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good morning, zach.ollout for something that seven years republicans have been promising. they've been promising to repeal obamacare before obamacare was actually a law. this is a mission critical. i hate to beat up on congressman jason chaffetz, this remark yesterday on "new day" which he has walked back cyst trystalliz what they don't get about obamacare. let's listen. >> we're getting rid of the individual mandate. we're getting rid of those things that people said they don't want. you know what americans have choices and they've got to make a choice. rather than getting that new iphone that they just love and spend hundreds of dollars on. maybe they should invest in their own health care. they've got to make decisions themselves. >> he later said he didn't say that well but this is about choice. health care officials say they don't buy iphones in the first place. they're buying a cheaper phone with a crappy little plan. they say it just shows that the gop doesn't understand how tough it is for people

. >> to help us break down the latest, zach wolf. zach, how does it look, we do our w.h.i.p. count, it looks like the reason why the president is threatening house members is because they don't have the votes here yet. >> yeah. and even if they can somehow find the votes, you just did the math, they can afford to lose two in the senate. and three on record that say they will oppose the bill right now. that's pretty clear. they need to start changes some minds somehow. i think that moment yesterday when trump went up to capitol hill and started singling people out really saying this guy is with me, even though it's not clear at the time that he was. or that guy is really great. you see this sort of art of the deal style of trump kind of kicking in here. is it going to be enough to pass a bill that basically nobody in the conference is really happy with? well, the clock is ticking. >> the chamber of commerce, the club for growth, aerp, all of these big lobbies. >> campaigning against it. >> yeah, they're working against it. >> zach, mo brooks of the house freedom caucus said to

let's pick a clue, pal. >> all right, zach. >> jimmy: which ones?go. we can do this. >> oh, my -- no. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: it is hard. >> it's really hard. >> jimmy: okay. we can do this. >> okay, you have a hard one. >> oh. no. >> okay. >> jimmy: yeah. >> okay. >> jimmy: hey, buddy. >> what's up? >> jimmy: whew. [ light laughter ] >> okay. [ laughter ] okay. >> jimmy: all right. ready? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and, here we go. go! ♪ >> okay. snowball, pancake. >> okay. >> what? >> jimmy: why purple? >> um. it's a -- >> oh, my god. >> it's a -- oh. a -- a -- fraggle. >> vampire! ♪] >> so good. okay. >> jimmy: i was getting -- i was getting to it. it was a vampire with purple hair, and i was getting to the fangs. i'm sorry. i was getting -- you didn't guess vampire from this? what's wrong with you? [ light laughter ]re? >> that was so good. that was so good. >> jimmy: oh, my god. the champs right there. priyanka chopra, evan rachel wood, zach villa. [ cheers and applause ] we're talking to priyanka after the break. stick around everybody. [ cheer

. >> reporter: you've met zach before.people in the u.s., the only one in kentucky, with the genetic disorder often called the ageing disease. keely happened to read the story and reached out to them. >> she has a soft spot in her heart for special children. i think it rubbed off on derek. >> reporter: the three became fast friends, not because he wanted a headline. he wanted a buddy. >> he's been to a few of the games. when he goes, you know, keely just trots him around like he's a celebrity. >> reporter: right after derek made it official, the couple made their own proposal for zach to be their ring bearer. >> it's just great that, you know, somebody's actually willing -- or has the heart kind enough to do that for him. shows how good of a guy he is. >> reporter: zach is 10 now, quite a cut up, a rubix cube fan, and part of research to find the debilitating effects of the disorder. >> i'll be watching zach tonight and the game as well. >>> just ahead, a play list designed to save lives. plus, addicted to candy crush? now

we'll head back now to sheinelle and zach.e premier tonight. they are running out, sheinelle without a coat. >> hi, everybody! >> shall we start over here? good morning! good morning! >> yes! >> hi! wait, where are you guys from? >> chicago! >> you get to go to the premier tonight to "going in style." >> come to the premier! >> hi, guys! hi, guys! here we go. hi! you're going to the premier tonight. yes, have fun. wait, can they both go? yeah, you can both go. you're going to the premier tonight. anybody around town? >> here you go. >> where are you from? where are you from? >> ohio. >> do you want to go to the premier tonight? >> we got two more. two more. where are you guys from? >> vancouver. >> when are you going back? >> tomorrow. >> oh, great, do you want to go to the movie premier tonight with michael cain and morgan freeman? you're going. >> the golden ticket. right here. there you go. you're going to have the best time tonight seeing "in style." >>> and we know and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes,

