united healthcare currently excludes all of these so this would be a big change for united healthcare. >> all right. again i want to be clear that the items as highlighted on page 12 and 13 are the services that you are recommending that the other plans offer that are currently either excluded or limited in some way? is that correct? >> correct. >> okay. just a graphite dr. follansbee >> i want to be clear of using the criterion of medical necessity? are they established? either zealous criteria outside of blue shield, that blue shield adopted? bill does blue shield have its own criteria because medical necessity is a bit vague frankly. i'm curious to know how we we get all the plans on the scene-medical necessity criteria that would not be immersed when not be excluded by medical necessity on one perimeter accepted on another peer i want to know if there's criteria? b was to my knowledge we do not >> to my knowledge we do not ask for the critical we can do that before next month's meeting >> it would be helpful and i know there has been a be some preliminary feedback by some plans so

them from selling the crop across state lines but they need to abide by the laws of each state united healthcare in illinois isn't going to sell in indiana, it's too much of a bureaucratic nightmare. have to abide by the laws of each state where they are selling. republicans want to change that when you can sell across state lines, you can still sell across state lines but you have to abide by the laws of the state you are based in. this was tried years ago with credit card companies where they said it would increase competition and of course what happened is they all moved to delaware. a few do north or south dakota they moved to whatever place offers the least consumer protections, the best deal for that business. usually is the worst for consumers and it drastically reduces competition. id i don't hear democrats when they hear this idea explain what happened in the past and changing your address takes a day. why would anyone, the republicans basically you want to have choices from all these different states but that's not going to happen. you're not going to stay in texas if you get a better

you can see aetna, united healthcare all doing before.e to "the intelligence report," actually, forgive me, you can see aetna, cigna, united healthcare turning lower perhaps in reaction to what we just heard from tom price and also from sean spicer. joining me with reaction to what we heard, former nsa director and ceo of iron net keith alexander. good to have you here, and especially important time to have you here given what we saw from the president over the weekend and given the exchange you heard with reporters betweens shoulds and some of the reporters asking what evidence the president had to say that president obama was wiretapping his phones. what's your reaction to that? what was your reaction over the weekend when you first heard it? >> i think where it end up wh sean spicer saihaving the intel communities look at this is great idea. it gives somebody outside the administration to look at it, that's the role of congress, in this case the two intel committees, the house select committee on intelligence and the senate select comm

i wanted to mention yesterday cnbc had reported that annual income for the ceo of united healthcare is $66 million annually. the ceo of aetna is $17 million annually. the ceo of cigna is $13 million annually. do you think that the new legislation is no longer capping the tax deduction that the private insurance companies can take on their corporate wages? it was capped under the original legislation at $500,000, this new legislation is taking that away. to me, that is criminal and everything that ryan is proposing is based on take aways that are really detrimental to the whole nation and only profiting individuals such as the three that i referred to. host: what are the tax breaks lisa is talking about in the proposal. guest: there is a tax break, i haven't studied this in great detail, it is something that puzzled me frankly when i saw this in the law and something obviously some conversations that have gone -- taken place so companies have made the case for this, enough so congress included it in the bill, but it is something corporate ceo pay for health insurance companies is someth

united healthcare is one of the largest healthcare providers in america, a private insurance company. their ceo in 2004 was compensated with $66 million. he actually took a pay cut because he made $102 million in 2010. there is a provision in this bill that says explicitly, this bill will allow insurance companies to claim exorbitant executive compensation as a business expense for deduction from taxes. okay? >> three weeks ago the department of justice opened up an investigation on united healthcare for overbilling the medicare program not by tens of millions of dollars, not by hundreds of millions but by millions of dollars. you are going to vote this massive tax, united healthcare, their executives and their cronies in the midst of all of this. this is morally reprehensible. i now yield three minutes to mister connor. >> thank you mister higgins. the cbo report shows the numbers there just don't add up. you can't say that you are going to save $1 trillion in the deficit both less subsidy than they are getting under the affordable care act and still claim that people are going to lo

