they got urie. >> i was in brook alone last night, sixers were chaptering trust the process. markelle fultz was in camden. and second rounders >> ona bill den. they say he expected the team to have chemistry. >> you see now in the nba everybody has different people, what you got to do. >>th that's what i'm capable of doing. >> that is villanova star josh hart. celebrating in the reason why is he's trading in the blue and white for the purple's gold. traded to the laker it's. that was 30th overall. also. nova who are, kris jenkins signed with the washingtons with studios. the phillies underway and aaron altherr and freddy galvis gets a jump on what would have been a hit and it's 1-0 phillies right now. >>> i'm excited about the picks for the sixers. >> and for flyers. >>> the (man) hmm. ♪hat do you think? (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love.

we've been working on this for the past 70 years. >> uris is happening. a legislative process. the house passed a bill and now it doesn't mean the senate is going to take up their bill. they are going to form their own bill. once the senate bill is passed, there's a conference in both bills are discussed and will have a bill finally to be voted on and hopefully passed and signed by the senate. elizabeth: have a question for you. we heard health and human service secretary tom price interviewed by senator durbin a few days ago. not even he had seen any evidence of the draft of any legislation. does that make you nervous from the standpoint that this is how they draft legislation, but also can be done quite differently. >> it doesn't make me nervous at all. i know from colleagues of mine on the hill what is going on. the relevant committees in the senate are working very hard and once they are satisfied with the bill drafted, it will be shared with other republicans and democrats. it would be great to get democratic votes on our bill. something democrats did not seek or want from

they got urie. was in brook alone last night, sixers were chaptering trust the process. markelle fultz was in camden. and second rounders >> ona bill den. they say he expected the team to have chemistry. >> you see now in the nba everybody has different people, what you got to do. >>th that's what i'm capable of doing. >> that is villanova star josh hart. celebrating in the reason why is he's trading in the blue and white for the purple's gold. traded to the laker it's. that was 30th overall. also. nova who are, kris jenkins signed with the washingtons with studios. the phillies underway and aaron altherr and freddy galvis gets a jump on what would have been a hit and it's 1-0 phillies right now. >>> i'm excited about the picks for the sixers. >> and for flyers. >>> the video . >>> this has back quite a sensation. take a look. by the dallas zoo. he gorilla she'd off his moves. it's gotten tens of thousands. they added the song maniac as the sound track. back in a moment. jape . >>> ukee, i thought i

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ury,his pattern of brain injury, however, is usually seen as a result of cardiopulmonary arrest, where the blood supply to the brain is inadequate. >> reporter: fred warmbier says he's still in shock. >> these things are tough to process, but he's with us, and im're trying to make him comfortable, and we want to be a part of his life. >> reporter: doctors say otto warmbier's heart stoppage could have been caused by trauma or drug intoxication. urott, there are currently three other americans in a north korean prison there. >> pelley: michele miller, thanks. coming up, a blimp explodes. and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing brighthouse financial. a new company established by metlife to specialize in annuities & life insurance. talk to your advisor about a brighter financial future. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a medication... ...this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain... ..

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uri freedman with "the atlantic" in our washington bureau, thanks. >>> tomorrow on "face the nation,"guests will include marco rubio and bernie sanders. hi hig hig high-rise fire. she and prince philip honored the victims before the procession. >>> three teenage members of the los angeles police department cadet program are in hot water for apparently taking their work home with them. they were arrested for allegedly stealing three police cruisers. jamie yuccas has the story. >> reporter: a pair of high-speed pursuits ended with two stolen black-and-white police cruisers, crashed on the streets of los angeles wednesday night. the vehicles were driven by boys, ages 15 and 17. officers were surprised to discover the teenagers were part of the los angeles police department's cadet program. >> it appears at this point that they accessed our inventory system, logged in under a sergeant's name who they knew >> reporter: shortly after their arrest, one of the teenagers confessed that a third squad car had been stolen. police found it parked near a precinct and arrested a 16-year-old female.

host: we are going to hear next from richard in misery -- misso uri. caller: why are politicians try to reinvent the wheel? medicare is socialized medicine that is good for everyone. just ask everyone over 65 years old how good it is. host: are you saying open it up for everyone? caller: why yes. other countries have socialized medicine, and they seem to exist all right. what good is a country if you cannot have good health? host: are you concerned that if you open up the coverage to all people that it would affect individuals like you and the coverage you get? caller: there is no free lunch. everybody will have to pay into it. we will all get the benefits. just like highways or the police department, or other socialized deals we have in the country. we all deserve a decent life. money is just paper. host: that was richard in misery -- in missouri. one more story to tell you. this in the washington post this morning about one feature of the to theand on -- add-on senate bill. if coverage is dropped, there is going to be a six-month waiting period for n

ury in the bill cosby trial will be back toelrs yesterday and had some deposition.y could come back with today. "action news" reporter outside the montgomery county the latest on what's going on. good morning, jeanette.orning, tam. at one point in closing arguments the defense said to the jury, you hold all of this man's tomorrows in your hands. that's exactly what's at stake. the jury will return to the courthouse in just a matter of hours to begin what could possibly be another -- or the first full day t-rather, of deliberations. yesterday they had a question about bill cosby's own words in that decade old deposition. the prosecution made it whoer from the very beginning that... made it clear from the beginning that their most powerful weapon was bill cosby's own words found in a 2005 deposition testimony in which he calls the pills he'd given andrea constand his "friends." it was that section of the testimony that the jury warranted to hear again. the judge would only read the paragraph before and after. >> under oath in the civil deposition about his admission t

