. >> he sensed foul play, not just a fire, and called for detective jeff capps of the college statione department. >> it looked like her body had been kind of propped up onto the bed. she was nude from the waist down. >> this is really disturbing. >> it was. >> the victim was 21-year-old carolyn casey, a daycare worker. her parents anita and larry, so proud of their eldest daughter. >> she was wonderful with kids. all the kids loved her. everyone loved her. >> never could they have prepared themselves for the dreadful phone call they received. >> is your daughter carolyn casey? i said yes. and i think he said, well, there's been an accident, and your daughter is dead. a fire. >> when carolyn's younger sister amanda learned the news, she collapsed with grief. >> i just -- i screamed really loud. made my ears ring from my screaming. >> they've got this wrong? >> yeah. something's wrong. she didn't die. i said no, she's not dead. >> what was the turning point? >> i called her apartment. she didn't answer. detective capps did say it was homicide. >> i think we had a strong feeling that po

it happened just before 1:00 in the morning on 19th street between mission and capp street. the victim was taken to the hospital. we don't have a condition on the man. police are still on the scene right now. police say the shooter has not been caught. ( mark ) a 17-year-old boy shot on a bay area freeway. the shooting happened on highway 101 in san jose( darya ) kron 4's will tran is live in san jose with a look at what police are saying about this shooting. ( will ) it happened around 6:45 last night near the story road exit. this is video from the scene. the victim's condition is not known this morning. police say there have been around 80 shootings on bay area freeways in the last 15 months. they say these types of shootings are a serious safety risk to the public.

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it happened just before 1:00 in the morning on 19th street between mission and capp street.he victim was taken to the hospital. we don't have a condition on the man. police are still on the scene right now. police say the shooter has not been caught. ( mark ) a 17-year-old boy shot on a bay area freeway. the shooting happened on highway 101 in san jose( darya ) kron 4's will tran is live in san jose with a look at what police are saying about this shooting. ( will ) it happened around 6:45 last night near the story road exit. this is video from the scene. the victim's condition is not known this morning. police say there have been around 80 shootings on bay area freeways in the last 15 months. they say these types of shootings are a serious safety risk to the public.

capps continue to disrupt our planning and directly challenge our current and future readiness. with your help, we can begin to overcome these challenges and ensure that the marine corps is postured for the 21st century. again, thank you for the opportunity to appear before the subcommittee and i look forward to your questions. mr. turner: i understand that the marine corps has conducted a bottom-up review entitled marine corps force 2025. it's identified several capability and capacity gaps which need to be addressed. would you please elaborate on some of those findings and specifically what levels of additional funding would be required to begin addressing these gaps? i want to emphasize the word required. we can't wish our way into filling those gaps. it is obviously an issue of resources and not just the marine corps deciding to undertake addressing them. mr. thomas: thank you, congressman. i would just begin by saying, you know, we are -- we feel that we're not optimized in our organization, training and equipment. for the new operational environment. mr. turner: could you

24 special use district generally bounded by 22nd street, potrero avenue, cesar chavez street and capp street, as well as 24th street to bartlett street. >> thank you, mr. clerk. so this item was sponsored by supervisor ronen. and the mayor's office, it looks like. and i know supervisor ronen has been working on there for quite some time. >> yes. >> before even taking a seat on the board of supervisors and i would like to turn it over to her. >> thank you so much. thanks for hearing this item. so i see many people here from the cultural district, latino cultural district and thank you all for being here. what i would like to say if the mission is the heart of the latino community, then 24th street is the center of that heart. it's the special place where parents drop off their children for program and taking tours on the balmy allyell murals and where they gather for brunch at fortune yawn and gallery deraza and these are just a few examples why the board of supervisors in 2014 identified this t as the latino cultural district and this body recognized the significance of the district a

they put capps on his care -- caps on his care and denied coverage for needed mental health treatment. when he received the care he needed, he thrivinged. but his family always knew that those caps and denials of coverage were right around the corner. things got worse for timothy. in order to get him the medicaid coverage he needed, timothy a's parents were forced to league lealy disown him. can you imagine being forced to make that decision? in your own family? unfortunately for timothy, even that wasn't enough. at 12 years of age, timothy completed suicide. for timothy, the gains we made toward mental health parity in passing the affordable care act, but they came too late. timothy lived at a time when our nation's credo was, if you get sick, you're on your own. in the richest country on earth, a country founded on the idea that we're all born with the unanilenable rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, that's not good enough. the plan we have before us today takes us right back to those dark times. it will allow big insurance companies to discriminate against people

