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Jo ling kent. the new tax bill eliminates the penalty that people face if they dont have health insurance. those impacted most will be the middle class who buy their insurance on the individual marketplace. for more this to im joined by the former health and human services secretary, kathleen sebelius. she was instrumental in implementing the affordable care act, also known as obamacare. the former governor of kansas. i think people want to know, is this some sort of a death nell for obamacare...

Still remain privileged. >> oh, thats interesting. theyre locked in a box. >> theyre locked in the box. but it doesnt mean that flynn cant testify to the facts of what happened. >> right. because you cant lock away the facts. >> you cant lock away the facts. but you can lock away the strategy and what people said during the course of that joint defense agreement. >> so seeing the news that michael schmidt reported in "the new york times" and others now appeared to confirm, do you have the same i...

In it right now. i mean, we dont lock to our doors out here. but why -- >> there arent even words, are there? >> no. theres no words. theres just -- this happens in new york, in big cities. no ones safe. my dads already taught me how to get the gun out of the safe and get em loaded. i mean, if it can happen here, guys, it can happen anywhere. eric: the people of south sutherland, texas, talking about the horrific horror they underwent today on the phone is the attorney general of the state of te...

Hour. a suspect, we are told, is dead. we do not have a motivation. we publicly do not have the create of -- the identity of that suspect, but here are what some of the people within the last hour told reporters when they spoke. lets listen. >> we got called in the middle of our service down there, down the road and immediately the people that were, my wife who is a nurse at the hospital, local hospital, went into action. we have a deputy that was in there that went into action along with other ...

According to reports, a 2-year-old among the wounded. arthel: a place of worship should be a safe haven, but it has happened again in a tiny town of about 400 people. southerland spring -- sutherland springs, texas, just southeast of san antonio. this church, the first baptist church, was founded in 1926, making it a bedrock there in that community where you just heard one of the parishioners, one of the people in that community saying it should not happen here, we dont lock our doors, we know o...

Florida, for the first time since irma arrived. they have no idea what to expect once they open the door. >> do you have this locked, honey? >> i didnt lock it. >> ahh. its ruined. >> reporter: it has just taken this couple a matter of seconds to learn their home suffered catastrophic damage. >> oh. [ bleep ]. >> reporter: its a nightmarish chaotic scene, and smoke detecters beeping, and their life belongings destroyed. at its highest point the

Colts spring florida for the first time since hurricane irmas floodwaters arrived. they have no idea what to expect once they open the door. >> you got this locked? >> i didnt lock it. okay. wow. >> reporter: it is just taken this couple a matter of seconds to learn their home has suffered catastrophic damage. >> wow. >> reporter: its a nightmare

To see for himself. >> reporter: here in northern florida, many families still need a canoe to get to their front doors. shar main and todd are going back to their home in tiny green cove springs, florida for the first time since hurricane irmas flood waters arrive. they have no idea what to expect once they open the door. >> have you got this locked? >> i didnt lock it. okay. wow. >> it has just taken this couple a matter of seconds to learn their home has suffered catastrophic damage. >> wow.

You still have an income. >> yes. but the greatest reward to me individually is being a positive influence in these young peoples lives. there is no amount of money that equals the joy i get out of steering someone in the right direction. teaching them a new thought. ainsley: thank you so much. steve: sounds like clay dont want to hear both sides of the story. keith fink thank you for telling your story from washington. coming up on this friday, remember the anti-cop protest breaking out in minn...

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