look at insurers, they are all down, the dow insurers, united healthcare group and travelers. this after the health care bill never passed. united health and travelers, two of the biggest losers on the dow which kind of indicates though the president said we can get this done, the insurers aren't believing it, or maybe they are and worried that finally they're going to be held accountable. all in all, reaction has been pretty muted which is what we've seen all year long as the quarter draws to a close, there's been two days of 1% moves for the dow and the s&p 500. what does that mean? stocks are moving in a very narrow range. here's where we stand right now. dow is stuck in the mud, down either 26 throughout half of trish's show and now down 27. the nasdaq is gaining, up 22. nothing muted about facebook and amazon, continued to have monster 2017s. both i hope you own. these tech stocks hitting highs on track for record closes. we have facebook up a half a percent but up nearly 24% year to date. amazon up 15%, it's gaining other 2% today. we got to talk about samsung, hoping rea

united healthcare says it is losing $1 billion, they are calling it quits. blue cross blue shield as well as humana are all bailing out of this thing. i mean unless action is taken. it is going to fail, isn't it? >> well greg, for about six years the obama administration tried to work with republicans to make some fixes to this legislation. they decided that the interest in the american people was not what they were put into office four. >> so you're saying obamacare was bad to begin with because they almost immediately needed fixing? >> less move passes and look at now. >> you can admit that it was a bad idea to begin with. >> getting healthcare to over 20 million americans who did not have it was not a bad idea. >> there were other ways to do it. >> it is true that women have access to birth control and biased by the fact that they're just women and how they are charged to healthcare. that is not a bad idea. let's move past this and focus on the dysfunction of this white house and we plan that is being put forward. of course it is no surprise given his hea

united healthcare is the largest. >> 2014, $66 million. one man and one year. neither healthcare is under investigation today by the department of justice. medicare program of billions of dollars. first thing this committee did and the pretense of healthcare reform was give him united health and their chromemys and a massive tax cut. the tax returns to the president -- the work of this committee as it pursues comprehensive tax reforms in 30 years. with that, i yeield back for my time. >> thank you mr. thompson, you are recognized for your last word. >> my friend from pennsylvania made an appoint to clarify whether or not this of the law of president or candidate the president has to disclose his or her tax forms and i think we all know the fact that it is not. it has been customary for the last 40 years. every president or presidential candidate has with the exception of this one. if my friend would like the join me. i think it is clear of what's today this is an important issue especially coming before this committee when so much is at stake of the tax returns

united healthcare is down a percent.rkets that had been in the green much of the day turned south. the reality that this thing won't sail alongmer merrily is setting in. mike emanuel is on capitol hill with more. what are conservatives saying after this? >> they're saying that the leadership did not have the votes. so what we've seen is paul ryan was supposed to be doing a news conference this hour. we just got word that the house has said there won't be any votes tonight. leadership is saying that to rank and file members. they're telling the members to be around tomorrow. votes are possible tomorrow. there's a bit of an optic problem if you were to do votes in the middle of the night. perhaps that's one of the consideration to are repealing and replacing obamacare at 3:00 a.m. may not be the right image you want out there. bottom line, conservatives say after talks with leadership, leadership doesn't have the votes. >> we're certainly trying to get to yes, but indeed, we've made very reasonable requests and we're hopef

healthcare system. why aren't we like that? knowledge, nobody is leaving the united states to seek healthcare in those tons ofs, but there are people from around the world who come to the united states, laces like houston and john hopkins hospital to get world-class medical treatment hat is the result of our profit-driven system, it encourages research, it encourages development, it innovation and those are things that tend to go away hen it is solely for the purpose of the public good. calling toorth worth talk about the reaction from republicans this morning. was introduced by the house g.o.p. reiterate, budget committee 10:00 on c-span 2, watch it. other events happening today, as go to c-span.org, not only can you see the budget of e talked about, a lot things happening, moving parts as we describe it, and to keep on, k of what is going including statements from house pe ker paul ryan, and pelz pelosi, as well, go to informationfor more on today's proceedings especially in light of healthcare. house of representatives just to come in for their session and we will

same time all of this is happening in london, we're getting new information in the united states about the healthcare bill. you may know -- we'll come back and talk about the united states now. the healthcare bill in washington -- thank you -- is in trouble. paul ryan was just on the air with our own dana perrino saying they're working very hard to get the votes. they do not have the votes. the head of the house freedom caucus, conservative hard liners, if you will, said all along that they don't want costs to go up and that they believe some entitlements need to be removed, are voting -- not in solidarity, but more than 24 of them are now in opposition to this bill. the president and paul ryan and others are lobbying for more support, but so far they haven't gotten it. again, that vote just 48 hours away. it has been a frantic lobbying effort. donald trump, leaders in the u.s. house, trying to get this group of hardline conservatives over. now there's another group, more moderate group, of just a handful who were upset about the changes that were made overnight monday. they made some changes to this

