senator carper. senator carper: my first question is of you, over your right shoulder is a man sitting the proud crowd that looks familiar. in the front row. first name might be jason. i think he used to work here. used to sit right behind us here on this podium, diaz. director saldana: we spend a lot of time together. senator carper: nice to see you. thanks for your service. a couple of you alluded to one of my favorite acrow nisms. if it isn't perfect, make it bert. one of those is how we move from a paper process to an electronic process. i think inspector general, i think mr. rodriguez both touched on this. and the i.g. talked about a project that was abandoned maybe within the last year. i think after an investment of $500 million. the fact there had been problems since the july 2015 audit. i heard the word agile mentioned, describing something. help us make some sense for me. i think we know that to the extent we can take the paperwork process, paper processes and make them elen lecktronic, oft

. >> thank you, senator carper.i don't know about your beagles, but my beagle did not realize he was a dog, he was just a younger brother, actually sat up in a chair. so, anyway -- >> i thought one of these dogs was going to try to get in that chair over there and look for a mike, reach the mike, but it didn't happen. >> so it is tradition of this committee to swear in witnesses. if you'll all rise and raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony you'll give before this committee will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> i do. >> please be seated. >> let's start with testimony, we're waiting for at least one or two additional members to come, but in they don't, i also want to make sure we get the dogs before they get restless. we may interrupt in between witnesses. our first witness is kimberly hutchinson, deputy assistant administrator for the office of training, transportation security administration, the tsa. in her capacity, she oversees tsa's technical and leadership

thank you so much. >> thanks, senator carper. let me go back to the metrics because in our briefing here, we did -- certainly one metric is apprehensions of drugs which is probably one of the most successful areas, you know, almost 40,000 apprehensions the last year nationwide. i think it was last year. yeah. fiscal year 2015. are there similar -- first of all, do we have instances in tsa where we detected bombs? have we thwarted any attacks or just been very fortunate that we haven't had those? >> yes. as far as we know, we haven't had a terrorist come through a checkpoint with an explosive to be detected. so to your point, it's hard to measure the deterrence factor of having, you know, a dog at a checkpoint or anywhere else, so that's difficult for us. >> dr. otto, can you talk about the specialized nature of the different smells? i mean, the different odors, and what that means from the standpoint of training. >> so there's a number of different odors, but the concept is all kind of the same on how we're going to train them. i

thank you senator carper. i appreciate the flexibility. the visa waiver program are important programs for our economy but also of concern. in your opening statements if you could address the security of the programs you have, if you need additional tools that you don't have that would require this committee to take action, and man power. do you have the manpower to carry out the job to make sure our country is not a threat with the visa program we have now. if you can do that you can answer all of my questions. mr. carper: that was under a minute. rise and raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony will get before this committee will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? please be seated. witness is mr. david donoghue, principal deputy for the council affairs of youth department of state. he has served as the assistant secretary of state for visa services and has coordinated for interagency provincial affairs in afghanistan. secretary donoghue. morning. you for this opportunity to testify today on

tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. kind of like this look.alling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >> welcome back, authorities in los angeles, suspect steels a police vehicle. that's the one they're chasing right there. frightening pursuit lasted about an hour, as the vehicle zoomed irradically in and out of street, hitting speeds more than 100 miles an hour. that chase ended whether police cruisers rammed that stolen vehicle, and the suspect could not get away. the suspect was reportedly killed by police. >>> back here at home -- >> the whole day unfortunately, yes, looks like heaviest stuff is coming through as we spook, pockets of soaking rain coming down across portions of really most of the region, i would say, basically the central sliver of the delaware valley where the heaviest rain is currently falling but you'll continue to see this moving through with time any time today. now, yes, i know it looks like back edge to this, right, even when we zoom it out back through portions of virginia, things have looked as though th

