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reporter: in the oval office this morning, president trump declared obamacare is on its last leg. obamacare is virtually dead. reporter: just five days ago, he cut off $7 billion in subsidies that help lower-income americans. people who make too much to qualify for medicaid, but still need help paying for their coverage. americans like nevada retiree marcy shelton. i am not a deadbeat. i pay my bills. i ve worked hard all of my life. this is what i was told, that this was going to be there for me. reporter: 6 million americans benefit from these subsidies, nearly 70% of them live in states that voted for trump. but the president today described the payments as a handout to insurance companies. this is money that goes to the insurance companies to line their pockets, to raise up their stock prices and they ve had a record run. reporter: but just minutes later, he seemed to back a new bipartisan deal to restore those same payments. the solution will be for about a ye ....
the we can really do is practice holding down safely if the situation gets really dodgy only one thing helps a controlled form. and if i just let myself fall over and stretch out but should avoid needing to. not in the truck to spoil them try to stay in between this is hard work. well if you know. your legs make a big v the arms work the same as downhill that was well done. and thank you. nicole i ve enjoyed teaching you cross-country skiing it s been fun. tourism is the economic motor of the f.b.i. guy that s one reason they re proud and obvious that a former local boy is active here i m meeting the n.c.i.c. local three time olympic champion in ski jumping after his career he went into the hotel business gets kind of meyer his old trophies in the display cases. hundred five and converted it and extended it within a year or. less and then what do you consider the biggest challenges for tourism and the ads. i think. the biggest challenges here are the winters ahead as. natalie ....
a jagged ice rink but small powerful vessels like this one can break through up to 3 feet of that ice providing a clear path for other ships like those carrying heating oil. something so many homes here in the northeast desperately need. especially this winter. david? adrienne bankert, our thanks to you. next the storm leaving a travel mess. more than 5,000 flights canceled in just the last 24 hours. take a look at new york s jfk. firefighting equipment on the tarmac as an american airlines flight made an emergency landing because of an engine problem. here s linsey davis on that story tonight. reporter: tonight after the storm tens of thousands of passengers still stranded from both coasts. we re stuck here another day. all the flights before us were canceled. reporter: at laguardia, the thurston family has battled cancellations for their flight to aruba since wednesday. now we re booked for tonight s flight, but they had to break us all up, each parent s flying w ....
the pet did not survive the flight. and what the airline is now saying tonight. good evening. and it s great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. that massive storm hitting at this hour, but first tonight, the storm swirling inside president trump s cabinet. president trump firing secretary of state rex tillerson, and doing so in a tweet. the president firing tillerson, then calling him several hours later from air force one. the president naming cia director mike pompeo as the new secretary of state. and look at the wall tonight. at the top there, tillerson fired. he was not the only one fired at the state department today. the undersecretary of state, steve goldstein, who tweeted that tillerson did not know the firing was coming, he was then fired, too. in addition to all of the vacancies that already exist at the top of the state department. and so, we begin tonight with abc s chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. reporter: president trump is in c ....
treatment takes a really long time to complete twenty months. it s hard to stay with it even highly motivated people find it hard to take large amounts of medication every day for twenty months. because. the pathogen thrives in crowded places especially where it s cold and there s a little from lice it spreads easily through sneezing coughing and even just regular conversation. it s easy to identify the signature red pattern under a microscope but distinguishing the regular kind from the multi resistant strain is expensive and lengthy it takes up to two months to get a diagnosis that means people with the multi was distance train can unknowingly continue to infect others. the lab at the sanatorium is able to determine if a strain is resistant to the antibiotic and we found this and it s one of the most effective anti tuberculosis drugs on the markets. it s the computer controlled tests can produce results within a few hours. but in order to know if it s resistant to other drug ....