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Are los angeles, california democrats take the first step toward establishing a government run healthcare system that would replace private insurance in the state. the proposal cleared a legislative committee in the state assembly. still a long way from becoming law. faces strong opposition over its costs. in fact, california voters would have to approve a massive income tax increase to pay for it all. this is a live look from phoenix, from fox 10, our affiliate out there. a big story in arizona tonight. an afghan refugee has arrived safely there with the help of an air force veteran he once w...

Elections. this is code red for them. >> you the state of colorado had this, an insider attack to try to change results. tell us what that was and what you've done about it. >> well, colorado had the first big insider threat for the nation, not to change results but to undermine election systems from within. so the mason county clerk compromised voting equipment, working if you can believe it with it seems to be qanon and the pillow guy to try to prove big lie. i was there. we decertified the voting equipment, and i asked my republican opponent from 2018 to oversee that election in 2021. this ...

The country to fall apart unnecessarily. russian military is destabilizing the nation. up to 5 million people on the move averages show us 1 in 3 refugees ten years later return. 2 in 3 don't go home. you can change the nation without huge military gains. it is going to have an effect on the surrounding countries, as well. >> i want to talk about where you are. tell me what you hear about where you are and about where diplomats i know pushed out. are things changing hourly there? >> reporter: yeah. they are. and what's happened in lviv is security concern about an insider attack. it reverb rat...

The 20 years of 9/11, we lost one general and it was an insider attack. not in classic combat conditions. so, absolutely we ought to continued to provide the ukrainians what they're asking for. they're the best way through this and it's not too late to continue adding to the weapons going to them. >> secretary johnson, at a press conference in brussels yesterday, president biden was asked about chemical weapons and listen to his response. i want to ask you about it. >> if chemical weapons were used in ukraine, would that trigger a military response from nato? >> it would trigger a response in ...

♪ take it away. [cheers and applause] >> steve: good evening. can you see me? [laughter] >> ainsley: who gave you this? >> steve: they promised me at the store. major dan rooney gave me this tuxedo, thanks, dan. anyway, thanks for all of you for coming. fighting for our freedom never stops at the battlefield and the impact can last a lifetime. >> ainsley: yeah, more than 53,000 u.s. troops were injured in the past 20 years of war and those are just the physical wounds. >> brian: yep, one of those men is retired u.s. army sergeant first class john goudie, he was nearly killed during insider a...