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seize this opportunity by leading the most significant tax reform legislation since 1986. the president proposes massive tax cuts. it will blow up the deficit and debt, probably $7 trillion according to some estimates. great plan. we re going to put people back to work. the status of health care today, the freedom caucus saying they are signing on to this latest version. we re hopeful that there may be a vote soon. we don t want to put an artificial deadline on this, brett. we learned that a few weeks ago. this was a very clear, sober and serious briefing. senators gathered on white house grounds for an unprecedented classified briefing on north korea. i did not see any new information. it felt more like a dog and pony show to me than anything else. fox news channel anchor joined a racial discrimination lawsuit against the company. this hurts. this hurts. united airlines announcing new guidelines following the controversy of a passenger being dragg ....
hair on a rope in his trunk and his dna on her pants. her body, though, has never been found. the prosecutor said yesterday, quote, the reason why sierra isn t able to tell us what happened is this defendant. do not reward him. what the defense has to do, though, is say, maybe the dna evidence points to the fact that sierra lamar and antolin garcia-torres met. but does it equal murder? reporter: the prosecution got a jump on the defense strategy suggesting that sierra lamar was unhappy at home and just ran away. the defense will likely lay out that theory in its closing arguments today. the prosecution has already called that absurd. all parties will be in the courtroom this morning at 9 a.m. live in san jose, anne makevoc, kpix 5. new this morning, investigators say that a san jose police officer shot a man who was possibly involved in a family disturbance. officers were called to a home on mount frazier drive around 11:30 last night. the police department said t ....
replacing it instead with federally funded high risk pools. there would be big changes to medicaid after 2020, no new enrollees would be accepted. and the bill scraps obamacare s mandate that everyone must enroll in a health insurance program or pay a penalty on their taxes. obamacare s dead. so when you compare something to obamacare, obamacare is no longer living. and we have something that s going to be i think one of the best anywhere in the world and we look forward to it. democrats already gearing up to use the issue to attempt to take back control of the house in midterms next year. house minority leader nancy pelosi called it robin hood in reverse. she said in a tweet: ave gathered of in ion on exactly how this an - as it stands now d ct you. you can find t web site: cbs s-f dot com. reporter: we have a lot of information on exactly how this plan stands now and how it could affect you. you can find that on our website, cbssf.com. so tell us what s next a ....
the eastridge mall. christie smith is life san jose police department and an update is expected here from the police chief. what do we know so far? well, at that point, the police have not commented on the motive, but the state police say it started after a report of a man near a strip mall with a gun. they say when they arriveded he open d fed fire in their direct reporter: the road was blocked by police activity near quimby road. they say that a man fired at officers who arrived after reports of a man holding a gun outside of a store. the cops came flying into our area. reporter: neighbors watched as the scene grew and shots rang out. this is audio from the police dispatch. shots fired. shots fired. running into the rear of the big 5 complex and the dollar tree. when the officers arrived on scene, the suspect immediately opened fire on the officers, and the officers returned fire. the suspect fled over some fences, and in the area, and into a local mobile ....
back to you guys. this morning, the department of homeland security is close to announcing and expanded ban on electronics carried onto planes. kpix 5 s anne makovec is live at sfo this morning where the ban could apply to all flights from europe to the united states. anne. reporter: yeah. that is a long time to be without a computer these days. this ban would apply to anything larger than a cell phone. it would mean that you would have to check those items laptops and the mini little i don t know what do you call them, notebooks. notebooks. those would all need to be in your checked luggage. u.s. officials began discussing it following the laptop bombing on a somali airliner last year. airlines working with the department of homeland security to discuss this issue but they have expressed concerns about the impact it could have on passengers, especially business travelers. currently the ban applies to people traveling from ten airports in eight countries in the midd ....