obamacare. it means don't throw the baby out with the bath water. don't kill medicaid expansion. you have to be ability to subsidize people with lower income levels >> go back to the original idea of obamacare supposed to be that people afford to go to doctor. they can't. they can afford to have coverage. but they can't afford to go to the doctor. >> the u.s. en editor of "wall street journal" join us now that paul ryan promise this bill will pass congress. he said it will. are you as convinced as the speaker is? >> this is a moment in time right. paul ryan is trying to stress caucus that if he don't do it now, this is our best opportunity. we may not get another opportunity. he's counting on people believing that and falling in like with him. to your point, there's a lot of people who say, let's do it right. not do it fast. epeople within the house and senate

. >>> chief william scott is planning to answer question in what is billed as an open townhall forum in the joseph lee gym. >>> a lot of questions about where the raiders will be playing in future years. they will get up to speed on the new stadium plan. earlier the raiders told the nfl they have new fansing in place courtesy of b of a coming in saying they would bankroll this situation. now the billionaire sheldon adelson has backed out. this will be the first time they talk about this publicly after b of a stepped in and said they would finance it. the team and the city have to still get approval. this is the biggest part of all of the process from 24 of the league's 32 owners at another meeting later this month. >>> south bay transit leaders today are getting public input on altering the interchange. it is expected to see a huge surge in future years. it is close to the new apple space ship campus being built in cupertino. tonight's open house centers around designing that interchange. caltrans hopes to finish the prom by 2022. >>> 6:07. patchy fog. less than a quarter mile. the v

townhall is a good indication of where most americans are right now.hris: so you don't pay a lot of attention to donald trump's tweets. why not? >> is an important medium politicians can use to communicate that fdr started using radio addresses and president obama change the radio address to the weekly youtube address. ultimately, a better guy for elected official actions are the prepared deliver a speech at the president gave to congress the other night, well-crafted and well delivered and the policies. for six weeks now, president obama has appointed members to his cabinet. president trump has appointed members to his cabinet. they may deliver a statement stuff from russia than anything president obama ever did. if you want to know a pro-russia policy would look like come here elements of it. slash defense spending, so the nuclear modernization. rollback missile defense systems. you would enter a one-sided nuclear arms control agreement and you try to do everything you could not war and gas production. that was barack obama's policy for eight years.

we hear from lindsey graham, who had a townhall yesterday in south carolina and was asked about the allegationsnd the tweets from president trump. [video clip] >> apparently this morning, president trump tweeted out that he believes president obama ordered wiretapping of his campaign. [laughter] it.and that would be i don't know what happened, but i can only tell you the summary of the tweet. the president of the united states is claiming the former president of the united states ordered wiretapping of his campaign last year. i don't know if it is true or not, but if it is true, illegally, it would be the biggest political scandal since watergate. side of the story -- just be quiet. if the former president of the united states was able to obtain a warrant lawfully to monitor trump's campaign for violating law, that would be the biggest scandal since watergate. here is the deal. as we get ready to talk to each other, i am very worried. i am very worried that our president is suggesting that the former president has done something illegally. i would be very worried if in fact the obama administra

- the first is please raise your green card he would like to thank the senator for attending the townhall today. green or red for agree or disagree. repairingou support the aca, read if you support repeal and replace. ok. support aou would replacement of the aca, but only if it were to be for a standards and inspired single-payer health care system. [applause] know, tom price has become the new secretary of health and human services. senator manchin, i believe you voted against tom price. is that correct? raise your green card to agree with his vote of no on tom price and read to disagree. there is a tie between the environment and health care, especially here in west virginia, where a lot of the bills go through a state legislature. head of the epa, senator manchin voted for scott pruitt. please raise your green card to agree and red card disagree. -- and red card to disagree. we also discussed the links between education and health care. betsy devos, secretary of education, senator manchin voted against. green for agree, red for disagree. finally, it pains me to say this, but president

