now, police are looking for aaron taylor who may be driving a silver 2008 toyota rav 4 with license plate 9 tj 495. if you have information, please give police a call. >>> let's go now to a first 4 traffic alert that could have an impact on your commute for quite a while. d to thedot starts to rebuild the 16th street bridge and it will mean lane closures and delays. megan mcgrath is live in northwest d.c.. well it was going to be a great friday but now we have rain and now we've got lane closures to make people extra happy today. >> reporter: yeah there is no question about it, this is going to be a problem for thousands of people. and this is a project that will be around for months. take a look hnd me here 16th street this is where the 16th street bridge goes over top of military road. both of those major, major commuter routes here. they will be swapping out this bridge and what that means is starting today, 16th street is just down to one lane in each direction as it crosses over military road. and that will cause major delays for people who travel through this area. we're also seeing

let's get more on the story from aaron taylor who broke the story. spoke to sap stephan reese. at is the rationale between the latest cut? aaron: i talked to the head of h.r. at sap. a big supper company that supplies corporate software t -- a big software company. they are doing a second round of job cuts eliminating 3% of the workforce, 3% of their 74,000 people. 2200 people this year. and it's the second round of cuts bill mcdermott has done. he did get something similar last year. sap is trying to get more competitive in this new paradigm called cloud computing. that is the rationale, anyway. guy: let's talk about cloud computing. does this also markets and the get shift in the business model in terms of the way that sap has traditionally operated? aaron: sure. there are big see changes going on underneath sap now, all enterprise software companies. the way you did this was sap for 40 years was you sold big, complex software packages every few years. they got installed on corporation's computers. he brought in an army of consultant. sap got paid a very large modern money. ke

we're only spending a few thousand dollars that's probably less than congressman aaron schock of illinois spends on a tayloroncert. >> again, emac, that's the point. it starts out with a study. when was a regulation not followed a study like this? >> by the way, moz mike owes yan keeng occupy from cancer from his charcoal grill. if it isn't broken let's start an agency to fix it. how do you peel back that? >> mike, by the way, talk about a lot of money, there are new white house regulations on fracking issued this week, do executive orders on greenhouse emissions. there are billions of dollars involved in this thing. >> more importantly in my view is what all this is about is the government slowly but surely taking our liberty away and getting control of the economy. >> and, again, steve it's by executive orders. >> yes. epa originally was supposed to improve our quality of life, they did for a while now they're making it worse. time to shut the shot. >> the "cashin' in" gang getting ready for a great show at the bottom of the how are. >> another terror attack on a soft target it keeps happening are we spen

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. >> reporter: aaron schock's troubles began with that "downton abbey" office decor. at first he defended it. >> you know taylor swift said haters will hate. >> reporter: then repaid the government the $40,000 decorating tab. schock's instagram at thes the story. he enjoyed life as a congressman but he was under fire for allegedly excessive expenses including $5,000 for a representlica of the presidential podium. and politico reported schock billed the government for 170,000 miles of work travel on a car that only had 80,000 miles on it. it's quite a downfall. at 27 schock was one of the youngest ever elected to congress. now 3, he is one of the youngest ever to resign. jonathan karl, abc news, washington. >>> and more breaking news overnight. this is from california where at least seven people were shot in a drive-by shooting. police in stockton found one woman dead on the sidewalk in front of a store. two other victims died at the hospital. they say it's one of the worst mass shootings in the city's history and likely gang related. >>> also overnight groups of young people running wild through the streets of

. >> reporter: aaron schock's troubles began with that "downton abbey" office decor. at first, he defended it. >> you know, as taylor swift says, haters are going to hate. >> reporter: but then he repaid the government the $40,000 decorating but he was under fire for allegedly excessive expenses, including $5,000 for a replica of the presidential podium. and today, politico reported schock billed the government for 170,000 miles of work travel on a car that only had 80,000 miles on it. it's quite a downfall. %-pat 27, he was one of the youngest ever elected to congress, and now, david, at 33, he is one of the youngest ever to resign. >> all right, jon karl live at the white house tonight. jon, thank you. >>> and to the breaking news out of israel at this hour. prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the fight of his life for re-election. exit polls coming in at this hour, they are too close to call. you'll remember, two weeks ago, greeted with a standing ovation by congress. it was supposed to help him back home. tonight, some now asking, did it backfire? abc's alex marquardt is in tel aviv for us tonight. alex? >> r

an instagram photo of me with my friends, you know, you know, as taylor swift says, haters are going to hate. >> that was congressman aaronletely oblivious about his downton abbey office design that cost taxpayers $40,000. he has since paid for the cost out of perm funs. he posts to instagram of exotic travel photographs and selfies with pop stars who would november step foot in his congressional district in illinois. it was aaron schock's instagram account that allowed the associated press to track his spending images. they were able to connect the location of aaron schock in these photographs with flight records. they've linked them to flight records willed to his office and to his campaign. the associated press found that he billed taxpayers $24,000 for eight private plane flights in 2011 and 2012. the plane is owned, of course, of course, by one of his donors. so the paying the donor trick on the old plane, that gave aaron schock's reelection campaign, that donor gave his reelection campaign more than $10,000, which of course he got back in the jet rental price. en the ap also found that his political action committee

aaron schock. new allegations of lavish spending. >> taylor swift said haters are going to hate. >> police raid robertis "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome back to your "new day." it is wednesday, march 18th. 8:00 in the east. chris cuomo is off today. john berman joins us. great to have you with us. we do begin with breaking news for you because police in japan investigating death threats made against u.s. ambassador caroline kennedy. the threats were phoned into the u.s. embassy in japan. >> the threats come as first lady michelle obama has just arrived in tokyo. you'll also recall that just two weeks ago a knife wielding man seriously injured the u.s. ambassador to south korea during a speech. let's get to michelle kaczynski with breaking details. obviously the white house is going to be very concerned about this. >> reporter: so far they're not making any comment, neither is the national security council or the embassy in tokyo. we expect to hear from the state department this morning possibly confirming these threats. what we know