healthcare will not in the next 10 years. won't have it in the next year or so. we're going to be up to 50 million people in the united tates who don't have healthcare, for the average person, we were trying with the act and e care obamacare, to make sure more people had access to healthcare, people had preventative care. e know that most things can be prevented. 75% of healthcare costs are from largely iseases that can be prevented. 75%. get the money do, on the front end, prevention, screening, nutrition, that kind to reduce cost in the long run, this gets rid of all that. ost: open the phone for viewers, congressman tim ryan with us for 25 minutes. democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. it is your number. i know you ryan, remember who challenged your we ership back in december, talked about that last time you were on this program, i wonder it means hts on what for speaker ryan if this vote fails, if he does not pass this and replacement plan tomorrow she in danger? uest: i think it is a huge blow, huge blow for him, if he doesn't. speaker pelosi, who was able to pass legisla

united states. whatsoever for healthcare on their end. that president obama cabinet put together. nobody's asking him where his tax returns are again. again. and they've been on television he's comele day since into office on things that he's hearing we're not so how is the -- process of impeachment started? makers on on news sunday at 10:00 a.m., representative mark meadows will on. he is the republican from north carolina and the chairman of the house freedom caucus that will be sunday at 10:00 a.m. let's take a look. we've got a you pretty sophisticated account caucus es notom just for our members but we also each out to some that are not members of the caucus but specifically vote in a more fashion.ive and if the vote were held today, some minor as i hear hey're talking about some potential small tweaks based on that, there's not the vote -- the votes e close to and i can tell you the whip has een working very hard on even the undecided so i can assure needs to be bill changed not only to pass the the but certainly to pass senate as well. is ow far off are you or this leadersh

had someone on to discuss the united states national healthcare act? hr676 introduced by john conyers of detroit. host: okay. what would it do? paragraph, e is one it says elements of the bill. irst paragraph, expands medicare program to provide all individuals residing in the and territories, tax fubded healthcare that includes all immediately care, primary care, intervention, prescription drugs, emergency care, long-term care, mental health, dental services and vision care, to the canadian bill and healthcare universal healthcare europe.e in this is something conyers introduced year after year, they to even take it up, it seems to be so popular. two or three -- ready to go. just wondering, have you had someone on from conyers office the healthcare act? host: we've had mr. conyers on reach out again. thank you for the suggestion. relating to what you were states weigh expanding medicaid, growing number of states consider under the he program affordable care act after last week's collapse of the gop development that could make it harder for republicans

>> other any united healthcare people here? no representative from united healthcare >> no. okay. are there any other issues from any of the other health plans? hearing none, and seeing none, we will move on. an opportunity to place items number 20 >> item number 20 discussion item offered into place items on future agendas. >> yes through the kopelman of association was forwarded the timely access report for the calendar year 2015 which i reviewed and would like to have our contractors maybe respond to the issues that were raised in the 2015 report. i understand the 2006 report is not due until march 31 but clearly what the responses are to the issues were raised to each of our contracted health plans. >> all right. this would be an inquiry that you would render through the executive director to be asked of each of our contracted health plans and they would come back with responses regarding the contents of the report at which meeting bum a meeting? >> yes may meeting >> at the may meeting. so heads up to our health plan partners. it lease receiving this document to request commi

in 2015, the united states spent $3.2 trillion on healthcare.t makes it the most expensive healthcare system in the world. almost 17% of the entire us economy. to put that in context, that share of gdp is way bigger than any other developed country. switzerland is second at 11.5%, closely followed by japan, germany, and france. as you can see the trump administration wants to cut it right back. it wants to stop fining people who don't take out medical insurance. it wants to stop forcing firms to provide insurance. and it wants to curb government funding for medicaid for low—income people. the good news, this would help fill the hole in america's public finances. the congressional budget office, which is non—partisan, says it would bring down the federal budget deficit by $337 billion within ten years. but the bad news is this. the same office warns it would leave 2a million more americans without health insurance within a decade, 1a million as soon as next year. it's put president trump at odds with democrats, and many republicans too. the house

have next, speaker ryan saying the house will vote as requested by the president of the united states on healthcarefor 7 1/2 years we have been promising thamerican people that we'll repeal and replace this broken law that is collapsing and failing families, and tomorrow we are proceedings. reporter: do you have the votes? lou: we'll find out tomorrow. tammy bruce and mollie hemingway tammy bruce and mollie hemingway on what is thought to be a you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. with e*trade's powerful trading tools, right at your fingertips, you have access to in-depth analysis, level 2 data, and a team of experienced traders re

