struck to investigate all of that. everything has a result and any fact. shepard: clearly, it does. john roberts, remaining at the white house. we ll have much more on the house intelligence committee chairman s announcement of a possible incidental surveillance of members of team trump. plus, the third big story still developing right now, the brand-new health care bill set to be in big trouble. the vote is tomorrow. some republicans stand against it. and at this moment, they don t have the votes to pass it. that said, we are learning about a last ditch effort to try to court conservative lawmakers. the question is, if it goes past, but happens to health care coverage, and what happens to the president s agenda? that and continuing coverage of the attack in london from the fox news desk, america s choice for information on cable.
are not the only way that people spy on people. for example, television. then she said your microwave. also waiting for an announcement from an accountant. they re getting ready to see how much the republican healthcare bill will cost. before you say we can t trust them, we can t trust them, donald trump has been trusting them and tweeting about them for years. how many people could lose their coverage? the cbo will estimate. the math could make or break the deal and the numbers could come at any moment. the white house says they have been wrong. shouldn t your employer know if you re at risk from a genetic disease? part of the healthcare law is part of genetic tests. privacy? let s get to it. and good monday afternoon from the fox news desk.
shepard: headlines from the fox news desk. there s no evidence for religion or political motive for an axe attack in germany. that s the report from police that say the suspect appears to have had psychological issues. they say he attacked people as they left a train in dusseldorf. police near san francisco say they arrested three people after an apparent drive-by shooting on a freeway. witnesses told cops somebody opened fire on a couple in a minivan. police told reporters the victims are seriously hurt. last night s shooting shut down traffic for hours. and a fire burning near the coors brewing outside denver is nowhere near close to containment. unclear how it started. it comes as wild fires in kansas are under control. the state saw their largest wild fire in history this week.
wiretapping allegations distractions and concerns that maybe some of the tax cuts as well as other domestic initiative it s could be getting sidelines. blake burman has more. hey, blake. wiretapping and the president s new executive order driving the headlines throughout the day here out of the white house. the trump administration is about to turn its attention this afternoon into the early evening here toward the nation s finances and obamacare. later this evening, the president is set to have dinner with tom price and mick mulvaney to talk about what to do next with repealing and replacing obamacare. as you mentioned at this very hour, the president is scheduled to meet with his national economic council. one would have to think that the budget and taxes would be front of mine there. earlier today on the fox news desk, maria bartiromo interviewed kellyanne conway. she was very optimistic about the future of a potential tax
could. you ll hear what fox news has learned about that. let s get to it. first from the fox news desk, the attorney general jeff sessions is facing backlash for lawmakers on both sides of the political idea. this after reports that the former trump campaign advisor spoke twice the russia s ambassador during the election and never disclosed it in his confirmation hearings. here s what then senator sessions told the senate judiciary committee in january. and if there is any evidence that anyone affiliated with the trump campaign communicated with the russian government in the course of this campaign, what will you do? senator franken, i m not aware of any of those activities. i have been called a serrogate a