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Cory Jackson's family told Insider that they were trying to take him to the hospital but deputies arrested him and took him to jail instead.
Have wanted that, they've told us on the show. $131 billion in non-defense spending. $90 billion in disaster relief. we've heard so much about how desperate places like houston and puerto rico still are. debt ceiling hike until march 2019, we get a break from talking about it. $20 billion in infrastructure investment. both parties say they want that. $6 billion for opioid, substance abuse programs. that's so vital. we know how many treatment centers have asked for mon money. then ten-year reauthorization for c.h.i.p. that everybody in both parties say they want. a lot for people to be happy ab...
White house. that is incontravertable now. >> it will make a lot of people very happy. here's the thought. it's been shut down seven hours. we think it will reopen by 9:00 when the president signs it. listen to this. are republicans happy with the $165 billion for defense spending. $131 billion on non-defense spending that democrats pushed for. $90 billion on disaster relief. puerto rico, houston. the debt ceiling hike until march 2019. thank goodness we get a moment's peace. $20 billion on infrastructure investment. everybody wants that. and $6 billion for opioid and substance abuse programs....
>> reporter: this could be a big victory for democrats and republicans. the senate deal, bipartisan deal has goodies for both sides making it tough to lawmakers to say no to. $160 billion for defense spending. $128 for non-defense spending, domestic spending. $80 billion for disaster relief for the hurricane-ravaged areas. a debt ceiling hike until march 2019, ticking out the midterm electionings of course. $20 billion investment in infrastructure. $6 billion for substance abuse programs. and 10-year reauthorization of the children's health insurance program. the president has reversed course ...