have next, speaker ryan saying the house will vote as requested by the president of the united states on healthcarew. >> for 7 1/2 years we have been promising the american people that we'll repeal and replace this broken law that is collapsing and failing families, and tomorrow we are proceedings. reporter: do you have the votes? lou: we'll find out tomorrow. tammy bruce and mollie hemingway on what is thought to be a failed process by speaker ryan. i'll never find a safe used car. start at the new carfax.com show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new everyday. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for just $99 a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. lou: in our online poll last night we asked do you find amusing the dems and the trumpers are twisting themselves into knots that the trump

you will find subsidized dental insurance provided by the government of the united kingdom to its folks under national healthcare. so i would suggest the congressman focus on making comments about health care in america and not using c-span as a forum to make stupid comments about the british people. that is all i have to say. thanks. host: julie from delaware, ohio. caller: yes, i was calling about sean hannity. i watched his program last night. tom price was on his program and said that this health care is about the governors of the state, really not the american people. i don't understand why are we protecting the governors of all these states. is it because of medicaid expansion? is, is therent going to be cut off for health care or can you get this health care anytime you want, just like insurance for auto? host: are you talking about pre-existing conditions? caller: no, there was a cut off for you have to apply for health care under this system. you only have a window to apply if you don't have health care. host: for the next year's health care plan? caller: right. will it be open all the time? i don't und

have called a group of conservatives from the united states house of representatives and assess for his support to be able to move the american healthcare act forward. we are honored to be a to represent the conservatives and to work with the president and the vice president for all communities of the american people. >> thank you spirit thank you. >> good job. good job. >> [inaudible conversations] >> and we are live once again awaiting the start of this joint news conference with president trump and german chancellor on jerome a meeting with president trump face-to-face for the ver first time -- angela merkel. >> ladies and gentlemen the president of united states and the chancellor of the federal republic of germany.

united states. the legislation before the house isn't our only tool to help's stabilize the healthcare market place.g it is one prong of the three-part strategy. the second prong as the administration continues to usee a broad authority to bring relief. officials like the secretary off health and human services, time price, and the administrator of the centers for medicare and medicaid services are already working to bring relief to stabilize health markets that obama care has rattled. remove the third prong is further legislation to improve the healthcare market and make it more competitive for consumers. taken together, these three prongs into restore power to ths decisions out of washington .. to the states.ple they also represent the best way to bring relief to americans who continue to suffer under obama care. the american people deserve better than this feeling law. we promise we would repeal and replace it.er,

republican leaders the midterm 20-18 elections will be a bloodbath for the g-o-p if they cannot unite to pass this healthcareplacement. ((2shot/catherine)) police are still stumped as to the identity of the man caught on home security cameras..... in not one but two different cities in solano county ((steve)) he's stealing sneakers right off people's porches.and as stanley roberts shows us...he appears to be targeting one brand. we showed you video of the used shoe bandit who appears to only be targeting nike shoes at this time, in fact, in one of the video's he picks up a pair of new balance shoes only to return them some say it's because they didn't fit one viewer even suggested that putting back the new balance shoes was a political statement another viewer said he was a heel .. and that he lacked solenats: ambiance so far what we know is he has struck in fairfield and american canyon and it has people talking some believe he could be homeless and is simply looking for shoes .other believe he could be selling them on the internet whatever the reason police still want to talk to him they believe he lives i

personal security, economic security, of job creation, paper communities, education, of healthcare that can unite us as a country and make the country stronger. >> i'm not ready to, when we're done with that we will see if we can have a readout. i understand that. we're not it friday yet, i will have a readout when it's done. i know the full meeting has gone to the advance with the signing, thank you. i'll be back tomorrow, five days in a row. thank you. [inaudible conversation] >> the white house briefing today about 40 minutes long, find it if you missed any of it online, we will have it up at c-span.org and the senate meeting right now in caucuses for their wii weekly party lunch working on allowing montenegro to join nato and also today a house committee meeting to consider legislation that would require the treasury secretary, vice president trumps tax returns. we will have a hearing life 4:00 eastern time over on c-span3.>> c-span voices from the road. we recently visited 17 historically black colleges and universities, asking students what issue would you like congress or the administratio