facebook.com/townhall. here is mine. sam liccardo is my mayor. and there's my congresswoman. governor, i know that one. some i was less familiar with. school board members and that stuff. the cool thing is you can click on a contact button and it will hook you up with the e-mail or phone number. >> people feel mobilize ed right about not. that's good. >> it's good getting back in touch with you. >> i was on research with our mexican friends looking into -- >> you were doing a lot of research. thank you. something you were talking about a couple weeks ago here to stay after all this, the statue of the little girl staring down wall street is not backing down anytime soon. >> the fearless girl statue is now very popular since her installation earlier this month. the mayor of new york city says the artwork has fueled a powerful conversation about women in leadership. the statue was supposed to be coming down on april 2nd, but now she has a longer term permit to allow her to remain through february 2018. >> that statue is never coming down. >> i don't think so. >> that's going to

after that more recently for the newspaper i've been working in it the coverage on a townhall and it's so different, it's like night and day. in collierville tennessee, the parents in many cases will pay hundreds or thousands of dollars so that their children can do things like run in the competitivand competitivecheerld and travel to disney world for a competition. so there is nothing wrong with that, but the immigrant families the kids have to work harder at a younger age and they are faced with adult responsibilities at a much younger age, things like caring for a younger sibling, working and earning money to support their family, and that is why it is so important to these kids to have the outside help, to have people at school that understand their story and are willing to support them and get them to where they need to go in their lives. >> we are going to take some questions now from the audience. we have a microphone right here and another one right here if you could come up and ask your question. >> percival and from fort worth texas and my middle child graduated from school i

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i had townhall meetings i've never had to turn out like this before. the last one i had the weekend before last we filled up a gymnasium with standing room only. over 2,000 people came to talk just about the affordable care act and they are concerned about we have no idea what the broad impact will be to the healthcare system. but we do know a few things. millionaires and corporations will get massive tax cuts and we know we are going to give away $600 million to the tanning industry. we know the state medicaid programs will suffer billions of dollars in cuts and women will face barrierwhen it willface bae reproductive health care and even with all of the unknowns it is easier to see we are getting less than we are paying for. this is going to be devastating for people in every one of our districts, yours included. it's going to devastate the job market costing 3 million jobs. those are the jobs you should be worried about. this is a reckless measure, it is irresponsible and hurts the people we represent. >> mr. blumenauer. >> just reflecting in terms

well, i refer again to senator cardin's townhall meeting where this woman argued vigorously that obamacare has helped save her husband with heart disease, heart failures, open-heart surgeries suffering from dementia alzheimer, paying $29 a month, and she paying 39 does a -- paying $39 a month. i think that headline rate angry arkansas woman screamed at senator tom cotton over obamacare, claiming she pays $29 a month. and i bet she does. governor snyder said this plan doesn't reflect the comments that we made as governors. and then that number keeps coming up in this very important document. 2026, an estimated 52 million people will be uninsured. i always love reading winston churchill who reminded me of the real idea of where we are today. he reminded me of the information given by the america's essential hospitals that said that they will lose 40 plus $5 billion under this. these are rural hospitals. and let me cite for you individuals who come from the state of the proponent of this particular motion, if you will. what about sherry riggs in florida? lost her health insurance after divorc

well, i refer again to senator cardin's townhall meeting where this woman argued vigorously that obamacare has helped save her husband with heart disease, heart failures, open-heart surgeries suffering from dementia and all times, paying $29 a month, and she paying 39 does a month. i think that headline rate angry ark of someone screamed at senator tom cotton over obamacare, claiming she pays $29 a month. and i bet she does. governor snyder said this plan doesn't reflect the comments that we made as governors. and then that number keeps coming up in this very important document. 2026 an estimated 52 million people will be uninsured. i always love reading winston churchill who reminded me of the real idea of where we are today. he reminded me of the information given by the america's essential hospitals that said that they will lose 40 plus $5 billion under this. these are rural hospitals. and let me cite for you individuals who, from the state of the proponent of this particular motion, if you will. what about sherry and florida? lost her health insurance after divorce and immediately sign