i will turn it over to senator carper. mr. carper: thank you for the hearing.hank you for holding the hearing. thank you for joining us. the three folks who are sitting in front of us are those who came to be confirmed for the hearings a year ago. we appreciate very much your service. but this hearing is the third in a series we bow to explore whether we are doing enough with u.s. concerns that terrorists will infiltrate our country. we learned the u.s. refugee resettlement process involved extensive security screening. syrian refugees undergo multiple rounds of screening over an average of 18-24 months including interviews and counter terrorism officials trained in spotting fraud. trained in spotting deception. the committee our visa waiver program which allows travel to the united states without a visa. once it became clear that the paris terrorist held passports who enjoyed visa waiver privileges, this could be a possible security threat understandably. these a waiver travelers seeking to come to the u.s. endured nearly the same level of security vetting is

thank you. >> thank you, senator carper. i think we should work together on some piece of legislation to facilitate using really private sector skills that are out there and technologies and go to any business involved in logistics, fedex, u.p.s. or any trucking company, these programs exist for tracking. it's a similar type of process. almost off the shelf. i would suggest maybe you know, getting some of their i.t. experts in your agencies and let's get this program done. it should not take years and years or billions and billions of dollars. we've done the private sector. it's unbelievable what they can track and the information just from a desktop, a customer can obtain in terms of a package being transferred from this truck to another truck. we ought to be able to do the same hinge in terms of tracking visa overstays. i do want to ask a couple more questions about resource capabilities. this is kind of going to what senator tester was talking about, are go to you mr. donahue. again, i'm an accountant so i like numbers. a

tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. started with a live look at philadelphia international airport. >>> let's head over to karen rogers, she has the latest on the commute, how are things looking? >> reporter: we have a serious moment on 42 northbound, a disabled vehicle with no flashers on, he pulled off to the side. traffic moving better on 42 northbound as we look live near creek road. two minute days from the atlantic city expressway to the walt whitman bridge. two minutes is nothing. police in gloucster county are telling me about an accident with minor injuries, delsea drive at selina road. we've had very few accidents this friday, knock on wood so far so good. we want to warn you about a lexicon run, mlk drive will be shut down, that will cause problems as you head out on saturday. -- leprechaun run. >>> the showers are enhanced a little bit, the roads are wet in lansdale in norristown, 422, pottstown, route 1 you're wet. -- route 100, you're wet. honeybrook, 322 we've seen the showers in new jersey on 70 and the

tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. >>> good morning. boiling over. at donald trump rallies as clashes between supporters and protesters get out of hand. pepper spray and harsh words. >> go back to africa. >> this after a scare at an earlier rally, the secret service tackling a man who tried to rush the stage. how will the escalating chaos affect the critical vote on tuesday? meantime, on the democratic side, a battle over healthcare. hillary clinton saying bernie sanders is nowhere to be found when she was making a major push for coverage two decades ago. the sanders team firing back with this video. >> i'm grateful to congressman sanders to join us today. >> we're live with it all.

tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. but wet.t march with the polar vortex, february, what a turn around. what a lovely week we just had. this week doesn't look too terribly bad either. we have several chances of rain this afternoon, but we're up to 74 degrees by wednesday. showers developing during the afternoon hours today, a mild high of 62. chilly and raw tomorrow, periods of rain, some of it is expected to be heavy as times during the morning. tapering off scattered showers by afternoon. tuesday, a decent amount of sunshine, 62. 74 wednesday, st. patty's day, another system pulls through, we start out with sunshine, clouds increase and we could have showers late in the day. more rain next weekend, cloudy and showers and 63. >>> rainy, rainy. >> reporter: that brings out the flowers. >>> it's still rain. >>> 7:55 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: nydia and gray, good morning, we're leading on sunday with a fresh round of chaos on donald trump events. overnight in ka

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tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. is 6:00 a.m., monday, march 14. >>> developing this morning a fast-moving fire tears from one philadelphia home to another. >> the family of a teen who was killed by a stray bullet pleads for her killer to come forward. >>> airline passengers on their way to new jersey mahan unexpected and -- made an unexpected stop over the weekend. >>> let's go outside to david murphy. >> reporter: the rain is coming down in a steady downpour.

