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Presidents deadline, they have to essentially get all of their ducks in a row and knock em off very, very quickly. they are awaiting the price tag, the cost analysis by the congressional budget office. that is the first thing. they also need very specific legislative language to have a total reanalysis done sometime between now and next thursday before the house can actually vote on it, and theres a whole host of committees along the way that have jurisdiction and timetables and waiting periods ...

Is the timetable of march 18th realistic for at least getting the house to pass the senate bill? >> i think this timetable is perhaps more realistic than any of the other timetables that have been set in the recent past. i think that members of the democratic caucus have gone through a grueling debate and, you know, many of us have fought very hard, starting out from wanting single payor to public option to national health exchanges, but we realize i think most of us that weve got to move this b...

Version, he explained, would be the first part of that. lets bring in congresswoman maxine waters of californias 35th district. thanks very much for your time tonight, congresswoman. >> youre welcome. delighted to be here with you. >> we know what the process has to be. the house in an unprecedented move has to pass the senate bill without changing anything in it. that bill then gets signed into law and immediately you start working on a reconciliation bill to pass both the house and the senate ...

Subject. go to foxnews.com/shep. jonathan hunt is chatting about this and other stories, again, foxnews.com/shep. to the healthcare battle. president obama today holding not one about two meetings separately with democratic lawmakers. were learning it could be an effort to settle disputes over policy and timetables. house majority leader steny hoyer said democrats would look to get a healthcare bill in the next three weeks. now clear if there are enough votes now. major, the white house announ...

Then we have a range of trade issues and currency issues on top of that. the list goes on. i think china is not going out of its way to help with iran. >> the trip in november, we were on it, panned by -- >> it was split, it was panned by some in the press, but chinese experts loved it, right? >> yes. >> i guess fair enough -- >> i think china has a good team. its a strong team. they connect well with china. i think whats missing from the beginning of the administration, we never discussed a pos...

Clear that for me this has very little to do with, you know, statements that people can make or political timetables, even very little to do with civil rights. it has everything to do with my responsibility. wolf, i made a promise, i said if i get kicked out, and the repeal of "dont ask, dont tell" happens i would be the first one in the recruiting station. well, ive been called back. im getting ready to deploy if need be. and i have met my part of the bargain. i still have my promise. dont "don...

I could get fired right after i walk off of the set here. i still have not been an exception to the policy, but i am serving my country. i want to make this very clear, for me, this has very little to do with, you know, statements that people can make or political timetables. it has even very little to do with civil rights, but it has everything to do with my responsibility. wolf, i made a promise and i said, if i get kicked out and the repeal of "dont ask, dont tell" happens, i will be the firs...

In england face masks would no longer be legally required and only advised in some settings. in pubs and restaurants, an end to mandatory table service would means drink at the bar once more. i was quite comfortable doing the work in the pub wearing a mask, knowing that everybody was going to keep their distance. but if suddenly everything gets changed, im going to be a bit worried. scotland, wales and northern ireland are to set out their own timetables for ending restrictions later this month....

Lifted — bringing an to end to the rule of six or two households indoors. and the advice to work from home would end and employers could start to plan a return to the workplace. the governments in scotland, wales and northern ireland will set out their own timetables for lifting restrictions later this month. heres our deputy political editor, vicki young. all around us signs of life interrupted by a pandemic. instructions about where we can go, who we can see even in our own home and how far ...

Times over the next few days. we dont know what kim jong-un is going to be doing tomorrow. presumably preparing for the summit. ive been to north korea four times. they do not issue advance timetables or itineraries about what you might be doing, or indeed what the leadership is doing. and that usually is for security reasons. and then on tuesday morning, right here at the capella hotel, just across the bay from where im standing, the two men will meet, and interestingly reuters news agency is r...