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The vice presidents call for the u.s. to help broker a peace deal in the middle east was, and i quote, ridiculous adding that the u.s. is essentially undermining efforts here to bring peace and stability to the region. >> sandra: david lee miller live in jerusalem this morning. >> bill: back at home to our top story. federal government is shut down. one top republican lawmaker saying the white house carries part of the blame. this is what lindsey graham is saying. >> all i can say about the whit...

After that time senator mcconnell saying theyll have a -- what they consider a test vote at 12 noon eastern so that will show us where things stand in washington on the shutdown. well continue to watch all of it for you and bring you everything that we learn. >> sandra: thats just about 40 minutes from now. plus a manhunt in florida after two homemade bombs go off inside a mall. we have a live report on that next. >> its very concerning when you think about it. people here shopping, just enjoyin...

The daca negotiators say they are trying to push ahead. theyre hopeful they can put some pieces back together. even they admit that theyre not exactly sure how to right the ship. theyre trying to breathe oxygen back into the daca negotiations. theyre planning to release legislative text. text of the deal that trump himself killed last week and theyre pushing for leadership to handle a test vote on that bill on capitol hill. heres senator graham earlier today. >> well get to the bottom of it. her...

The planets largest air show. all happening now. we begin with this a fox news alert as we await a key vote in the senate on health care. president trump hits the road for another campaign style event tonight after a conference at the white house. welcome to our second hour of "happening now." i am jon scott. >> melissa: so much is going on. i am melissa francis. pressure is on republican senators. a test vote on in obamacare repeal coming this afternoon, but questions remain whether they had th...

Rules on the travel ban. and as the president lashes out against the russia investigation, does this new talking point seem preemptive? >> what crime? >> right. >> can anybody identify the crime? collusion, its not a crime. >> when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. im chris hayes. the senate health care bill at this hour is in trouble. after being crafted in secret, the bill has finally been forced out into the open as republicans try to pass it before they lee for recess ...

Republican senator susan collins said she would vote against the bill in a crucial test vote. and after the nonpartisan congressional budget office released its highly anticipated analysis of the bill, which finds if this bill passed, 22 million more people would be uninsured by 2026 compared to current law. that includes 15 million more people just next year, including 4 million with employment sponsored insurance. average premiums in the individual market would spike in the nexts couple years....

Executive martin shkreli. potential jurors used words including evil and snake and greed to describe shkreli. i imagine they didnt make it on the final jury. more than 100 have been dismissed. not a well liked guy. >> quite a personality. >> the much needed effort to build republican support for the president manys trump care bill. mike pence will have lunch and series of meetings of lawmakers withhe key test vote could come as early as today. >> its a procedural test vote before they can run th...

It develops. we want to talk about trumpcare. >> without a doubt. there it is in senate and we know that 22 million americans will lose health care under the republican bill and we got that figure from the bipartisan congressional budget office, cbo score, we talk about it all the time. >> now susan collins of maine says she will vote no on a critical test vote that comes as early as this afternoon. its called an mtp, a motion to proceed. the reason i give you initials if you look at her tweets ...

Four other senators opposed to the bill from the right, arguing it doesnt go far enough in rolling back the affordable care act. some of those senators could change their minds. republicans can only afford to lose two votes and still pass the bill. according to gop leadership, that first test vote could come as soon as tomorrow. i asked democratic senator sherrod brown if hes having conversations with his fellow ohio senator rob portman about where he stands on this senate health care bill. >> j...

Four other senators opposed to the bill from the right, arguing it doesnt go far enough in rolling back the affordable care act. some of those senators could change their minds. republicans can only afford to lose two votes and still pass the bill. according to gop leadership, that first test vote could come as soon as tomorrow. i asked democratic senator sherrod brown if hes having conversations with his fellow ohio senator rob portman about where he stands on this senate health care bill. >> j...