. >> tom carper has introduced a bill in washington that could help people in la porte's >> some people no longer alive. >> it costs nearly $125 billion a year, meanwhile, the social security administration says that la porte has been reinstated and they will continue to work with her until this problem is repaired across the board. pei-sze cheng, news 4 new york. >> what a nightmare. >> i can't even imagine. >> we've had a tough day, we have some news that should put a smile on your face. as we take a check outside. we're talking about warming conditions. a lovely evening in new york. 55 degrees, we hit our high temperature within the last hour or so. we have partly cloudy skies outside. as we pan the beautiful skyline of new york city. let's take a check of the weather headlines now. the big news is, we're turning milder tomorrow, showers come our way on friday, they clear out and we have a very nice easter weekend. all in all. 55 in sheeps head bay, 55 in much in the 50s throughout the area, you get to the 40s as you head on out to the island. 46 in islip, right along the water. a co

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senator carper? senator carper: over your right shoulder is a gentleman sitting in the crowd in the row right behind you. he looks very familiar in the front row. it looks like his first name might be jason. he used to work here. he used to sit right behind us here on this podium here at this dais. >> we spend a lot of time together. >> it's nice to see you, jason. thanks for your service. a couple of you alluded to one of my favorite sayings. if it isn't perfect, make it better. one of those is how do we move from a paper process to an electronic process? and i think inspector general, i think mr. rodriguez have both touched on this. the i.g. talked about a project that was abandoned maybe within the last year i think after an investment of $500 million. and you thought there had been some progress since the july 15 audit. and i heard this word agile mentioned. an acronym describing something. help make some sense for me. i think we know to the extent that we can take the paperwork processes and mak

tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act.now via satellite from his hotel room in illinois, is senator bernie sanders. congratulations on your big win in michigan, senator. >> thank you, tapper. i wanted to thank everyone who voted for me and apologize to everyone else for making your facebook feed so, so annoying. >> now, senator, you may have won michigan, but hillary still leads you in delegates and super delegates. >> let me tell you something. i've met some of these super delegates. they are not so super. mediocre delegates is more like it. >> we are getting word now of yet another incident of violence at a donald trump rally. apparently the victim was this man, dr. ben carson. we go there now. >> guys, what did i say? not this one! this is one of the good ones! >> i was at home watching and when he said, what did i say, not this one, this is one of the good ones, that coded language i think a lot of people are reacting to. "saturday night live" went all the way there this past weekend. very interesting to watch. >>> wel

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i'm going to follow the direction of senator carper and take your short name, all right? you are recognized. >> chairman and house ranking member boxer and members of the committee my name is ali mirzakhalili, delaware's director of air quality. i thank you for the opportunity to testify today. i would like to share with you delaware's view of the respective roles and responsibilities of the epa, state and the u.s. congress with respect to complying with various environmental statutes and associated regulatory actions to protect public health and environment. the clean air act has been a huge success, preventing literally hundreds of thousands of premature deaths as well as averting millions of incidents and mobility. the health benefits associated with the clean air act far outweigh the cost of reducing pollution for more than 30:1. moreover we have accrued health benefits over the same periods as the gross domestic product has grown. it's fair to say the clean air act has been one of our nation's most effective and environmental statutes it's like to go down in history

tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. >> cowan: any discussion on the right to bear armsas to take note of the second amendment. any discussion of just who is bearing arms has to take note of the growing ranks of women. two reports now, tracy smith will be along shortly but first, here's anthony mason. >> at the heart of the debate over guns in america is a single inscrutable sentence, the second amendment of the bill of rights. the wording itself is unusual, isn't it? >> it's unusual. it's short. it's clogged with commas. >> michael waldman who heads the brennan center for justice at new york university law school is the author of a biography of the second amendment. >> the second amendment says, a well-regulated malaysia, comma, being necessary to the security of free state, comma, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, comma, shall not be infringed. what does that mean. >> the most disputed clause in the constitution is the phrase about militias which were a great concern when the bill of rights was written in 179. >> the constitutional convention in philadelph