." >> reporter: we watch the face off between achmed qurie and uri savir, the top palestinian and israeliotiators, played by anthony azizi and michael aronov. >> in my country, we see you as terrorists and murderers who wish to drive us into the sea. >> in my country, we see you as a savage nation whose army shoots our children for sport. >> reporter: over time, the two slowly get to know and respect one another. >> thank you. i admire... your passion. >> reporter: the so-called "oslo accords" agreed to by the real negotiators included the first formal mutual recognition between israel and the p.l.o., and set the guidelines of what to this day is referred to as the "peace process." in the play, the two norwegians, their actions at times secret even from their own government, keep the talks going. and under director bartlett sher, the actors literally keep the play moving along-- 60 scenes through several cities all on one stage set. >> welcome to backstage at the vivian beaumont. >> reporter: i spoke to jefferson mays and jennifer ehle showed me backstage before a recent performance. >> t

an ie pa plover, the small area, by law, tow are e to e keystone state are right here in county are uryte safe wise looked a course, population. buck ham, warwick, newtown, northampton, new britain and plumstead township, that is according to the report, and pennsylvania's crime rate is about 25 percent lower then the national average. >> all right. making a run in bucks county right there. >>> a smidge cooler, lets check the road there sue serio >> we have the new accident to tell but in happening in abington on big road old york road is blocked at the fair way, until the accident is cleaned up. so avoid that if you can, leaving early this morning, another lot at vine street expressway in about a quarter hour left of construction there until they pick it up all and let you go through. one sidings through. that happened justblue route ats , everybody moving along okay whoever is on the road, not too manyav times you are okn the schuylkill the very vine to the blue route and on i-95 south from woodhaven to the vine street expressway. we will keep an eye on that situatio a and, bring you

friday uri heard bill cosbys' admission in a 2005 deposition that back in the '70's he bought the depressant quaaludes for use as party drug. when asked at the time, was it in your mind that you were going to use the quaaludes for young women you wanted to have sex with? cosby answered, yes. the defensele for mistrial 6789 frustrated jurors now on their fifth day of deliberations have essentially asked to rehear the entire casee request noting the jury has given no indication of being completely stalled. >> i haven't lot of faith in this jury. this jury is lookin ty're retrying the case. what more are they going to ask for closing arguments, opening arc j i think they have all the evidence they could ever want and hopefully we can come to a finality this some way somehow. >> said attorney gloria allred who represents other cosby cruisers of the marathon deliberations. >> fit needing to longer than dark it will go longer than today outside the courthouse advocates taking advantage of mass media coverage about constd about victims in general. >> the defense has been using tactics of victim and

for schenn, the flyers also get urie, and conditional first round selection, next year. >>> i was inay night for the nba draft. everywhere i went sixers fans were chanting trust the process. met the local media, markelle fultz was in camden along with 25th pick andre. and second rounders jonah bolden and met eye as. fultz says he expect the team to have pretty good chemistry. >> we talked about a little bit, just doing whatever we need to do to win. sometimes i'll be on the ball, sometimes pretty much just flipping it up. you see now in the nba. everybody has different people bring up the ball. just what you got to do to win. and that's what i'm capable of doing. >> former villanova star josh heart celebrating on that night, as well. estraying in the blue and white for the purple and gold. he was drafted by the jazz, then trade trade the to the lakers final pick in the first round. that will was number 30, overall. >> hey that's all for sport, i'm don bell. have a great day. >> all right, well, i hate to talk about this, but we have to, every news anchor's nightmare came true during

a little bit of money for uris date, little bit for your stay.get the legislation through, especially with someone like rob portman, capita, they are concerned about not enough money for opioid addiction. assuming some of this money that has been saved, they put a pool of money for opioid addiction. not such a bad thing. people are going to be against that and that might bring those moderates on board. the senate is meeting now with vice president mike pence, but earlier today, probably behind-the-scenes conversations of kind of trying to get people on board with some of the money being saved. trinity and no caitlyn, which you make i think it was lindsey graham who said this president, if this goes down in flames, really paraphrasing here, he might come back and blame you or take it out on you. what did you make of that and the role the president could play or maybe not play if this thing torpedoes? >> right, i think senator graham was referring to the fact that the president had all the republicans over to the white house to celebrate the passag

we support the american people and the right of the people and uries to dispense justice. i reserve my time. the chair: the gentleman from tennessee reserves. the gentleman from texas. mr. sessions: mr. chairman, perhaps the debate that mr. king had, he was not completely clear, which i would disagree with that statement. the gentleman from iowa stated very clearly that there are surgeries, there are procedures, there are processes that cost the federal government hundreds of millions -- and the gentleman went into the billions of dollars, which are parts of practices of medicine that doctors do as a defensive part of medicine to avoid exactly what we're talking about getting sued. and it is costing the federal government an enormous amount of money. the gentleman did refer to two members from texas. we'll see how they vote. but the clarifying amendment that we are offering now, amendment number 1 and amendment number 2, come directly from negotiations with an understanding with the texas medical association, the national physicians' policy council, to ensure, that, in fac