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>> eric: were looking at the floor of the u.s. house of representatives where they just passed two laws may trump administration was pushing for. sanctuary city law, kate's law. that's in the books and may well head to the senate where my good friend ed rollins tells me it needs 60 votes. republican leaders in the senate launching a full court press to secure a new health care deal by tomorrow. today they announced the big incentive to get more republicans on board, promising $45 billion in spending to help fight opioid abuse. attended to try to win support from the senator from ohio and west ...

Which he agreed to. there's no doubt about it, anderson, that due to the lax supervision involved and that was absolutely in place, this man had a great career as a pedophile, due to that lax supervision. >> how many times have we heard this story? this new report was commissioned by american catholic bishops, conducted by researchers at john jay college of criminal justice, and funded in part by the justice department. it concluded that celibacy could not be blamed for the abuse epidemic. it also concluded that gay priests were no more likely to abuse than heterosexual ones. more controversia...

there are very high winds in the area right now. we do know the crew of three managed to escape with just minor injuries. we're of course going to bring you more details of this as we learn more throughout this hour. now tonight, we begin keeping them honest, with a statement so outrageous it would be laughable except it concerns and tries to gloss over systematic killings by the regime in syria. much of those -- many of those killings caught on camera. syria's dictator, bashar al assad, today saying authorities have made "some mistakes" in their handling of anti-government protest...