and the political question comes up, if you can't get republicans united against healthcare policy how do you get related around tax reform policy get you there is large support for tax reform but when you get to the details there are still divides. we have seen that on health care and we will see it on tax reform. and ryan and trump if they moved to tax form, how they look on selling this. and the healthcare framework with the support of the president but didn't do it together in unison. do they do that on tax reform, is there a different outcome, remains to be seen but from policy perspective it was important to do obamacare first, then move on to tax reform. neil: x keep an eye on the markets. us treasury yields are following, below today on session which tells me the bond market facing head winds to pick up economic activity which presumably getting rid of taxes, most of them anyway. it is my opinion, wouldn't put much stock in it. it is not looking good. potential for the economy, via health care repeal replace effort. and the tax cut that you talked about each >> it depends what

this is now a governmentally dominated healthcare system in the united states.s what the aca was. the republicans want to change it back or change it over to a new system, which is a market oriented doctor/patient relationship system. if democrats are will be to work on that, then there's a lot of places where we can go to find bipartisanship. once again, fundamentally you have to start moving back to a market doctor/patient oriented system. if you don't have that, there probably won't be bipartisanship. >> mr. hoppe, i understand the power of that slogan, but when you say let's go back to and market based, but you can't point to examples of success. what was going on before was not working that well. where do you have a market based health insurance system that works well? >> you have it in dentistry and in plastic surgery, if i can jump in you have it anywhere where the consumer has more skin in the game than a third party payer. dentist rates have stayed very low, plastic surgery also. >> but plastic surgery is elective. >> it's still market based, though. on

paul: when we come back the president calls on lawmakers to pass healthcare reform. can the party unite around ad can the party unite around ad plan to repeal and replace obamacare? the one you got last year? if we consolidate suppliers, what's the savings there? so should we go with the 467 horsepower? ...or is a 423 enough? good question. you ask a lot of good questions... i think we should move you into our new fund. sure... ok. but are you asking enough about how your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab. [vo] quickbooks introduces he teaches lessons to stanley... and that's kind of it right now. but rodney knew just what to do...he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he knows where he stands in an instant. ahhh...that's a profit. which gave him the idea to spend a little cash on some brilliant marketing! ha, clever. wow, look at all these new students! way to grow, rodney! know where you stand instantly. visit quickbooks.com. >> obamacare has collapsed and we must act decisively to protect all americans. action is not a choice. it's a necessity. i'm

have called a group of conservatives from the united states house of representatives and assess for his support to be able to move the american healthcare act forward. we are honored to be a to represent the conservatives and to work with the president and the vice president for all communities of the american people. >> thank you spirit thank you. >> good job. good job. >> [inaudible conversations] >> and we are live once again awaiting the start of this joint news conference with president trump and german chancellor on jerome a meeting with president trump face-to-face for the ver first time -- angela merkel. l

important thing is to communicate a message of how you're going to solve a problem with the healthcare system in the united states of america. as i've been out talking to people there are very few people who can understand what the house gop plan was. >> what you mean when you say president trump doesn't understand policy? what does that mean? >> i think you have to get down to the nuts and bolts. you have to be able to read these laws and he admitted it was a little bit of a learning curve. i met a woman by the name of judy schneider with the congressional research service. she said everything on capitol hill is about policy, politics and procedures. i think they should've taken the side and say let's understand this about budget and better understand how this legislation should be crafted. you also need to understand there are key components to healthcare that need to be improved. you gotta do something for the working poor. you gotta do something for the people with pre-existing conditions. we need to talk about affordability. we need to look at how we can expand and i think that's what the president ha

republicans rebel against their own healthcare plan. >> we are united on repeal, but we are divided on replacement. >> the president puts it on the line for the plan as conservatives lash out and the proposal officially heads to capitol hill today. >>> tragedy on the tracks. >> we need an ambulance headquarters, we're going to need some ambulances. >> an investigation underway after a freight train slams into a tour bus. why couldn't the bus get out of the way? >>> scorched earth, wildfires raging from colorado to texas, killing at least six people and forcing thousands to evacuate. this

