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legislation. this republican repeal bill is not some fine wine that gets better with age. it turns sour. we re talking about average american working people. they re talking about multi billionaires. a stunning set back in the high stakes battle over healthcare with the devil in the details. good evening, i m frank somerville. and i m julie haener. some senators say it doesn t go far enough. and some ait goats too far with cuts some say it goes too far with cuts. reporter: certainly republican leaders are calling this a delay, but no a defeat. california s democratic senators said they will fight this bill and california would see the biggest increase in uninsured people if the bill passes. reporter: the republican s healthcare bill did not have enough votes to pass. what i want, i want the time to consider this thoroughly to allow my constituents in wisconsin a chance to review it, provide their input and feedback. reporter: four gone as far as from ....
the present. he was born in nevada county. he is the son and grandson of hard rock gold miners. the oregon california trails association and national historical society selected him as the educator of the year. he is the author of distant horizon, documents of the 19th century american west, co-editor of the illuminated landscape, a and theevada anthology, award-winning sierra stories, tales of schemers, dreamers, which can find in our store tonight. his most recent books he will talk about tonight, which are goldrush stories, which was published this year. it is amazing. members tonight get 20% off the book, so if you do not have a copy of them, i suggest you grab them, get them signed by gary and the value will skyrocket afterwards. [laughter] if you went a more complete biography and to love more, you can go on his website, garynoy. com. he is a lovely person. such a treat. his stories and the way he tells them are compelling. think of your questions because there wi ....
destabilizing activities. russians need to know how serious president trump is about holding the line and protecting the united states. reporter: the president conceding russia interfered in the elections but not ruling out other bad actors were involved, even suggest president obama may have known about meddling in the 2016 election and did nothing to stop it. president trump has recognized that 25 years of diplomacy on north korea has failed. reporter: the strongest finger pointing was reserved for north korea with mr. trump making it known severe action is now being considered because of this week s long-range missile test by the rogue nation. we know for a fact that sanctions in the past have not worked. reporter: the question, what to do about pyongyang, certain to be a major focus of the summit with 20 world leaders on hand and a growing number of protesters upset about the meeting. north korea won t be the only item on the agenda. they re also expecte ....
it will fill in on parts of the coast, not all of it but it looks solid on santa cruz, more of a coverage today. we will have say little system dipping in. that s all it take, 50s, 60s on the temperatures here and on the peninsula, stanford is 52. 50s, mid 50s around san mateo, but woodside is 50. over to union city, also 55. west-south west a little stronger put it is decreasing, but i still think we re set for a cooler day, nice though, 60s, 70s, 80s far enough inland, voluntary manslaughter 80s. it is 701 tim. you have what. we inland. it is 80s. it is 7:01. you have what. we will start with a look at the commute at the toll plaza. it is backed up to the mcarthur maze the meter lights are on and traffic is slow getting on to bridge. you will see slow traffic on that upper deck or i say upper deck, west of treasure island, and on the span on the suspension span there into san francisco. let s move along and take a look at some of these other communities. i am ....
pentagon is working with the white house to address the new guidelines from the president. a report found allowing s transgender troops would have little impact on military cohesion, readiness or cost. for more we go to joel waldman who is live at the capital with the latest on all of this. joel. reporter: it s interesting to hear about these protests that you say are going on now. there is growing opposition among lawmakers on capitol hill to this. this happened out of left field. press president donald trump simply said transgender service members will no longer be able to serve the united states military. for the approximately 250 people now serving openly is transgender in the military, and the thousand still in the shadows, the future is uncertain after this tweet. after consultation with my generals and experts, please be advised the united states government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the u.s. military. the surp ....