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This morning massive labor strikes across the country, more than 10,000 workers walked out of farm equipment giant john deere. the strike against cereal giant kellogg is also entering its second week and in hollywood thousands of tv and film workers are days away from striking. morgan chesky is tracking all of this from dallas. morgan, what do these workers want and what are the companies saying? >> reporter: yeah, steph, it is pretty simple. better conditions, better pay. the company is saying ...

You look at it, for lawmakers to try to get to the thing they couldnt do yesterday, the replacement part. and three republican senators have come out against that new repeal delay plan which suggests it has a rocky road. the white house vowing to fight on. the president inviting republican senators tomorrow to talk health care. >> the debate and the battle over health care isnt over. were continuing to push forward to repeal and replace obamacare. and were going to continue fighting for that eve...

The senate and thats where this ran into trouble. mitch mcconnell vowing to hold a straight obamacare repeal vote. but it would not be that straight. it has a two-year delay, when you look at it, for lawmakers to try to get to the thing they couldnt do yesterday, the replacement part. and three republican senators have come out against that new repeal delay plan which suggests it has a rocky road. the white house vowing to fight on. the president inviting republican senators tomorrow to talk hea...

Name it, spend like theres no tomorrow and try to buy off support. thats traditional washington. what im asking is something not traditional, separate the bills. greg: let me ask you this question, youre not for spending, you are for repeal, if you do this separately, youll vote for the repeal bill and theres no question about that but when it comes to replacement part of it, where is your vote going to go? >> well, see my idea of replacement has always been replace it with freedom, replace it w...

Name it, spend like theres no tomorrow and try to buy off support. thats traditional washington. what im asking is something not traditional, separate the bills. greg: let me ask you this question, youre not for spending, you are for repeal, if you do this separately, youll vote for the repeal bill and theres no question about that but when it comes to replacement part of it, where is your vote going to go? >> well, see my idea of replacement has always been replace it with freedom, replace it w...

Months. push full repeal and then embark on a step-by-step process to decide what comes next. >> charles: splitting it into two, getting a warmer reception with the trump administration. >> if the replacement part is too difficult for republicans to come together, lets take care of the first step and repeal. thats an option. at that point, if you have repealed it, you can come back with a replacement effort that is more bipartisan. >> charles: looks like the needle is moving further to the conse...

>> it will be repealed and replace. it will be a essentially simultaneously. it will be various segments, you understand but most likely be on the same day or same week but probably the same day. could be the same hour. >> but just yesterday white house legislative affairs director said a repeal only drive could gain support of senators who oppose the current replacement plan. >> dean heller voted for it and we say if the replacement part is too difficult for republicans to come together lets go...

Once roululed out right after winning the white house. >> well do it simultaneously. it will be just fine. we wont have a two day period or two year period where theres nothing. it will be repealed and replaced. it will be repealed and replace. it will be essentially simultaneously. it will be various segments, you understand, but most likely on the same day or same week but probably the same day. could be the same hour. >> that was the president in january but yesterday white house legislative ...

Next year. its in a true crisis. greg: dean heller was saying no way im signing this bill. >> dean heller voted for repeal effort and the we look at it, if the replacement part is difficult for republicans, lets go back and take care of the first step and repeal and even those 49 theres another member todd young from indiana who voted for the bill too. you have 50 members on record having voted for that recently. thats an option. at that point if you repealed it, you can come back with replaceme...

>> its a way we look at to say if the replacement part is too difficult for republicans to come together lets go back and take care of the first step and replay. todd young from indiana voted for the bill. you have 50 members on record voting for that. thats an option. if you repealed it, come back with a replacement effort that could be more bipartisan. >> one of those 50 votes is mitch mcconnell. speaking to reporters he said he intends to continue negotiations. the associated press relaying t...