reena. >> ninan: ben, thank you. for the first time since taking office, president trump is visiting the presidential repreet camp david in the mountains of maryland. it's a more rustic setting than mr. trump's luxury resorts and golf clubs in florida and new hrsey. errol barnett has more on the president's weekend. >> mr. president, do you have confidence in the deputy attorney general? >> reporter: president trump did not answer questions as he, the first lady, and son barron left the white house for camp david today. president trump's first trip to the secludeed presidential retreat comes after he voiced frustration over the russia investigation. on friday, the president seemed to confirm a report he is the subject of an obstruction of gustice probe tweeting, "i am being investigated for firing the f.b.i. director by the man who told me to fire the f.b.i. director! witch hunt." that was apparently a reference to deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, who recommended trump dismiss then-f.b.i. director jim comey. r

." >> ninan: good evening. i'm reena ninan. a mistrial was declared today in the sexual assault case against bill cosby. the jury was deadlocked. the comedian's lawyers are declaring victory. the prosecution is promising a do-over. jericka duncan is at the courthouse in norris town, pennsylvania. >> reporter: in a steady rain, with his head held high, bill cosby listened on as his defense team declared victory. publicist andrew wyatt: >> mr. cosby's power is back. it's back. it has been restored. the jurors, they used their power to speak. >> reporter: defense attorney brian mcmongal. >> i'm proud to have represented mr. cosby. we came looking for an acquittal buttals the rolling stone song you don't always gets what you want. sometimes you get what you need. >> reporter: the jury deliberated 52 hours over six days but this morning they told the judge they could not reach an agreement. cosby's wife, camille, who only appeared once throughout the more-than two-week trial had a spokeswoman read a statement where she referred to t

. >> ninan: good evening. i'm reena ninan. in the coming week, the senate is expected to vote on a republican plan to repeal and replace portions of obamacare. the bill, some are calling trumpcare, is losing traction two days after it was released. five republicans say they will not vote for it without significant revisions. republicans can afford to only lose two votes. today, president trump tweeted out, "i cannot imagine that these very fine republican senators would allow the american people to suffer a broken obamacare any longer." errol barnett has the latest from the white house. >> the american people are calling out for relief, and my administration is determined to provide it. >> reporter: in his weekly address, president trump continued to push his health care plan. >> we are working with congress to get a bill to my desk so we can rescue americans from this catastrophe. >> this bill, this bill that is currently in front of the united states senate, not the answer. >> reporter: but on friday, nevada's dean heller be

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i'm reena ninan in new york. thank you for joining us. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> new at 6:00, breaking news. chaos in the london bridge. after a van drives through a group of people. and police respond to other reports of attacks in the area. >> and good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. we are just learning that tonight's violence in london has officially been declared a terrorist incident. in addition to the hit-and-run with a van, there were multiple stabbings nearby. wendy gillette has more on the breaking story. >> reporter: emergency crews and armed police rushed to investigate an incident on london bridge saturday. witnesses say a white van jumped a curb and mowed down pedestrians. a triage area was set up nearby, to treat the injured. witnesses say they also heard gunfire. >> two of them. right there. >> reporter: in a video posted on twitter, police were heard telling patrons in a nearby bar to get down. and another video showed police evacuating lo

i'm reena ninan. >> a new week begins with a republican plan to repeal and replace obama care in critical condition. republican leaders pushing for a vote in the senate this week. but don't have enough votes to pass it. the nonpartisan congressional budget office is expected to release its estimate on the cost. and the impact of the bill as early as today. errol barnett is at the white house. >> i want to see and speak from the heart that's what i want to see. see a bill with heart. >> reporter: in an interview this wekend. president trump confirmed he called the house gop health care bill passed last month mean. and he made the case for the senate health care plan. but also, acknowledged challenges senate republicans face in passing their version. >> health care is a very complicated subject from the standpoint that you move it this way, and this group doesn't like you move it a little over, you have a very narrow path. >> senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell is aiming for a vote before the fourth

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