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hello, i m emily anguish. this is the news allen live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. the g 7 promises solidarity with ukraine for as long as it takes saying it ll increase sanctions on russia. nato plans to boost its rapid response force to more than 300000 soldiers shall anchor looks to moscow for help with its fuel crisis after people pew for days at petrol station. and is stand collapses during a bull fight in columbia, killing at least 4 people in injuring dozens. and i m sorry, hired for the sports is no back joke which begins is title defense at wimbledon. i have all the best sanction from tennis is 3rd crown. some of the season ah, will begin this news hour with the latest from the g. 7 summit in germany, where leaders have pledged solidarity with ukraine for as long as it takes they ve been holding talks on the conflict and it s global repercussions. and they ve announced plans to impose more sanctions on russia, including a cap on the price of its ....
home states, but not all are holding town hall meetings. we want to give you the opportunity to send a message to that chamber as they prepare to vote in the coming weeks on a potential proposal to repeal and replace the affordable care act. what is your messengers message to senators? (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. (202) 748-8002. open, so start dialing and. the washington post with the latest that could help it on happen on the health care debate. the headline, o connell hints at shoring up the affordable care act. onator mitch mcconnell said thursday that if the party fails to muster 50 votes, it will have no choice what do draft more modest bills with democrats to support the laws existing insurance market. ae remarks were made at rotary club luncheon glasgow, kentucky, which marked a significant shift for the veteran legislator. well he raised the idea last week that republicans might have to turn to democrats, his words marked the first time he h ....
in the state rely on. hearingd what is she from the folks back home or during this fourth of july recess? issue holding townhall meetings to hear from people? guest: she has not been holding townhall meetings, and you are getting a pretty vocal citizen outrage getting a message through to her. just before the delay was cast, we had 75 people protesting outside her office, including six that locked themselves into her downtown charleston office until they were arrested and charged with trespassing. yesterday, there were about 100 citizens on the bridge between west virginia and ohio trying to get a message to selling more capital shelley moore o that they do not want her to vote on this bill. host: do they like the affordable care act? guest: it is not so much they like it, but we have about 550,000 citizens who rely on icaid, 170,000 coming covered by the expansion alone. that could devastate people throughout the state, not to mention a lot of health clinics and cen ....
insurance market. the remarks made at a motoring club rotary club in kentucky shows a shift from the legislator. he raised the idea last week that they wanted to turn to the democrats. this is the first time he has explicitly raised the prospect of shoring of the affordable care act. mitch mcconnell who pledged to eradicate the law known as obamacare root and branch, raised the prospect of working with democrats after a measure he had crafted behind closed doors. it would jettison the requirement that people prove they had health coverage, and would make deep, long-term cuts to the medicaid program. listen to the coverage, local coverage, of the leader s remarks in his home state of kentucky. this is the abc affiliate with their coverage of his townhall meeting. mitch mcconnell back into the bluegrass today. one-stop he made was at a health pavilion community center. senator mitch mcconnell taken time to address the rim before accepting questions from the audience. ....
milwaukee nun - a victim of murder.. tonight s big story - shocked and saddened. two sisters found stabbed to death at their mississippi home. one of those nuns has a milwaukee connection. ashley sears has reaction from the school sisters of st. francis. she s in the newsroom. sister margaret held had been a member of that community for 49 years. it s based on milwaukee s south side. tonight those who knew her are heartbroken by her death. 09:35 this is one of the poorest counties in all of mississippi. for the past four decades.sister margaret held has dedicated to her life to helping the people of rural mississippi. the nun worked as a her ministry. her work was documented in an online video. 12:20 they know when you are genuine. i know when i ve connected with them. but thursday when held and sister paula merrill didn t show up to a clinic where they worked people worried. they were discovered stabbed to death inside their mississippi home. 33:16 shock and extremel ....