zach. it's 510:00 in the east. caffein is always on the minds of christine and myself, and i'm sure you as well. tom hanks wants to caffeinate the white house press corps, is that right? >> reporter: yeah. he sent his third espresso machine to the white house and attached a note telling them how important it was to, you know, journalism. so people were passing that around yesterday. >> nice to know the worker bees in journalism at the white house got a little treat from him. >> mr. hanks is watching this morning, we could use one, too. just saying, we got up a little earlier than them. >> go get a cup of coffee and come back and see us in a few minutes. it's the first known move stemming from the deadly raid in yemen. officials tracking down hundreds of al qaeda fighters based on the intel recovered. where are they? we go live for an update from washington next. esn't mean i take a break... means i take rolaids®. rolaids® goes to work instantly neutralizing 44% more acid than tums® for fast, powerful relief of your

wearing black masks armed with brass knuckles and a knife broke into the peters family home while zach was was there. >> they had gloves on, entered into the back door, shattering the back door, making spree into the residence. >> in the amp, broad daylight. he's at home, he hears breaking glass. he gra bes tgrabs the family ri >> do you know where they are, sir? >> one in the kitchen, one crawled into the northeast corner bedroom. the third i did not shoot, he ran outside. >> reporter: maxwell cook and jacob red is there fern were killed, woodruff managed to stomach beg outside where rodriguez was waiting in the car. >> jake came out. he slid across the hood and said, i got hit. fell on the cement. i was like, come on, bro, you've got to get in, got to get in. where'd you get hit, where'd you get hit? pull up his shirt, that's when i seen where he got shot. the blood. try to help him, try to hold on to him. try to get him in the car. and he just told me to go. >> reporter: but tonight we're learning rodriguez wasn't alone in the car. who else was in the car? >> i won't say. i won't ta

. >>> joining us from our washington bureau managing editor zach wolf. good morning. >> good morning. >> as we stand right now, what is the biggest obstacle for passing this health care bill? >> nobody sees it's important is a pretty big obstacle. moderates who don't like it because of the medicaid issues. you have conservatives who don't like it because it doesn't go far enough in repealing obamacare. nothing has materially changed since this came out. they haven't changed the bill. it's becoming clear, you know, shaky support, it may be code red time for them to start thinking about what to do next. >> originally, the thought was the trouble was in senate because you could only really have two defections there. is the real trouble that it might not get through the house? >> yeah. i think right now, certainly, it is. but the problem is if you change it so that it will pass the house, then it really is going to have even more trouble in the senate. so, it's like trying to find this squishy middle area that you can pass something through both house us of

enter zach the new guy, out to prove himself. >> hey, one direction, you here for the kwau filers. >>on't have to try out, i have two gold medals. >> matt brody, yes. >> we still don't -- >> yeah, there's plenty of sexy shots in the sand. i found out on my set visit, this isn't the baywatch i grew up with. >> it's going to be grit yes, dirtier. >> everything's -- stop it, i can't save you if you're being -- >> why does she always look like she's running in slow motion? >> she's the reason i believe in god. >> it's an r rated comedy. it's definitely a different feel than the tv show. >> i get it. i' >> these are the firemen of the beach, which will involve our big boats that we have, ski jets that we have. >> am i the only one that thinks this is clearly a job for the police? >> what we set up is going to be phenomenal. >> things take a nasty turn when brianca chopra comes to town. >> some people are up to no good. >> watch out, because i got you. >> we have to go undercover. >> undercover. >> a little too undercover. >> jason born got some -- >> the toughest of all those stunts, check