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i'm glad senator carper went you laidhe principles out. secretary huffman, you highlighted section 303 of the clean water act. asked tohat the epa is determine whether a change in the states water polity standard meets the requirement -- quality standard meets the requirement with the act. if they establish it is not consistent, they have to notify within 90 days. --understanding understanding is the west virginia legislature approved a change in the standard last year, but the epa failed to approve or deny the change within 90 days. i think the spence stone of the top we are talking about today is not so much standard, it is the implementation and lawfulness which the federal agency is moving forward. in my view, with them not notifying in the timely fashion, or giving you good direction, it violates the timely rules and guidance that the secretary from delaware was -- director in delaware was talking about, and also the accountability portion. how vital is the feedback that the epa come in a timely fashion so you can fully implement? >>

tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. >>> top stories at 6:56 a maryland police officer killed in the line of duty was from delaware county. extra sky coleson -- colson was from boothwyn. >> reporter: look at the water creating slowing on the roads. >> reporter: we have heavy stuff that will die down in the next couple of hours. it is gray and dreary today. >>> we'll be back in 30 minutes, through 9:00 a.m. karen rogers will give you the updates on the roads. for karen rogers, matt o'donnell, david murphy, i'm tam, stay safe. for years, i was a laboratory chemist, developing drugs to fight deadly diseases. as a scientist, i know there's more that washington can do to help families. i'm running for congress to protect planned parenthood funding so more women get cancer screenings and treatment... to pass a ban on fracking in the delaware river basin to preserve our clean water, and to always protect medicare and social security. i'm shaughnessy naughton and i approve this message. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, an amtrak train with 142 people on board jump

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this morning my good friend senator tom carper from delaware and i filed an amendment that builds offthe framework of the proposal before us today. a framework i first suggested in the ag committee markup of this very bill. it creates a national voluntary bioengineered food labeling standard. it stipulates that if food companies fail to make sufficient information available, then a national food labeling standard for bioengineering becomes mandato mandatory. our amendment works for farmers. it works for manufacturers. and it works for our families. it establishes ambitious goals for the availability of information related to bioengineering by requiring that after three years 80% of the food products covered by the legislation would provide direct access to information. if the food industry does not meet this threshold, then the labeling requirement becomes mandatory. our amendment also requires clear and direct access to information on bioengineering. this could include explicit disclosures like organic or g.m.o. free or voluntarily disclosing bioengineering on the box or companies ch

tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. >>> a random the attack in philadelphia's rittenhouseare. we will explain how a night out turned dead ly for a young man from bucks county out with his friend friends. >>> happening in delaware county, the mayor of chester is speaking about a police shootout that left an officer hurt and suspect dead. we are hearing from the mayor after the tensions boiled over at the scene last night. let's look live outside at center city, philadelphia, and we are gaining an hour of daylight today, sort of, and not a whole lot of sunshine out there right now. the clouds and rain are moving through the region, and we will tell you when to expect and where. i'm rosemary connors, 10:00 on this sunday, and right to the weekend weather with karen thomas, and it is going to be wet out there, karen. >> yes, we have the hit and miss showers, rosemary, and we are an tis pating the mostly cloudy skies to stay with us. the temperatures are not bad out there, but we have spritzers moving through

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tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. >>> nbc 10 continues the commitment to clear thelters. this morning we're with amy. he was calm a moment ago. he's a little excited to be in the studio this morning. >> yeah. he's a goofball. actually i love this dog. he's about 5 years old. he's a great, fun personality. running around earlier. he thinks he's a lap dog. so you're looking for a big, friendly, goofy lap dog, he's your guy. he was surrendered to the shelter because owners were having a hard time affording to care for him. that's sad but a reality for a lot of people. one way that we're trying to help correct that problem is by offering free food through the pet food pantry program. >> that's good to know. >> if people are having trouble feeding their pets we'll provide free food. we have a really exciting fund-raiser coming up. and it's called the 4th annual bourbon battle. four local bartenders are competing to create the best bourbon cocktail as voted on by attendees to the event. you can go online and buy your tickets at bourbonbattle.com and come on wednesday, the

