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scale back the coverage for millions. supporters insist it will lower premiums and keep protections in place but understand why there are skeptics. it s because the american people were flat out lied to by the obama administration. they went out there and said if you like your plan you can keep your plan. if you like your doctor, keep your doctor. call it trump care 2.0. a revamped version after a failed attempt in march now adding what some call a modest size pool of money for people with preexisting conditions. republicans face chants of shame as they left the capitol for white house celebration but had no choice as more insurers leave the system. president trump: this repeal and replace of obamacare. make no mistake about it. some senators warn there is no chance it will pass as is because it s still without an official score from the congressional budget office and many who voted today wouldn t say if they have read the bill. this is a fraud, this bill. ha ....
a united states senator again respectfully is subject to a sense of self-importance after it while and you ve got to guard against that. i think at the time president-elect reagan said to you, think he came up to you at a party. jack is too modest to tell the story but i will tell you the story that i heard. and the story was that on his first visit to washington having won the election he was being vetted at katharine graham s place, the famous owner of the washington post and there was a receiving line. reagan arrived. jack happened to be there and reagan came in and he was talking to kay graham and he looked over and he saw jack watson. he made a beeline over to jack. the story i heard said jack, it s so good to see you. my people tell me that if you had been chief of staff from the beginning i wouldn t be here. [laughter] a story of extreme exaggeration. [laughter] i think there s a little bit of truth to it. he did say it but he was also one of the most cha ....
elected female president in her book madam president: the extraordinary downof ellen johnson sirleaf. miss cooper is interviewed by karen bass, the top democrat on the foreign aaffairs subcommittee on africa. host: i must tell you i every minute of reading the book. guest: the best thing you can say to me. host: absolutely. when there s a book you really like, you re almost disappoint end when it comes to the end, and that s exactly the i felt in reading madam president. it was very special to me because i certainly know president johnson sirleaf, and i thought i knew about her past and all but you went into such incredible detail about her rise, and it left me feeling, what an unbelievable leader she is, international leader. also made me want to ask about you. i know this isn t your first book you first book its the house at sugar beach. guest: yes. i m from liberia, and just to echo something you said, i thought i knew about her. i had heard about her a ....
just tired. i miss the days of something able to fall asleep. you know? kids can just go out in the weirdest places. this little kid must have found the hair cutting process completely soothing because even though he s trying to fight it, he is falling asleep slowly and surely. he s going to wake up with a shock though. where d all my hair go! the stylist as soon as she head bobs, she goes to that side. she s a pro, you can tell. i know. whap a great show. we ll do it again tomorrow. see you next time. where teams compete to make the right decisions about safe food preparations. our challenge in this round read and follow package cooking instructions, and use a food thermometer. let s see how our teams are doing so far team 1? we just got 100 points. we separated our raw food from our cooked food. team 2? we got a 100-point green card for proper hand washing before our meal prep. referee: we ve reached a critical safety point in the challenge. okay, team ....
tuesday may 9th. aw. announcer: from abc news, this is world news now. one way to turn yourself from bike rider to greg lemond having a giant bear after you. pretty fast in the area. we ll begin with the major break, arrest of a suspected serial killer in arizona. aaron saucedo was arrested in a string of shootings. police say he stalked victims after dark outside hair homes and inside their cars. they say all of the shootings were random except one. here is abc s danya bachus with the latest. reporter: phoenix police say the year long search is over. finally what we expected to happen did happen. they believe aaron saucedo is accused of 12 random shootings that left nine people dead. tod into the maricopa jail for 26 additional felony counts. reporter: saucedo was in custody arrested for an unrelated case. accused of killing his mother s boyfriend back in 2015. the street serial shooter s victims were killed standing outside their own homes an ....