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let's bring in our digital managing editor zach wolf.continue the russian dressing analogy. maybe he worked that line out ahead of time. it's a good reminder it's the president that put rush on the table by over and over on the campaign trail going out of his way to hold vladimir putin up as this ideal as a leader. >> reporter: then denying there were any sort of contacts people in his campaign and, now, russian ambassador or any sort of russian officials which we later learned turned out not to be true and all of the contacts we learned between his former campaign chairman, paul manafort and russia. it's like there was smoke and smoke and smoke. the questions are clearly legitimate for this white house regarding russia. the rob for sean spicer is that they repeat over and over and over again and it's a hard position he has. >> the question no one is asking does the president eat salad? >> does he eat salad. >> there's still questions as to that. we'll move on. the congressman walter jones of north carolina, him calling for nunes to step

abc's lana zach gives us an update from washington, d.c. >> i wasn't sneaking out it wasn't at night. >> reporter: representative devin nunes appearing on "the situation room" and defending himself against accusations he is too close to the administration. others have said he snuck around white house ground at night to get classified information. >> at least once a week if not re than that we have to go to read classified intelligence. >> reporter: the day after he met an informant, the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee told reporters there was information allegedly showing intelligence officials may have inadvertently picked up communications of then then president elect trump and his transition team. >> what i read bothers me. and i think it should bother the president himself and his team. >> the preside s finding some what vindicated his claim that president obama wire tapped him though nunes and james comey have said there is no such evidence. >> i somewhat do, must tell you. i somewhat do. >> reporter: the dustup around nunes spurring calls for resignation

abc's lana zach has the highlights from capitol hill. good morning, lana. you are my first toss as new anchor. oh, my god. it's so weird. >> good morning, diane, this new guy, kendis, who ever you are. congratulations on the new anchor spot. you know you are exactly right though. the president was, very disciplined in his message. but this was really more of a change in demeanor more than any change in policy. >>> the president's first adress to congress. >> i am here to deliver a message of unity and strength. >> reporter: the president began talking about civil rights and >> we may be a nation divided on policies, we are a country that stands united in condemning hate and evil in all of its very ugly forms. >> reporter: what started with a call to come together, soon split the members. >> we will soon begin the construction of a great, great wall along our southern border. >> reporter: the president also pushed forward with his promise to repeal obamacare. >> i am calling on all democrats and republicans in congress to work with us to save americans from

hanks for joining me today, zach. guest: thanks for having me. host: this week, president trump signed an executive order taking president obama's clean power plant. can you tell us exactly what this order does and how it is? ant point, it this directed the environmental protection agency to start dismantling the clean power plan. the clean power plan was a regulation to reduce carbon plants, 32%rom power below 2005 levels by 2030. there's a lot else in this order that was signed. halt ent obama had put a to federal coal leasing so coal coal that ould mine the government owns and so now president trump wants to restart that process. here's also going to be the beginning of unwinding some emissions on ane oil and gas drillers so president trump is trying to burden on those drillers. and there's also a retraction of agencies e of federal to consider climate change when they're writing regulations and projects. host: okay. and part of that executive order, as you mentioned, moratorium on leasing, coal mining leasing, on lands. how big of an impact w

guest: thank you, zach. obviously there is a shortage of is somethingd that we have to consider when we're looking at health care and access to health care. one thing i think we need to look at is innovation and health care. making sure that government isn't stifling innovation. for the previous two years before i was elected to congress, i worked at a health care innovation company and our focus was telemedicine. ake i've said, i represented rural district of 29 counties, mainly rural. we would pipe and effectively are speciall specialty care doctors and there could be a nurse when there's not a doctor and some of these counties, and we would bring health care to folks who are limited by geography and the lack of the supply of specialty care physicians. technology can both provide access and then the cost curve most important to your point. thanks for your comment. host: our guest was the president of scott laboratories. he was the chief of staff and vice chancellor of texas tech university and served as an

. >> and little zach is getting a lot of congratulations.ss they're congratulating you for him, but tell us about little zach. are we thinking pitcher or first baseman? >> i'm thinking center fielder actually. switch hitter. he weighed 8 pounds 11 ounces at birth so he outweighed his older brother noah who weighed just under 8 pounds when he was born two years ago. now noah will have to share the spotlight with a new arrival. zach is getting more hits on facebook right now than noah. >> don't want a family feud. 8 pounds, 11 ounces, he may be playing left tackle for somebody. >> no, i think we'll keep him in baseball. >> you'll get to see him soon hopefully? >> within a week i'll be there hanging out with both kids. >> more photos coming? >> absolutely. on facebook, on twitter, wherever we can post an image, we'll be there. >> excellent. congratulations. >> thank you. i'm obviously happy. >>> help for south bay flood victims, but just who's being helped? and will that be enough? >> the key thing is if there's a line through it leaving you wi