. >> thank you, senator carper. becky we'll hold you until senator boseman comes here. i had a prayer breakfast with him this morning and i told him i'd do that. we'll postpone yours. deborah, nice to have you here and welcome along with the rest of the witnesses. we'll give opening statements and then i'll hear from you, since there are five of you i'd like to have you try to comply with the same time that we do up here. today's hearing is critical to our understanding of the success and the lack of success of the environmental groups across the country. indeed in appreciation of our unique system of federalism, congress in particular this committee must check in with states to ensure this system is fully functioning, when it comes to actions initiated by the united states environmental protection agency, the epa. for this reason i want to thank our state regulators to share your feedback where the framework between the states and epa is working and upholding the principles of cooperative federalism. cooperative federalism is a core principal of environmental status st

. >>> tom carper a democrat called on members of the the congress to work together saying in part the president has done his job, and now it is done that we do ours. be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the supreme court nominee merrick garland, we have more on garland on our web site at cbs philly dot the come. >>> north philadelphia school community, is mourning the loss of a student, who died from bacterial meningitis, since tonight, parents are gathering at the high school for a meeting about the ill nets. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has more. >> reporter: dozens of balloons floating. >> i can remember, you know, releasing balloons, it justice celebrating. >> reporter: remembering a freshman from george washington carver high school who died tuesday due to complication from his bacterial meningitis. >> a lot of issues at school because there are people that are very touched by this. >> reporter: friend say the 15 year-old was a rising sports star with the big smile and a great personality. >> he was a good person, like he was big, kind, gentl

tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. >>> time to get a check of the stories you needrt your day. >> you'll want to give yourself extra time as you're making your way out the door. first alert meteorologist sheena parveen and first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington is both tracking a rainy morning commute. let's start with nbc 10's matt delucia live in center city. matt? >> it's been a violent weekend for a lot of people, a lot of people celebrating st. patrick's day. philadelphia police do have suspects in custody this morning with relation to those stabbings that happened in center city. last night, there was an attack that happened at broad and arch streets, a witness says he watched an oldder man swinging knife at two young men. the victims did receive stab wounds to the hand and chest. hours before that attack at rittenhouse square, a 24-year-old bucks county man was stabbed to death by a homeless veteran. the suspect was arrested after he showed up at at v.a. hospital looking for treatment in both attacks sources tell us there was an argument between the a

whatever could to better itself by basically putting up tariffs for goods going through the neira carpersthey could basically export their taxes to new jersey and connecticut. they still want to do that today that's part of the problem of europe. europe is still acting that way in hungary wants to play in greece wants to play with refugees versus germany and they are all competing against each other for their own short-term gains. that was happening in american nobody would pay any money. the central government couldn't raise funds in the states wouldn't send them any money of religious. they were competing against each other and the place was falling apart. we tell that story as historians but we are nothing about washington. i think partly because of the cincinnati, washington chose to. a stepping away from power and so we have to repeat that story of washington stepping away from power. we signed an mt. vernon tending his farm. then suddenly the constitution convention happens in washington this barely mentioned except that he's there and then we spent several days talking about the fi

tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. you, saturday, march 12, i'm gray hall. the stories we're following for you on "action news." >>> breaking news, a truck slams into a south jersey home knocking it off its foundation, barely missing a woman inside. >>> donald trump is reacting after another one of his rallies turn into violence. we'll explain. >>> strike averted, new jersey transit and and its rail workers avoid a walkoff. >>> we have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers, can we dance today? >> reporter: we can dance today and tomorrow. but not only monday. we've been dancing all week, temperatures got up into the 80s. live on sky 6, beautiful shot of penns landing. the normal this time of the year is 51 degrees, we're close to that mark now it's only 9:00 a.m. it's going to be a mild day. 43 in allentown. 41 for the poconos. even the poconos setting record highs. 50 in cape may. atlantic city, 51 degrees that's the official number at the airport. satellite and radar, whatever sunshine you're seeing right now it's

