o'rourke from coach their gardens and tata is accused of assisting the suicide of fifty one year old bernadette fort. gail rock was a test this morning it's taxed at the teen market and pens to the six twenty left and she ate it at that six pounds so the pic you it's the suicides of projects for team captain dublin district court was told she replied not guilty plea to charges of up to her dale ross was given the bulk of evidence to the center court for trial by jury to the dublin circuit criminal court should be before that scores on december the thirteenth. she thinks tax under section two of the criminal law suicide act of nineteen ninety three the maximum penalty for someone found guilty under that legislation is fourteen years in prison. the court xiv had no objection to pan and milt jackson to her receiving the beacon eight judge michael vaughan turn on to ms o'rourke on bail on her own bond of one hundred euro. granted at florida stands dance in her apartment and dani broken june twenty laughing. she was fifty one and had peed in the final stages of multiple sclerosis an inquest into her

we say a special good morning to bernadette walls. she starts the day with us at 4:25.d to have you up with us this morning. as you heard mike say a little while ago, you'll need the umbrella today but maybe your rush hour on both ends will be dry. >> if you work outdoors middle of the day, there's some rain definitely coming but for the commuters, this may work out very good. let me tell you, the warm temperatures will be the morning, not the afternoon. so even though it seems mild, pep for 50 to 55 -- prepare for 50 to 55 for the drive home. here's a look at your day planner. cloudy skies this morning. rather mild. we're well in the 50s now. by 8:00 chance of a shower or two. the best chance of that will be i think i-81 and west. these showers are going to move in toward the metro 9:00, 10:00 i'm thinking. lunch time looks wet. temps near 60 this morning. but by 4:00, the sun will be back out here in d.c. in fact -- and areas west. southern maryland, eastern shore may still have a lingering shower at 4:00. look at winds going northwest after starting southwest and the

. >> and bernadette peters, among others. >> no you can. >> yes, i can, yes, i can. >> trailblazing woman who succeeded in a man's world, also opposing woman's suffrage. >> the real annie oakley was a lot more complicated than this verbalized person. >> a good shot, a show business natural. and a one-of-a-kind. >> >> step lightly. the tango is just ahead. >> se,. >> we woke with an extra hour, a blessing quite sub bliem, but while we slept, the clocks fell back, we are now on standard time. >> >> osgood: the question shall we dance is largely unnecessary for the passionate people who have brindle the world's most passionate dance, we get in step. >> in a southern california strip mall, lazor and naomi tangle away at the tango. >> four hours a day of exhausting effort so their tango will seem effortless. >> we go later than you. >> i think you didn't need to. >> few art forms require the fusion of the physical and the emotional. >> the most essential thing in life comes together. it is like there is male energy, female energy. >> it is a complete synchronicity with emotion, the emotion of

. >> and bernadette peters, among others. >> no you can. >> yes, i can, yes, i can. >> trailblazing womanho succeeded in a man's world, also opposing woman's suffrage. >> the real annie oakley was a lot more complicated than this verbalized person. >> a good shot, a show business natural. and a one-of-a-kind. >> >> step lightly. the tango is just ahead. >> se,. >> we woke with an extra hour, a blessing quite sub bliem, but while we slept, the clocks fell back, we are now on standard time. >> >> osgood: the question shall we dance is largely unnecessary for the passionate people who have brindle the world's most passionate dance, we get in step. >> in a southern california strip mall, lazor and naomi tangle away at the tango. >> four hours a day of exhausting effort so their tango will seem effortless. >> we go later than you. >> i think you didn't need to. >> few art forms require the fusion of the physical and the emotional. >> the most essential thing in life comes together. it is like there is male energy, female energy. >> it is a complete synchronicity with emotion, the emotion of th

bern det was diagnosed -- bernadette was diagnosed with alzheimer's at 57. he left his job to lovingly take care of her. for every person with alzheimer's there are approximately two or three others that generously give unpaid care. als him sers a disease that disproportionately impacts women. nearly 2/3 of those with the disease are women and that number is growing. today, five million people in this country suffer from the disease and it will likely be an estimated 15 million by 2025. this disease not only exacts a tremendous physical and emotional toll but a financial one as well. in 2013, the estimated direct cost just to take care of those with alzheimer's were $203 billion. mr. speaker for the holbrookes and millions who suffer from alzheimer's disease we must dedicate ourselves toward curing and preventing this disease. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: wobs the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >>