zach braff, i heard that you lost a bet to zach and the price his outgoing voicemail. >> yes. [ light is this -- i would ine ask you to do all the time. >> yes. [ laughter ]oro you have to los order to do it? >> no. i, no. >> i have to lose a big bet now. >> seth: okay. get exhausting having to record -- >> it gets exhausting, you knoa i've said, "hello, this is so o to the phone right now." >> seth: yeah. >> you know? >> seth: well, you know, if you m like you have one coming, you know? because no one's ever asked me. [ laughter ]but you know, i have the perfect swerer >> yeah. the guy who installed the system. >> seth: uh huh. most god-awful mississippi drawl you ever heard who calls and says, "hello, leave a number." [ laughter ] >> he sounds about as far away from h:nd you just had him do it? >> well, he did it as a test and [ laughter ] it was perfect. >> seth: so the one place you from morgan freeman is on morgan freeman's phone. >> absolutely. >> seth: well, there you go. e >> pretty good. because if you called there and >> seth: oh, i see.ed before, >> you see? so he doesn't e

former open champion zach johnson is well down the field, but check out this bunker shot on the 17th.sh slopestyle skiers james woods and isabel atkin won bronze medals at the world championships in spain. woods crashed on his final run, but he had done enough to get onto the podium. he was highly critical of organisers after his event, describing the championships in sierra nevada as a shambles. poor weather had forced a few changes in qualification, although the international federation said that they had done everything they could to help the athletes. to be honest, the organisation wasjust a mess. dealing with it though. and some of the skiers stood up, and said this is not what we want. it is not up to standard, by any shadow of a doubt. that is what the guys did. they changed it up. we obviously, we ended up with a good day. it's mid march. in spain. we knew that this event was going to happen for four years. no snow. that's all from sportsday. we will have more reaction later. there'll be more sport on the bbc news channel throughout the evening. next, click. get ready, your in

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environmental and energy reporter zach coleman will talk about trump administration efforts to reversema era climate policies. then foreign affairs contributor tom nichols discusses how americans have lost faith in experts and why that's a problem. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >>> three former team usa olympic athletes visited capitol hill this week to support the protecting young victims from sexual abuse act. dominique mocenau, the 1996 gold medallist and former gymnast, testified about physical and emotional abuse while two other gymnasts gave remarks about sexual abuse. the senate judiciary committee hearing runs about an hour and a half. >> thanks especially to our witnesses, but also everybody who's attending today. you're very welcome, and thank you very much for your interest in this issue. as you probably know, our committee, the judiciary committee, is no stranger to contentious debate. but when it comes to championing the

and questions after questioned -- lana zach has it all. >> reporter: good evening rick.'ll remember just about two weeks ago chairman nunez stood together with the democratic counter part and no evidence of claims and then the story changed and the tone changed somewhat after meeting at the white house. and he will not reveal who that person was or what documents he reviewed. >> the white house is denying that the white house pressured the house committee to stop sally yates from testifying on russia. >> we have no problem with her testifying. plain and simple. >> yates planned to testify earlier this week but nunez canceled all meetings, when asked about it, he says it was not a cancellation per se. >> it's hard to move forward with interviews and deposition. >> and in a written statement we plan to have mer speak to us. nunez part of the trump transition team is under fire himself. they are questioning if he can lead an impartial investigation into russian ties into the trump administration especially after accusations that he met with an unnamed source on the white ho

zach thomas. >> jim: oh, zach thomas thought he was hit when he went for the shot of 3. he may of gotten hit. >> verne: i think he did. ya. adrian. another foul. 10.7 to go. 23 points tonight, 5 of 7 from 3-point range. the sophomore from oakville, ontario. foulland playing much of the last few minutes with four fou fouls. >> verne: he's a junior, one more year left. >> jim: they have done the job at the free throw line. >> verne: have they ever. 10.7. the in bound here is brown. oh, yes. >> verne: and that will do it. bucknell with a terrific effort. they fall short. bob huggins and west virginia. macon, adrian had a big game. they will advance to take on notre dame. a four versus a five here in buffalo. that's on saturdays. it's been a good afternoon. first and second round play, tournament games here in buffalo. we have two more tonight. the games continue live now. tnt, tbs and trutv. >>> danger from above, warmer temperatures lead to falling ice, in center city philadelphia we will show you where pedestrians are keeping an eye to the sky so they do not get hit. >>>

