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Cassidy was just heard from your colleague there. >> well, i dont understand what senator cassidy was talking about in terms of additional money because all of the analysis i have seen is that actually maine is going to lose over the course of this bill in terms of the money that is flowing into the state now to support health care. one of the real problems, and chris touched on it, we dont have a congressional budget office score on this. we are flying blind and they are going to rush this thro...

Trump specifically at a press conference in new york, this is what he said. >> yesterday mr. trump was extremely offensive to the people of iran. and before anything, we are waiting for president trump to issue apologize to the people of iran. >> reporter: so apology for the people of iran clearly not coming from this president, jake, but does raise the question in the next few weeks or so will president trump carry through with a campaign promise to rip up that nuclear agreement. and what affec...

The reconciliation rules but that doesnt tell you what the long-term impact will be. under the rules they can do that, and under the rules of common sense and good process they should not the be able to do it. they shouldnt do it. in the meantime, i have to emphasize theres some pieces of the affordable care act which we could fix in a week that would bring premiums down this coming year, and thats estimated at 20%, and these folks are saying they are going to do that. we are working closely wit...

Have lost their homes and need to go through cleanup. at the same time all politics is local. for folks in iowa and new hampshire and texas and california or idaho, how does this affect them in the grocery store but comes to the proxy just mentioned? >> well, a lot of the winter fruits and vegetables americans consume are grown in florida. this means that as you grow into the holiday season, fewer opportunities to buy american produced. they will be on import from other countries that compete wi...

With things that attack the president? >> well if you want to see what its starting to look like, look at the alabama senate race. trump backed the candidate luther strange losing to the conservative candidate roy moore, whos got a lot of backing from trump supporters. youre going to start to see that conflict shape up. more broadly, i think you could see the emergence of a primary candidate from the right challenging donald trump. the idea that bill kristol and some of the never trumpers have t...

Came up tonight, but im not going to get ahead of the conversation that are going to take place later this evening. and alice always well keep you posted on what those look like. >> the number two at fema withdrawing his nomination for consideration. did the white house know about the ig audit when the president decided to nominate him? >> were not going to get into the back and forth. our focus particularly at fema right now is on the safety and security of those that have been affect by the hu...

Program. these sanctions, any international pressure suspeisn going to have an affect on the nuclear program, the number one program in the future, rosemary. >> thats what weve seen in the past. numerous sanctions so north korea and little impact. watching the progress now being made with the nuclear program. why should this be any different? >> reporter: that is the big question. will it really have any difference? and youre right. you brought up a good point, that north korea in the past, has ...

So many cancellations. but again, looking to resume operations in the next day or so. resuming operations slowly. this mainly due to the strong winds that crossed that airport complex. but again, delta airlines on monday, canceling 1,100 flights. so michael, a great impact when you think about how much traffic passes through the atlanta airport and how many people in the caribbean are looking to get pack to the states. until these major airports in atlanta and in florida get back to normal opera...

Still in affect. charleston still under a flash flood emergency. they had pretty good flooding. the state of florida issued 69 flooding -- florida rkt 6ive 5 million without power. georgia, almost 1 million, 930,000. south carolina 136, 40,000 in gunman, thats a total of 7.67 million people without power. its all going to come to an end and falls apart over night tonight. >> tom slater i appreciate it. before irma battled florida it left destruction in the caribbean. millions are desperate for...

But the idea of being out here stuck in the storm for several hours and having to deal with this, ien couldnt imagine that. your heart goes out to those who make that decision. im going to step out and get dry for a little bit. we have that availability. but for other people, they might not have that experience and thats what you think about. i can tell you its a long process to get your house back together and something you dont forget when you have hurricane damage. this is the kind of storm y...