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live on capitol hill tonight, scott thuman, abc7 news. alison: thank you. coming up, seven months after this terrifying scene in times square, a new way to protect pedestrians from attack. >> anybody will tell you that is not him. >> i want a lot of answers. larry: parents demanding answers after a police officer's car hit and killed their son. they say the official story doesn't make sense. >> dramatic video. the race to save a family after their car plunges through thin ice in montgomery county. >>> if your iphone is running slow, "7 on your side" has answers on how to z2offz zi0z y2offy yi0y alison: if you have an iphone listen up. there is a growing demand by the iphone users to replace the phone's battery after apple admitted to slowing down weakens. so how do you know when it's time to replace the battery? what does they take? "7 on your side" investigator nathan baca found answers. nathan: "7 on your side" is working to find out just how difficult it can be to buy replacement battery for your iphone. but first, you can find out just how drained your

chief political correspondent scott thuman live at the abc7 capitol hill bureau with a look. scott? scott: nancy, aside from the snow you have been talking about, perhaps no topic dominated the news cycle in washington more today, at least not on capitol hill, than this feud between president trump and the former strategist. a lot of people are paying attention because they wonder what may happen next and how it could affect the republican party. president trump: he called me a great man last night so he obviously changed his tune pretty quick. scott: president trump today giving himself the edge in a feud with his former chief strategist. that after steve bannon now the head of conservative website breitbart was quoted in an upcoming book with scathing words about trump and his family addin the handling of russia could be catastrophic. that prompted the president wednesday to say when he was fired hi not only lost his job he lost his mind. bannon since tried to bury the hatchet praising his former boss. he says he won the fight. >> i can't imagine there are many republicans not che

michelle: -- larry: scott thuman at the white house and the deadline looms. scott: the fog surrnd need for clarity on the complex issues. immigration. bipartisan group of the 20 lawmakers made the trip down pennsylvania avenue to work on a solution. >> i'm appealing to everyone in the room to put the country before party. >> the sticking points are severe. the president wants his $18 billion for a wall. democrats want assurances that the dreamers, immigrants who came here as children don't have to leave. >> march 5, a thousand a day will lose daca protection. 900 of them are members of the u.s. military. >> the rare glimpses of the unity don't last long enough to create law. a number of the democrats say a deep line in the sand had already been drawn so can a bipartisan meeting at the white house help erase the division? notably not part of the meeting, the democratic leaders nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. some think no deal on the daca might stymie chances for spending bill due at the en >> the president has thrown a huge wrench in the works. he is ready fo

live on capitol hill, scott thuman, abc7 news. alison: thank you. the trump administration is allowing state to require those on medicaid to work in receive health benefits. the administration says only able-bodied adults will be impacted by this. children, pregnant women, elderly and the disabled will be exempt. ten states submitted proposal for the work requirement for department of health and human services. larry: president trump will have the first commander-in-chief tomorrow. exam takes place at walter reed and the white house says the results will be made public. alison: still to come at 5:00, wal-mart is raising wages but the parent company is cutting back. we'll explain. >> montgomery county creating a dating profile of sorts. details still ahead. >> i'm hoping that you choose to speak out after seeing what happened to me and you don't let it become intimidation to you. larry: plus, a teacher arrested on camera speaks out about what happened. >> then later how hurricane harvey prompted one man to start helping in that and half a dozen other

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scott thuman reports the talks about the so-called dreamers may have hit a snag after a controversial ruling by a federal president trump's border. scott: in a flash, it seems some common ground found between republicans and democrats may have been curbed a bit by a court. the decision by a federal court in california nullified president trump march 5 deadline to end protection for dreamerring. less than 24 hours after the rare remarkable bipartisan round table with the lawmakers optimistic they could find a solution. >> i think we can come together on that. i'm hopeful. >> it's great to see transparency for a change. secretary of state many including the president seemed the prospect for action are strong. trump trump it was a tremendous meet -- president trump: it was tremendous meeting. reported as incredibly good. secretary ofscott: some say thee for progress will overcome courts. >> he wants to find a way to do it. we have to get it done. secretary of state there is a chance that the court decision could slow the progress aimed to keep them in the country. >> we had an upcoming d