for zach. >> it was big. >> the template for the hand made by engineers with the enabling the future program which designs prosthetic hands that can be made with the 3d printers. >> i smell m.i.t. scholarship. the queen. but look at the little one. doing what the it will ones do. go in full temper tantrum mode. it starts normally. that is how it started. queen elizabeth ii accepted flowers from the soldiers and the 2-year-old son. apparently alfie has enough of the pomp and circumstance. kicking and trying to make the best of situation. full on tantrum, bowing the back, flailing on the grounds. it all happens. queen takes it in stride. at least the soldiers have something to remember. you met the queen? alison: my moms are sweating that as a mom. i feel so bad for the parents. weatherwise, we have may. may day. not tomorrow. and the weekend. doug: saturday is coldest part of saturday morning. 8 to 13 degrees saturday morning. >> give you a live look outside. beautiful today with the temperatures in the 70's. 74 degrees. high math here. 21 degrees above average. record is 80 on the da

zach johnson, the little bit of luck can go a long way.ing that perfectly on the 17th hole. there are times so when that luck is 80. charley hoffman managed to tie for second despite this a shot. rory mcilroy had as good a chance as anyone, storming to a share of the lead at one point and came very close to getting an eagle here. the final power saw at least four players having a share of the lead but marc leishman was the only one who did not blink. this on the 16th helping him on the way. finishing on 11 under over role as the wins his second pga tour victory. mr palmer was an awesome quy victory. mr palmer was an awesome guy who i was lucky enough to meet, met a few times at this tournament so met a few times at this tournament so that was to know him met a few times at this tournament so that was - to know him is so that was obviously to know him is huge and another reason why it is so special this week. this is the first timei special this week. this is the first time i have one tournament with my family here. the winner received a re

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mark: dani burger, zach tracer, shannon pettypiece. margaret, you flew up from d.c. yesterday.ured it would be a nice newsday so why not. mark: did anybody anticipate this coming out of the gate for the administration that it would be the focal -- difficult? margaret: it was foreseeable. i think that that was that everyone would fall in together to give president trump his first victory and republicans the victory. mark: this has been especially edition of "bloomberg markets." watch bloomberg and stay with bloomberg.com for the latest. ♪ ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: michael morell is here. he is one of our nation's leading national security professionals. he served as deputy director and twice as acting director. i am pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. michael: it is great to have you back. charlie: let me start with this. house intelligence chair alleges spy agency abuse. g.o.p. lawmaker sparks new battle over trump. g.o.p. leader puts new spin on wiretaps. take me through this. unpack this.

lana zach is live if washington, d.c. today. lana you have the details. >> reporter: hi there brian. the incident took place right here and everybody today is breathing a sigh of relief and nobody was injured and really just glad that it wasn't terrorism and it appears it was a criminal act. the spring time routine at the u.s. capital suddenly erupted as the sound of gunshots tore through the area. >> was shaking and my husband was shaking and we quickly ran up the steps and got behind one of the columns. we didn't know who was doing the shooting. >> after an erratic driver nearly smashed the car she was driving and went for other officers on foot. >> the car went behind us high speed and behind it were quite a few police cars, marks and unmarked. >> and a few days after the attack in london people are attacks here especially high-profile places like the capital for copycats. >> they train constantly, so e not distracted and be mindful of the f could be more complicated than what they see in front of them. >> although preliminar