healthcare bill. meantime, democrats in congress are vowing to remain united in their opposition and they have the support of california governor jerry brown. >> mr. trump, come down from trump tower, walk among the people and see the damage that this latest exercise in raw political power will wreck on the women, the men and the children of this country. >> governor brown joined top democrats on the steps of the u.s. capitol today to mark the anniversary of the passage of president obama's affordable care act. >>> coming up, an addiction dispute in the east bay. at 6:30, two investigates looks into the demolition of this home while a tenant is still living there. >> we're tracking the next round of rain, which is not far off. >> up next, a bay area business owner accused of selling clothes made from endangered species. what she had to say from court. >> i'm sorry that furs were killed by enlightened people 50 and 100 years ago. but maybe if something positive can come out from it -- >>> here in the bay area, we love talking about our weather. listen to the people who know what they're talking about. the

security, personal security, economic security, job creation, safer community, education, healthcare, that can unite us as a country, make the country stronger. i am not ready -- when we're done with that, we will see if we can have a read out. hold on. i understand that. we are not friday yet. i will have a readout when it is done for a neat delete might know the pool needs to get to the vans for the signing p thank you pete i will be back tomorrow. five days in a row this week, ladies and gentlemen. thank you, guys. >> jenna: five days in a row? a promise from our press secretary. you know where you can find his press briefing, you will find them here. usually during our 1:00 hour. it lacked covered in a press briefing, the tax reform issue, infrastructure, but there was a lot on the intel committee stili know that gets confusing so we will talk about everything covered at the press briefing but i would like if we can to go to our chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge who is alive in washington. if you can sum up the news of the day regarding this intel community and why it matters.

subsidies, the mandates that hurt our local businesses we unite behind beginning to restore state control, real power and choice over there healthcaren is what we unite behind, we will listen and make improvements where we can but there is no question this is the bill that will come to the president's desk, repeal obamacare and give americans hope and relief again. charles: that was kevin brady, one of the key figures not only helping put this together but to sell it to fellow republicans in the key messages, so much more that unites then divides over there's serious conservative opposition and moderate to don't like parts of the bill but this is just the beginning of the negotiating process. here is the thing. publicans used to be extremely worried about the debt, $400 billion in interest alone. is it smart or okay to say we need to ignore that for a moment and get this economy firing on all cylinders and if the economy is growing at 31/2% or 5%, that makes fighting the debt and easier proposition. >> that is the backwards way of looking at it. part of getting the economy growing, i would put a big .5%, 4%, 31/2% is aggressive, lab

united states but it was not. >> the trump administration is playing in defense in high stakes. mounting concerns of the past republican healthcare plans. the breaking news is how the president's second attempt of the travel ban limiting immigration from six immigration countries just hit a roadblock. a federal judge in hawaii blocking the ban finding it to amount to a religious test of a violation of the first amendment. his campaign style in nashville tonight, the president responded. >> a judge just blocked our executive order on travel and refugees coming into our country from certain countries. [ crowd boos ] >> the only he blocked was a watered down version of the first order that was blocked by another judge and should never been blocked to start with. >> this is a watered down version. let me tell you something. i think we ought to go back to the first one to go all the way which is what i want to do all the way which was what i wanted to do in the first one. >> president trump's travel ban is now frozen. that's thanks to this 43 page decision by federal judge derek watson zeroed in on a debate that raged across bars and

united states. president trump has issued an ultimatum about the healthcare changes he wants to introduce.is still short of support. this is something he's been trying to drive through, it should have been voted on yesterday and it was not because of lack of support. let's find out the latest from gary 0'donoghue, who is following the debate in washington. i think they have set a time, gary? the vote this evening? what is your sense of what will happen? yeah, the vote should ta ke will happen? yeah, the vote should take place in about three hours' time. as we speak, the speaker of the house, paul ryan, the most powerful republican in the country after the president, he is the man charged with getting that bill through. he's at the white house updating president tramp on the numbers as we speak. the white house spokesman has just been lost in the last two seconds whether they have the votes. he did not say yes, he .net that she did not say no. he said the president thought this was their chance to replace 0bamacare and that would be at after this moment in time. the stakes are enormously hi

healthcare reform. and so far at least he is absolutely correct. >> well, we will see if they go behind closed doors to get something going and to come out in a united fashion. >> all right, jana, thank you. >>> well the failure to pass the healthcare legislation raised concerns on wall street about the outlook for corporate tax cuts. the major index has posted their biggest weekly loss in months. the dow closed down 59 a points today. nasdaq was up 11. s&p fell about two. >>> the possible future of the oakland raiders could be decided as early as next week. on monday nfl owners hold their annual meeting in phoenix expected to vote on the raiders proposal to move the team to las vegas. ktvu's paul chambers tells us this comes as the city of oakland today offered more information about a plan to build a new stadium here to keep the raiders in oakland. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf is determined to keep the oakland raiders in her city. >> right now i have all my energy focused on convincing the raiders and the nfl ownership oakland is the market to stay in. we have a stadium plan, we are ready to build it. >> reporter: these are the sketches