among many things in my role as democratic operative prior to the dnc chair position is to share townhallis is a career crunch for her. it was not honest, rooting for hillary, took her power and used it in a surreptitious way. everybody is embarrassed. should have told the truth up front. i feel bad for her because i know her and i know she's not a malicious person but when you become overwhelmed by politics, when you become a fanatic this is what happens. sandra: hillary clinton and the days that followed the election did a little hiking in the new york area, chappaqua, made some comments in a speech yesterday. we had some of it. >> i am ready to come out of the woods. i am rethinking my strategy. the walk in the woods stuff didn't work as well. i am like a lot of my friends right now. i have a hard time watching the news. i want to say something serious. our country seems so divided right now. i do not believe that we can let political divides power into personal divides. can't just ignore or turn a cold shoulder to someone because they disagree with us politically. we have got to keep

it is what i do when i do townhall meetings. [laughter] good morning everybody. i got a few things i would like to say. all, i would like to walk you through exactly what the american health care act is. i want to walk you through exactly what this health care law is, and what we are replacing, and how important it is to repeal and replace obamacare. not just because the law is collapsing, but it will get even worse if we do nothing. show you what our problem is and what we are trying to do. to repeal and replace obamacare and we are going to do it with a three-pronged approach. number one is what we're talking about right now. this is what the ways and means committee marked up this morning, what the commerce committee is in the middle of doing right now. that's reconciliation. that's the american health care act. there are only so many things you can do in that bill because of a senate floor rules reconciliation. you can't put everything you want in that legislation because if you did, it would be filibustered and you couldn't even bring it up for a vote in the

the battle will shift to courtrooms and congressional townhall meetings. are hoping to stop transcanada's pipeline there. it may take six months for the company to win approval just in nebraska. opec and allies will discuss the impact of the oil crisis this week ended kuwait. if the market has already made it clear the work is far from done. analysts surveyed by bloomberg said the oil glut will force a cutback this summer. sunk below $50e a barrel. that is your bloomberg business flash. tom, francine? francine: thank you. coming up shortly is "bloomberg daybreak: americas" with jonathan ferro and alix steel. what you looking forward today? question for anyone in d.c. now is whether the administration's agenda is becoming unhinged or delayed. regardless, the big question from wall street is whether the deflation trade is becoming somewhat deflated, the reflation trade, that is, francine, that we've seen over the last week, down to 242 this morning. we will have a discussion with advisor mitch clarida. be: jon ferro, that is not interview of the day. the int

i did a townhall meeting a couple of weeks ago and we had a conversation, more than one conversation there. in addition to that in alabama, onhave one insurance carrier our exchange. i can tell you despite premium increases, they tell me they are still losing money. at some point, i can't expect them to continue to lose money. i am fearful we're going to lose them off of our exchange, just like we know at the end of this year we're going to lose insurers in certain places in mississippi and tennessee and other places. we got a problem, ok? we have got to solve it. you don't want the solution in this bill. if we don't solve it this way, what is the alternative? mr. byrne, i want to go back to one of your previous points and i will come to your last question. areoo, enjoy the fact there $422 million for one year for community centers for s. please.n $422 million for one year in the bill. when i was talking to mr. burgess about doing the sgr with mr. boehner and we put the money and for the community health centers, you know much we had. $3.5 billion for each year for two years. $7 bill

you wrote a piece for townhall on this left-wing movement basically destroying itself.s coming up against donald trump, a guy who's gone out to the heartland, shook the hands of working people, and got there -- look at these people, for god's sake. who wants to be with these people? the only thing that's missing here is the genital beanies. wait a minute, i think i see a few. there they are. how does this appeal to normal americans? how does this make you say, "yeah, i want a part of this." no. sandra: and, curt, you do reference the media in your write-up of this and your analysis of this, and you said no one's listening, no one's caring you said the nancy pelo i pelosis and chuck schumer is can do this all they want, no one's watching. >> it's a clown show. look what rachel maddow did in a geraldo's vault of a story about "the taxes." she built it up, she builds it up, she builds it up and there's nothing, and there keeps being nothing. look at this. russians. what about russians? where's the beef, as they used to say? there isn't any. clayton: what about we were show