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three teens broke into the main home of zach peters.he car. police say inside the home, peters shot all three boys. killing them. >> i've just been broken into, three men, two i've shot in my house. >> reporter: did you know that it was gunshots? >> yeah. because there was a lot. it was like -- first there was two. and then, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> are they bleeding? >> yes, i believe one's, one's down, one's still talking. need to get here now. >> one of the teens running. making it all most to the car. he slid across the hood said i got hit. >> reporter: are you taking responsibility for this? >> i won't take responsibility for their murders. i won't. i feel guilty but i don't -- i don't feel responsible. >> reporter: authorities are still trying to determine if peters' actions were justified under stand your ground law. also formal charges could be brought against rodriguez as early as monday. kayna witworth, abc news, wagner, oklahoma. >> she said it, they made some really bad choices. >> i would definitely say so. she said

guest: thank you, zach. i agree the political situation around the world is unprecedented in terms of how complex and difficult these problems are. even areas that were extremely stable and prosperous like europe are under intense stress. new problems are emerging that would have been very difficult to conceptualize 10 or 20 years ago. i remember as a youth thinking the e.u. would last for a very long time. it never occurred to me it would be on the verge of breakup. and yet, here we are. there is the brexit and the various selections in europe that suggest more people are frustrated and is satisfied with the state of affairs in europe. in asia also, you have resistant problems getting exacerbated by ne leaders by kim jong-un who showing himself to be even less experienced than the previous leaders and more willing to take risks. this is making for a much more unstable and complex environment. i agree having a mix of d foreign policy hands to navigate these issues is important. i do see sometimes you need fr

one player has a face on, two minutes into the game, zach beats steve mason, flyers down 1-0 just like back they come later in the first. sean in there. ties it at one. 21 seconds into the second, matt reed gives the flyers the lead for good. flyers win 3-1, six points out of the final playoff spot with nine to go. >> lots of tears and lots of laughs in clear water as phillies remember dallas green who would tell it like it is chewing out people like pete rose. before the game today a moment of silence to honor dallas green who died yesterday at 82. he spent 46 years with the phillies. he remembers 1980 stories like they were yesterday. >> he taught me a lot about being mentally tough, giving everything you have, every pitch, nine innings, never quit. he was a guy that told our team, look in the mirror. you are not good as you think you are. anyone can win divisions. win the world series. >> now we know where he gets the fire from. he passes down what he learned from green to the other players. >> herrera back against the twin, the leg cramp feeling better.rera two run homer in the fir

could face woman charges for a deadly home invasion though she didn't pull the trigger. 23-year-old zachke up to three teenagers breaking into his home. he shot the three teens aged 16-18. >> we are trying to determine why they chose the house. >> 21-year-old elisabeth rodrigues turned herself in saying she dropped the teens off at the house and fled when she heard gunshots. the make my day law allows deadly use of force in defense. >> a woman is upset at the tsa after a pat down to her son. her son was searched after he forgot to remove a laptop from his bag. aaron has a sensory disorder. >> i have always been sensitive to people touching me. when he started touching me, i started to have hives. while the pat down took two minutes, they spent 45 minutes at the check point. they want an apology. >> the republican house voted to undo privacy protections created under president obama. if signed by president trump, service providers like comcast and verizon can track what you do online, sites you visit, apps you use and sell the information to advertisers without your consent. republican la

and lana zach, abc 7 news. dan. >> lana, thank you very much. >> we are just learning former national security adviser, mike flynn is willing to testify about the trump campaign potential ties to russia in exchange for immunity from prosecution. the "wall street journal" reports flynn's lawyer made the offer to the fbi and congressional officials. so there have been no takers. flynn resigned after acknowledging he misled white house officials about conversations with russia's ambassador during the presidential election. >> americans have mixed feelings when it comes to how presidnt trump has the done during his first two months in office. associated press poll shows the 42% of americans approve of the overall job. mr. trump is doing. 58% disapprove. but americans are split evenly when it comes to how the president has handled the economy. 50% approve. 48% do not. >> today the senate approved a bill to let states block federal family planning money from going to planned parenthood. vice president mike pence had

lana zach is live in washington with the very latest. >> hi there rick, there is chaos in the house intelligence committee. today democratic members say that all of their meetings this week with canceled by the chair the chair himself saying henot s no reason to meet. the c house intelligence committee nunez, will not step down or recuse himself from tinto russi. >> we are doing a thorough job, this russia for many, many years and we'll continue to be on democrats sae his impartiality after it was said he met w source at the white house. >> it could be the case that senator nunez was briefing the about an investigation in which >> paul ryan weighing in. >> should he himself? >> no. chairman nunez originally stood together with adam shift to d allegations of wiretapping by the obama talking about tapping trump towe we have no evidence that that took place. >> but that muddy lance e met with president trump claims were somewhat vindicated at the white house meeting with somebody but >> to make thing horizontal dramatic, t kushner is set to testify before the senate intelligence he had with russian