however, as general cappe said over the weekend, as i believe general hayden has said on your programo have what is known as incidental collection on any american citizen. >> oh, sure. >> simply because a fisa order may or may not exist for another person doesn't mean that other innocent americans will not appear there. for instance. take a wholly hypothetical and different case. fountain fisa has a sqarearch warrant on a suspected terrorist and making phone calls to a fox fertilizer store they may be innocent but their names and content of those communications will appear on the final fisa surveillance matters. i want to be very precise in the way that general -- general hayden has. >> i'm pretty sure that incidental contact has happened. it's been happening to barnicle 40 years in boston. it does happen sometimes. tom cotton, we thank you for your patience and absolutely fascinated and dumb founded why your wife likes your weird but we are with her. i'm joking. i like it. thank you, tom. great to have you. >> thank you all. >>> coming up, republicans are already facing this uphill b

24 special use district generally bounded by 22nd street, potrero avenue, cesar chavez street and capp street, as well as 24th street to bartlett street. >> thank you, mr. clerk. so this item was sponsored by supervisor ronen. and the mayor's office, it looks like. and i know supervisor ronen has been working on there for quite some time. >> yes. >> before even taking a seat on the board of supervisors and i would like to turn it over to her. >> thank you so much. thanks for hearing this item. so i see many people here from the cultural district, latino cultural district and thank you all for being here. what i would like to say if the mission is the heart of the latino community, then 24th street is the center of that heart. it's the special place where parents drop off their children for program and taking tours on the balmy allyell murals and where they gather for brunch at fortune yawn and gallery deraza and these are just a few examples why the board of supervisors in 2014 identified this t as the latino cultural district and this body recognized the significance of the district a

24 special use district generally bounded by 22nd street, potrero avenue, cesar chavez street and capptreet, as well as 24th street to bartlett street. >> thank you, mr. clerk. so this item was sponsored by supervisor ronen. and the mayor's office, it looks like. and i know supervisor ronen has been working on there for quite some time. >> yes. >> before even taking a seat on the board of supervisors and i would like to turn it over to her. >> thank you so much. thanks for hearing this item. so i see many people here from the cultural district, latino cultural district and thank you all for being here. what i would like to say if the mission is the heart of the latino community, then 24th street is the center of that heart. it's the special place where parents drop off their children for program and taking tours on the balmy allyell murals and where they gather for brunch at fortune yawn and gallery deraza and these are just a few examples why the board of supervisors in 2014 identified this t as the latino cultural district and this body recognized the significance of the district and

24 special use district generally bounded by 22nd street, potrero avenue, cesar chavez street and capp street, as well as 24th street to bartlett street. >> thank you, mr. clerk. so this item was sponsored by supervisor ronen. and the mayor's office, it looks like. and i know supervisor ronen has been working on there for quite some time. >> yes. >> before even taking a seat on the board of supervisors and i would like to turn it over to her. >> thank you so much. thanks for hearing this item. so i see many people here from the cultural district, latino cultural district and thank you all for being here. what i would like to say if the mission is the heart of the latino community, then 24th street is the center of that heart. it's the special place where parents drop off their children for program and taking tours on the balmy allyell murals and where they gather for brunch at fortune yawn and gallery deraza and these are just a few examples why the board of supervisors in 2014 identified this t as the latino cultural district and this body recognized the significance of the district a

ed.r assistance is capp i don't mean years, but the bill cap said. -- caps it. first of all, let me do a premise. there are some people who believe that government ought to but out of health care. health care is not a market driven operation. why? in market driven, i do not sell costs more to produce than the consumer can pay. i would go bankrupt. market-driven. people have to have health care. we provide, in the law, if they cannot afford it, and they have an emergency, we will provide health care and the rest of us will pay the bill. it is not the consumer wants something, but cannot afford it. i cannot afford a bmw. i don't buy a bmw. frankly, if there were more people who cannot afford to buy bmws, bmw would go out of business. because they cannot sell their product. that is not true. health care is not an alternative that one can reject. one must have it. therefore, the government is involved, heavily, and health care. certainly for seniors and for poor people. although you reduce medicaid substantially, you are not proposing eliminating medicaid. heardopin