. >> bernadette hernandez, congressional research group. your initial enrollment data about people gravitating toward the platinum plan, there is a question about what you attribute that to? uninsured, ors are they over 65? are they looking for more generous coverage? beyond broadrd, any and premiums, is there plan to put additional information out there such as enrollment by demographic category, as well as traditional lan features such as cost- sharing? >> i wish i knew is the short answer. should caveat all of the initial numbers begin by saying, i do not think it is a prediction of anything. it is just looking at the first periodsrds -- first 120 . the younger population is represented. in enrollment, you want to make sure that you are targeting everything. you need a healthy mix of people. i do not know anything about the insurance status. unfortunately, we did not build that data element into our application. we are not collecting it. we're planning to do a survey in 2014 of all the enrollees to ask them whether they were previously i

bernadette with congressional resource services. i a couple of researcher question. the first one to my love. your initial -- mila. gravitate to plan is a question about what you to be the to? are these folks uninsured with pent-up demand, are the kind of tied with the over 65 but maybe just are looking for more generous coverage? that's my question to you. and into the broader group, kind of looking forward beyond broad david and premiums, is there any plan to put additional information out there such as enrollment by demographic categories as well as additional plan features like cost-sharing requirements? >> thank you. so i wish i knew, is the short answer. and i should caveat all the initial numbers i gave you by saying, i don't think it's a prediction of anything. it's just looking at the first 120 period. i think it's interesting that pretty much every age category is represented. including the younger population, of course, enrollment you want to make sure that you are targeting everyone and you have a healthy risk mix. and i do not know anything about the sho

bernadette with congressional resource services. i a couple of researcher question. the first one to my love. your initial -- mila. gravitate to plan is a question about what you to be the to? are these folks uninsured with pent-up demand, are the kind of tied with the over 65 but maybe just are looking for more generous coverage? that's my question to you. and into the broader group, kind of looking forward beyond broad david and premiums, is there any plan to put additional information out there such as enrollment by demographic categories as well as additional plan features like cost-sharing requirements? >> thank you. so i wish i knew, is the short answer. and i should caveat all the initial numbers i gave you by saying, i don't think it's a prediction of anything. it's just looking at the first 120 period. i think it's interesting that pretty much every age category is represented. including the younger population, of course, enrollment you want to make sure that you are targeting everyone and you have a healthy risk mix. and i do not know anything about the sho

my daughter first, then garfield around bernadet and then bernadette. there she is. in tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time for a special edition of football night in america presented by walmart. >>> and now to "today"'s extra yard, the other reason jenna is joining us this morning, you've got a cool story. >> it's great. nfl players are known for their efforts during the game but at all other times baltimore ravens running back ray rice makes a point of spreading kindness, especially to children who are victims of bullying. they say the best offense is a good defense. and baltimore raven ray rice proves that's true off the field, working to protect some of those who need him most, children and teens who are victims of bullying. >> one thing about bullying is that you try to finances and seek why, why do these things happen. bullying the real. it happens all over. >> why do you think it's become this epidemic? >> it's become epidemic because of the power of social media, i believe. now you have the power of saying whatever you want without being conscious of how somebo

that is bernadette smith. there's john vendetto.rophone because i don't talk enough for a living. and it was fun. that guy in the back used to play for the buffalo bills and kansas stay chiefs. i graduated with him. >> what a fantastic group. >> it was fun. i have a couple of signings this one will be tomorrow at 7. thursday i'll be in steve doocy's extension of his house at book ends in ridge wood, new jersey. >> fantastic. i'm going to drop by. >> meanwhile? >> from personal care items to candy to thank you notes, volunteers keep our heroes strong by sending them pieces of home. >> operation shoe box is a nonprofit that sends care packages in shoe box-size boxes to troops around the world. >> janice dean is in florida where it started. good morning to you, j.d. >> reporter: good morning, we are at the villages. ♪ the villages these volunteers are packing operation shoe boxes that go to troops all over the world. if there are troops there, operation shoe box is there to pack items they need. the troops love it. mary harper started

. >> the show should have been called bernadette and four other girls. that moments with her that i might not have experienced. but you i get to. >> what great way to think about that. we'll be so glad to join you friday night watching this. >> thank you. >> certainly love to see your journey. our thoughts are with you. tell your brother we say hi. >> we will. >> the lylas, everybody. do not miss it, friday night. we're going to stay here on we tv. next up, who takes 300 pounds nfl players are too big to be bullied. who knew this could happen in real life? >> there is a tiger in the bathroom! >> what's going on? >> a real life scene from "the hangover" when a group of trashed teen-agers stole a lama from the circus. that happened not in a movie. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] there will be more powerful storms. that's why there's new duracell quantum. only duracell quantum has a hi-density core. and that means more fuel, more power, more performance than the next leading brand. new duracell quantu trusted everywhere. of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin vic