we've got zach. already.k this down for us, because we do see your fiancee in all pictures. >> we thought it was a funny way to make a joke online. i guess it worked out. it got a lot of attention. >> so you really are engaged to one of the people in the picture. >> actually the joke got so large now, i think i'm starting to get enough attention i can probably break things off with her and just find more women through the internet. now that i've reached that level, i'm getting random friend requests. i can play the field online. >> women are actually reaching out to you? >> yeah. >> is that your fiancee's real ring? is she taking it off and sharing it with other people. >> not anymore. i've taken that thing back, like i said. >> you know what, you've got a lot of -- >> we've got three ladies here you should consider asking. >> if any of you are available for the rest of yours lives, i'd be more than willing. >> she's younger, i can be a cougar, black panther, who knows. >> what was the initial reaction and it

president trump greet aid group of shocked tourists. 10-year-old zach even got a hug. the first tour allowed in the white house since the beginning of trump's presidency and the administration needs time to staff the visitors office. >>> back here the future of the news business was a topic of discussion at drexel university. the action cam was there for a panel discussion with decision makers from behind the scenes of tv stations, including our vice president tom davis. and they discussed the decisions that go into the news conference in the philadelphia region and the future of the news industry. a handsome guy. >> yes. coming up on "action news" the new way to find out how your body works in order to make healthy choices but requires you to be locked up for 24 hours. >>> three confederate monuments may come down in new orleans. they have cleared the way to remove the statues. some say it represents racisms and other history and heritage. after yesterday's ruling the city is hiring a crew to take them down. >>> health check this noon. a new study says that a growing

the appointment with us. -- zach apoian with us. coming up, he now runs the bank of cyber. it is john harrigan. -- john hourican. and coming up, from new york city, you are watching bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg daybreak. i am emma chandra with your bloomberg business flash. rejecting a takeover bid from ppg industries. europe's largest coatings company turned down. ppg's offer was too low and not in the interest of shareholders. it also said that the takeover would lead to job losses. airbnb is changing its name in china and doubling its investment. the home sharing company cost new chinese name -- translates to "welcome each other with love." it is offering customers in shanghai a new service of restaurant reservations and concert tickets. ubs has become the latest bank to pass on the euro region's negative interest rates. it has introduced the change at a chart of 6/10 of 1%. clients who don't agree have to close their account by the end of april. that is your bloomberg business flash. this is bloomberg. population eurozone, -- populism has been sweeping. first with

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lana zach, channel 6 "action news." ol hill last night a controversial vote by the republican controlled house could allow cus comcast, at&t and verizon to you d online and sell it to advertisers. f signed by president trump to track the sites you visit and the apps you use and physical location and secretly sell that information without your consent. >>> a big celebration is happenuniversity. the school of media and communications is officially klein, the broadcast pioneer at temple led the careers of many tvprofessio employee at channel 6 and produced american bandstand and captain noah's magical arc. >>> and a plane skids off the runway and bursts in flames, what may have caused this mishap. and thousands gather for the victims of last week's terror attack in london. and meteorologist, david murphy, has your seven-day forecast when "action news" at noon continues. >>> a plane full of passengers skidded off the runway in peru and burst into flames, amazingly all 131 people on board of the plane survived. it happened y

. >> reporter: police say it began when 23-year-old zach peters awoke to the sound of three masked teenageurglars breaking into this house near tulsa, oklahoma. >> well i thauflt ought it was funders. peters used an ar-15 rifle, shooting all three burglars dead. >> two were juveniles in the range of 16, 17. one an adult male. 1. armed. one was with brass knuckles. the other one with a herself in the getaway driver. >> trying to clarify as the to why they chose the that house. wum was it random or some other knowledge the suspects had. >> reporter: prosecutors say oklahoma law allows for rodriguez to be charged with three murders even if she didn't pull the trigger. charges have not yet been filed. oklahoma's make my day law allows homeowners to use deadly force in self defense. but prosecutors have not yet decided if peters will face any charges. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> sound like attorneys and judge in the case will have their hand full. trying to figure this out. >> very complicated one. she did turn herself in after the incident. and just a 21-year-old, young lady. >> okla