. >> thank you, senator carper. becky we'll hold you until senator boseman comes here.had a prayer breakfast with him this morning and i told him i'd do that. we'll postpone yours. deborah, nice to have you here and welcome along with the rest of the witnesses. we'll give opening statements and then i'll hear from you, since there are five of you i'd like to have you try to comply with the same time that we do up here. today's hearing is critical to our understanding of the success and the lack of success of the environmental groups across the country. indeed in appreciation of our unique system of federalism, congress in particular this committee must check in with states to ensure this system is fully functioning, when it comes to actions initiated by the united states environmental protection agency, the epa. for this reason i want to thank our state regulators to share your feedback where the framework between the states and epa is working and upholding the principles of cooperative federalism. cooperative federalism is a core principal of environmental status statu

tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. >> the mayor has put his soda tax on the table,some interesting movement in the array of forces for and against him. let's get the inside story. ♪ good morning, and welcome to "inside story." i'm tamala edwards. let's introduce you to our panel. we'll start with journalist larry platt. >> good morning. >> good morning. foreign-policy expert ed turzanski. >> morning. >> we've got a new friend to play with this morning. that's donna gentile o'donnell. she's a nonprofit executive who's had roles going back with governor rendell, senator casey, knows a lot about politics. glad to have you here. >> delighted to be here. thanks. >> and we have a short intro for you, sam -- documentarian sam katz. >> here. [ chuckles ] >> all right. you know, of course the mayor came out, and his budget proposal has a lot of things, the crown jewel being universal pre-k. everything -- every proposal, everything he will give to city council -- tied to whether or not he can get through what

senator carper was saying the same thing. from our 14 years of border security, the conclusion i came to is our insatiable demand for drugs that is causing so many problems as well. my point is let's look at this with clear eyes and acknowledge the reality and deal with the policies we've enacted over multiple administrations and acknowledge the fact that these things aren't working. we really have to look at what we can do ourselves and state what should be the goal of our policies to stem the flow as opposed to what were doing right now in your budget. you've done a great job with great humanity with what dhs did in the crisis in 2014. it was pretty extraordinary. that's not the solution. bottom line. i've got a couple questions. >> let me make something, let me me say couple things. first, i agree with what secretary told you. he told me the same thing. about the situation in 2006. i share his view that illegal migration is market sensitive. it reacts information in the marketplace about what is going on and what you can e

tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. >>> strike averted a new jersey transit tiehl comes down to a wire, but this morning riders are breathing a sigh of relief. what both side of the contract dispute are saying, about the tense agreement. >>> plus another major announcement from astronaut scott kelly, what he says he will do following his nearly year long stay in space. >>> it is a beautiful morning, a along the schuylkill, we're deck out in green for 31st annual leprechaun run. i'm anita oh and coming up i'll tell you what the money raised to take will benefit. >> reporter: good morning, i'm rahel solomon. the let's send it over to meteorologist justin drabick on the cbs-3 sky deck. for those still heading out you need to bundle will up, kind of chilly. >> you need to break out that heavier coat compared the two last few mornings, back to the reality here, good 20-degree drop and in some spots in the 20's this morning. we will have sunshine out this morning. sunnies up, a few included rolling in but overall in the a bad start to the weekend. check out temperatures spread

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tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. >>> severe weather is to blame for three deathsing a six year-old child. one person dead in texas and 400 homes are flooded in mississippi. forecasters say more rain is on the way. reporter nick valencia shows us the damage. >> reporter: from texas, to tennessee, thousands of resident across six states have been affected by a historic rainfall. this woman had to be carried out of the water after driving her car in, to a flooded out road in memphis. in louisiana, the the state's governor called in the national guard to help with water rescue. >> obviously this is a very serious weather event, serious enough that the entire state has been declared an emergency. >> reporter: tara a moore shot the this video in west monroe of the house boat that broke loose and floated away. there was 2 feet of way in the worst parts of the state. >> we weren't prepared for none of this. >> reporter: sheriff in ham on, louisiana went door to door by boat to rescue people who were stranded. more than 100 people had to be evacuated in this parish due you