united states postal service priority : you >>> let's turn to healthcare.monday, we expect to get cbo score. meanwhile, the white house seems to be trying to work the represents. >> the cbo was way off the last time. if you're looking for accuracy, you're looking in the wrong place. >> they have been underperforming. >> the fate of obamacare is make everybody buy our health insurance, young and healthy people go into market and pay for the older and sicker people. >> what mandate does he take issue with. >> what about men having to purchase prenatal care. >> i'm back with burn stien and, where should we look to get an idea of what this means? >> first of all, cbo is not way off. it's going to be an important score because it's going to certainly show that under the republican's healthcare plan, there will be significantly reduced coverage. 15 million people will lose coverage. paul ryan is wrong about this. >> is it true, i can't imagine, maybe 25-year-old are more responsible than i was, i cannot imagine if i'm feeling healthy and i think i can buy the man

healthcare bill on capitol hill. fox news has now learned that the president has just asked that speaker paul ryan and the united statessentatives pull the republican version, pull this new healthcare bill and in essence the repeal and replace of obamacare, the new republican version is now dead. the problem was the republicans did not have enough votes on capitol hill to pass it. the early reporting from major newspapers across the country is they can only lose 22 republican votes, all of the democrats were voting against this thing. ney could only lose 22 republican votes. but they were going to lose more than 30. some of the people that were going to vote against it were from a very conservative group of the house of representatives, the freedom caucus. they are tea party types from across the country that said if this is too much like obamacare, too much government intervention. they didn't want it. it was too much big government in the middle of america's healthcare. and then the moderates that said, this eliminates medicaid for a lot of our constituents. a couple of congressmen from new jersey said today, we just

only all of the conservatives, but the mainstream republicans about the healthcare law and the secretary treasurer of the unitedto crisis actually begins next wednesday. march 15. the fed will raise interest rates. it's not going to stop three or four times this year. it has no choice. it's dithered for 99 months. it has to allow the market to normalize. second, the debt ceiling freezes in at $20 trillion and they're burning through cash at the treasury like drunk een sailors. the treasury has no idea what's happening in his own joint. in the trump administration, they burned through $294 billion in cash. they started with $382 billion. it's down to $88 billion and dropping by the day. the rate they lost cash year between march and early june, they will be out of cash by memorial day. there's no reason to believe that will be any different this year -- >> neil: raise the debt ceiling. >> there's no pathway to a majority in the congress that soon. they have declared war on the democrats. i guess they deserve it. after all of the immigration bans, the walls at the border, the deportations, the attacks on obama. f

united states is a come pupulsive liar. >> confidence over a new revised healthcare bill. >> it is going to be passed quickly. >> north koreas pursuing programs that would allow him to present a clear threat to the united states. all options are on the table. >> he went undetected on the south side grounds more than 16 minutes before being caught at the entrance of the residence just below the president's bedroom. ♪ welcome to saturday, we have been waiting for you, i am christie paul. >> and i am martin savidge. it is great to be with you. >> president trump is waking up at his resort in florida still sticking to his claims of wiretap of president obama during his 2016 campaign. >> we'll have the russia intel hearings and it will take place on monday and the confirmation hearing of neil gorsuch. >> cnn's washington correspondent, brian, good morning to you. do we know the status of the meeting of angela merkel. >> the meeting of merkel and president trump seems to be going pretty well. there is no doubt that the press krc conference was awkward. as you mentioned the wiretap issue did come up. president trump did not back d

healthcare, repeal and replace and obamacare. >>> let's get to the developing story out of the united kingdom. police have made seven arrests in connection with the london terror attack near parliament yesterday that killed four people and left 29 others injured. six raids occurred in cities including birmingham and london. police believe, though, the culprit was acting alone. the house of commons is opening this morning. theresa may is expected to address lawmakers. we will head to london for a full report in just a minute. >> the fed front and center once again. chair janet yellen will give opening remarks at a conference in washington at 8:45 eastern. minneapolis fed president neel kashkari is speaking at that event. dallas fed president, rob kaplan is talking about the economy and monetary policy at a gathering in chicago this evening. as for data, weekly jobless claims at 8:30 eastern, followed by the february new home sales at 10:00. >>> consulting firm accenture reports earnings before the bell. after the loews, micron, gamestop and kb home. >>> the house is scheduled to vote on repeali

