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good morning. president trump and his administration are committed to ensuring hardworking americans have access to affordable health care. mr. president, your executive order signed today is an important step in achieving that goal. i want to thank you and your administration for continuing to focus in finding affordable health care solutions. in addition to instructions given to the treasury and health and human services departments, the president will task the department of labor with considering ways to deliver quality, affordable health care to the american workforce. i would i like to call upon senator randy hall to say a few brief words. thank you. secretaryou, acosta. today s a big day. president trump is doing what i believe is the biggest free market reform of health care in a generation. this reform, if it works and goes as planned, will allow millions of people to get insurance across state lines at an inexpensive price. 28 million people were left behind ....
story for you. u.s. marshals arrested la ron campbell in antioch two hours ago and right now he s on his way back to the sclark jail. nbc bay area s ian joins us in san jose awaiting his arrival. ian, six nights on the round, how did they finally catch him? reporter: the details of his arrest are still largely unclear at this point. but investigators have been telling us today and for the past six days that they are getting countless tips and leads and tonight la ron campbell is taken into custody. we are told that he ll be first taken to the santa rita jail in alameda county before being transported to the jail he escaped from six days ago. sources tell nbc news he was skap toured tonight. the incident happened without incident. the other escape ee rogelio chavez is still on the loose. the two men escaped from the joun at this jail last wednesday thanksgiving eve. the sheriff said they used saws and bed sheets to ra pel down and escape. also new tonight new informa ....
the freeways over southern nevada. he saw how closely a man was to death. approaching a man on summerlin hov lane on i-95. i felt he was about to go any time. he was halfway over the wall so any kind of movement towards him could have instite actually go over. how s it going man? approaching the man with his trainee. he would look at us, he would look down. without knowing it it just felt like he was going to absolutely jump at that moment which facilitated my actions. reporter: then, a split second decision. i grabbed him, brought my arms around him, used the wall he said i was absolutely going to jump but your man stopped me. reporter: he shared he had nothing throaft live for. left to live for. also attempted suicide but overcame that darkness. he hopes for this man, after risking his life to give him a second chance. for him to go loam and have second chance that s great for us. reporter: the officer did hurt his back a little bit but nobody was ....
player assaulted a student who lived there. it was supposed to be an act of fraternity driven revenge. problem is the team members got the wrong address and beat up the wrong person. obviously they got the wrong person, apparently. even if they got the right person, it s inexcusable. reporter: the district attorney says the football teammates will face felony criminal mischief charges. brian givens will face charges for assault. a lot of it is alcohol driven. also juvenile thinking about fraternity life. unfortunately, although they re college students, a lot of them haven t grown up yet. reporter: on the campus most students are shaking their heads. i think it s a disgrace. reporter: shaun is a senior and student athlete. he says the football players have made the program look bad. i think it s unfortunate that this is getting the most publicity. reporter: the seven team members were arraigned in court. all have posted bail. the football season is over, ....
high school seniors who came up with the idea for thursday s program. lidya tadesse, 12th grade we can really make a difference and the best way to do that is educating and having an open dialogue. about two dozen people attended. hans wants thursday s discussion to serve as a start to more meaningful talks. nancy hans, executive director, prevention council i look at that as here s an opportunity there are new faces in there. so we want to continue to build on all of this. if you re interested in hosting an event, you can get in touch with the roanoke alliance. we have a link to their website on ours, wdbj 7- dot-com. christian heilman, wdbj7. new tonight, 67 people have been indicted on 188 drug charges in our area. this morning the alleghany highlands drug task force made the arrests with help from several local agencies and state police. those arrested face charges related to marijuana, cocaine and heroin. lynchburg police need your help solving several break ....