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unanimously and i want to thank senator ron johnson, the chairman of the committee and senator tom carper, the ranking member of the committee and all of our colleagues on the committee for their unwavering support for this investigation. this will be the first time in more than 20 years that the senate has had to enforce a subpoena in court. i can't think of a time when it's been more justified. to my colleagues who are wondering about this, again i hope they'll look at our report and see why it's so important that we move forward with enforcing this subpoena. the subcommittee on investigations has a long history of investigating crime that infiltrates interstate commerce and affects our nation's health and safety. in our era, the crime of human trafficking has become a scourge and congress needs to know everything it can to be able to better fight it. no investigation of that subject could omit backpage.com. again as we've heard from these outside groups, the vast majority of this sex trafficking is going online through this very site. the national association of attorneys general has d

tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. >>> we're back.will champion and jonny buckland. good to have you pack. >> thanks for having us. >> you just said something to us that completely freaked me out. you said, thank you for coming outside and doing this with us. we're spoiled, and it's really fun to get up at 4:00 in the morning and sweat it out in weather like this. >> grateful to everyone that came out so early. >> you guys, i mean, these are not the best of conditions. every time i look over at you all, you're smiling this morning. does it feel good to be back on stage? >> we haven't seen each other for a week, so we're happy to, you know, be back together as friends. also, any time anyone shows up, it makes us feel great. that's the truth. >> let's go back a few weeks to the super bowl. i mean, amazing. san jose, you're up there on stage, you know that hundreds of millions of people are watching. any nerves going into the performance? >> we prepared for it for a long time. eventually, we got so excited about it, we asked great and ta

tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. >>> panel is back to look ahead to what we're callingation tuesday -- what i'm calling separation tuesday. i'm trying very hard to make this work. but like our friends on game day, they try to rivalry saturday. well, this is separation tuesday. well, we go through the best case scenarios for all. if trump wins florida and loses ohio, then he has to win 59% of all remaining delegates in a three-way race. if cruz wins, 35% of proportional delegates, best case scenario for him he then has to win 80% of remaining delegates in order to make it to the convention without contested convention. and if rubio wins florida, he would have to win 98% of all remaining delegates. here's our favorite math i used with john kasich earlier. if he wins ohio, he's got to win 112% of remaining delegates. alex, you're a math major, right? >> absolutely. >> how does that work out for you? >> two and two -- trump's got three things going into this convention, assuming he's going to lose ohio, he's got a carrot, a stick and a deal. he's very good at deals. the sti

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tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. >>> 8:51. our big fat today wedding. we've gotten to know our lovebirds and hoda has crashed their dates which was weird. >> very weird. sorry. >> the altar has room for one bride and one groom. >> we are going to reveal the winners in a moment. first, our finalists one more time, everybody. we have kaitlyn and john from chicago. megan and john from l.a. lara and david from new york city. hi, kids! >> you all nervous? everybody excited? >> yeah. >> you have a huge family, right? >> yeah. >> little bit like "my big fat greek wedding." >> yeah. >> how have the relatives responded to you being on the show? >> everyone is excited. texting and everybody is supportive. >> megan, which is your birthday month. what is the actual date? >> 29th. >> you're saving money for your wedding but you've also been enjoying yourselves here in the city, right? >> yeah. >> tell us about that. >> honestly, considering we couldn't -- originally we weren't going to spend any money because we were going to save, this ha

this year's budget permission, as as i think senator carper has accurately outlined reflects hard and difficult choices to fit within the budget caps. because we had to make choices there are some things i wish we could've funded at higher levels that we do not in this budget request. let me say that i appreciate very much the true partnership that i think we've had it dhs with the members of this committee. what i believed to be a very effective bipartisan working relationship with members of this committee since i've been secretary, i think together together we have accomplished a lot. going back to even before i was confirmed and i began courtesy calls with members of this committee, i took to heart the message i received from you about the importance of management reform. reforming the way in which our department does business. overall, my goal is secretary for the remanding 319 days i'm in office is to leave the department of homeland security in a better place than i found it. but that means is improving the efficiency and the effectiveness by which we deliver homeland security