disaster. he says congress must pass a strong law that provides great healthcare and presents preexisting conditions. he goes on to say it was ruled unconstitutional. great news for america. i want to pass along a bit of a statement tonight from sarah sanders, the white house press secretary. she said the president calls on congress to replace obamacare and actually protect people with preexisting conditions and provide americans with quality affordable healthcare. meanti meantime, the law remains in place pending appeal. and i can guarantee you there will be plenty more where that came from. but for now back to you. first, with immediate reaction to the obamacare ruling, texas attorney general ken paxton is here. he led a multi-state lawsuit on
all right. breaking news out of egypt. a group of gunmen have opened fire on a bus carrying christians. they were en route to a monostair. we know 26 people killed. 26 other injured. among the victims women and children. egypt s president calling for an emergency meeting. the shootings being described this morning as a terrorist attack. we also have new details this morning about the very moment leading up to the bombing in manchester. the bomber spoke with his brother in libya just 15 minutes before the attack. apparently his brother knew of his plans but lacked details about when and where. meanti meantime, british police are trying to contain the network they believe is behind monday s attack, having conducted multiple raids at this point and making what they re calling several significant arrests. our international correspondent joins us now from manchester. so they re trying to contain,
penalties on this country. launching more missiles under the kim jong-un era than his father and grandfather combined. we don t know what discussions are happening. the sixth nuclear test has not happened. what is north korea s next move going to be? we don t know p they are eager to engage with the united states. they don t want to be told they have to give up the weapons that they invested years and very substantial resources and developing. thanks for that update from north korea. meanti meantime, president trump is talking up his revised republican bill to repeal and replace obamacare that s making its way through the house. here he is on cbs face the
an update now. north korea claimed it tested a hydrogen bomb. the country says the test took place at 10:00 a.m. local time wednesday saying it was perfect. those photos of kim jung-un signing the order for the test. u.s. officials say it may take days for verification. meanti meantime, south korea says it will cooperate with regional partners to make north korea pay a price for its test of a hydrogen bomb. paula hancox is in seoul, south korea, with more on this. just looking at the images being released by the north koreans of the leader authorizing this team. that s unusual in what is fairly a routine process, if you like, for the north koreaens when it comes to testing nuclear devices. yeah. we can see, john, that kim jong-un is certainly more media
meanti meantime, one has to wonder if any of the fallout from donald trump s words or inference or lack there of will stick. gosh, you keep thinking something s going to do it, right? whether it s a mexican rapist or that coward john mccain or mean megyn kelly. every single time we all say, god, this is the one, this is the one. and then it turns out the no apologies tour follows and donald is just smiling there like he was before. he still came out today tweeting that about carly fiorina that she has zero chance. at the same time is it not brilliant because you can see his thinking out loud, he says the more he says, the more red meat he throws out there, the more coverage and attention he gets. that s right. this is answering that age-old question what would it be like