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and maybe aren t telling us everything? not everything s come out? or perhaps that everyone s still trying to figure out exactly what happened. well, according to my sources, they have a preponderance of evidence right now. they aren t having trouble making their case. they re trying to they ll down a few details. but they know where it was fired from. they have a good idea of who fired it. they are looking for a few pieces, but they feel that they have a very strong case. also, remember, the russians still have 10,000 to 12,000 troops on the border with ukraine. there s been no order since the plane went down for them to withdraw. those are heavily armed troops. they are as general mcinerny mentioned, these are integrated systems that are working to protect them. and those troops, you don t see russia pulling back because right now they re trying to clean up the evidence. and right now the separatists still control the crash scene as also you can t get any investigators inside.
issues on policy. now one lawmaker is proposing a bill allowing communities 90 day s for unaccompanied children. we have to find a place here in america. we do know who bears the cost of that burden. our local mayors. our local communities. but the bill does allow communities to hold public hearings and voice their concerns but the department of health and human services still has the final say. heather, leland, back to you. elizabeth prann live for us. thank you. maryland congressman andy harris helped block a plan that would bring some of the immigrants to a housing facility near his district. in maryland, he joins us now live for more on the discussion. congressman i want to start with this, there s a lot of folks all over the country especially in sort of the northern states that don t really understand how the immigration issue affects them. you have all these kids down on the border in near mexico. but is your pointed out here
typical college student may have to shell out an extra thousand dollars in interest if lawmakers don t act and quickly. which they probably. will molly henneberg with the news tonight from washington. democrats don t mind losing this vote today, why is that? now they have a political talking point. the democrat couldn t get enough republicans to join them in that vote today. here is more from the top senate democrat. claim that they want to stop student loan interest rates from doubling this summer that s what they say. they showed today it s only talk. cost taxpayers $5.9 billion. republicans and democrats are at odds over how to pay for it, shep. shepard: both sides always seem to say other side has created manufactured controversy. they argue this vote today and the democrats lamenting over it is all for show. we all agree we re not going to allow the interest
could achieve at least 1.2 trillion in savings but we can t give up. the point i m making is, we were able to achieve some real progress in terms of spending proposals to reduce the size and scope of government. bill: the die is there. jon kyl of arizona the group got together to thank everyone for their hard work. just a little get together talking about what they were not able to get done from yesterday. martha: where do we go from there, right? here is another tough issue that s dividing lawmakers right now. extending the payroll tax break, okay? if lawmakers don t act on that american workers will see their taxes go up in january because they have been getting a break on the payroll tax. that will instantly pop up in your paycheck in january. some lawmakers argue an extension of the benefit that s been given could cost the treasury more than $100 billion and cause our debt to increase even more. senate majority leader harry reid says he has a solution for that. he believes milliona