healthcare plan. senator rand paul put it we are united on repeal but divided on replacement. presenting an optimistic front insisting it's a work in progress. this morning, republicans at odds over their new healthcare bills. the president and house speaker trying to build >> it's a complicated process. but actually it's very simple. it's called good healthcare. >> the nightmare of obamacare is about to end. >> but not everybody's on the same page. >> this is instead a step in the wrong direction. and as much as anything it's a mixed opportunity. >> dead on arrival. president trump is hopeful they'll get on board. i feel my friend rand paul will come along with a great healthcare program because he knows obamacare is a disaster. conservatives argues the bill doesn't go far enough because it phases out medicaid expansion by 2020. they added it contradicts president trump's central economic message and lacks transparency. >> this it too important to rush through. >> on capitol hill, an explosive exchange at the hearing of rod rosenstein. >> al franken was blasted. >> i consider

said he wants a vote on friday, which is tomorrow here in the united states, he wants a vote on the repeal and replacement of this healthcarent? because there are some within the republican party who has been fighting for the last seven yea rs been fighting for the last seven years since this law was passed to repeal it and replace it. this is something that they've made their key campaign pledge and here is donald trump saying, look, you either take this or you leave it. this is the healthcare deal on the table, there will be no further negotiating. if you want to repeal and replace obamacare, go and do your jobs, and replace obamacare, go and do yourjobs, go and vote and we get thejob done. that's yourjobs, go and vote and we get the job done. that's the ultimatum that he's just given. what does this mean for the american people? under the affordable care act, it was the biggest health reform seen in this country for 60 years. barack obama brought in reforms that allow more people to buy health insurance. now, under this new bill it's feared that millions, 2a million by the next decade, will lose their insurance. and ther

. >> shepard: more now on the effort to unit the majority party in washington for the new healthcare bill. chris wallace is live in washington. they seem to be trying very hard, chris. how is it coming? >> well, it's a tough haul. it's kind of refreshing to see a president and his staff really working, prepping the flesh, to use an old fashioned team, the way that ronald reagan used to do, the way that lyndon johnson used to do and the way that barack obama didn't very often, which is really to work on retail politics one by one to meet with people, to listen to their concerns and try to convince them to support a very important piece of the president's legislation. but there's differences within the republican party. you have a lot of conservatives that feel this obamacare repeal and replace doesn't go far enough. you have a few moderates in both the house and especially the senate that think it goes too far. so you have to thread the needle here. >> shepard: the other matter that seems to be percolating today, beginning with john roberts' question, regarding michael flynn, the form

both those names, i think, have a lot of upside related to healthcare reform. finally unitedwhere i think even with secretary price, we have seen a move to value based care under obama care, it was a byproduct and offshot of the law. but i done think that that train has already left the station. and united, as you know, with optum, they have an ambulatory care delivery platform and health i.t., they're making leadership role in bending the healthcare cost trend or just solving the nation's cost conundrums. i have strong buys on those three names. despite some upside we've seen. >> we've had some discussions and proposed mergers that have struggled, fallen apart. once the dust settles on repeal and replace, do you think those transactions will come back? >> i think humana may still be in play. as you know, cigna and anthem, they're still in a state of appeal on the court ruling of their proposed merger. once we get some clarity around that, it is possible that either cigna or anthem may be interested in humana. i think the medicare story is favorable regardless of repeal and r

early and will likely take more than a power point presentation to unite congress or even the republican party on the american healthcare act. alison: the new chief of the environmental protection agency says he doesn't think carbon dioxide is the primary contributor to global warming. they are at odds with the main street scientific consensus on the issue. the e.p.a. website states that carbon dioxide is the primary greenhouse gas contributing to the recent climate change. today the office of environmental justice resigned or the plans to cut the agency's budget. larry: nice spring today but tomorrow is a reminder it's still winter. we have the latest in the weather center. doug, what is going on? doug: 74 degrees today. warm. but nowhere near the record high in washington when it hit 80 in the state. gorgeous now. the temperatures are still in the low 70's. talk about what is coming. the differences. a big change coming. it's 71 in washington. 72 in quantico. cold front is on the way. area of low pressure develops along the cold front sliding southeastward overnight. the rain is expected through the overnight hours. t