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. >> reporter: this boutique is just one part of the maddie ann dixon community cupboard a non-profitin ambler and surrounding areas since the 1970's. >> probably about 800 families, and on a inly or every other month basis. >> reporter: that is christine, executive director who directs oversee the boutique but job training, and the food cupgame. eligible families can team up, and have supplies once a month packed by volunteers like mary, from lower gwynedd. >> you are putting it in the bag and what would i give my kids. >> reporter: linda reynold of orland lost her job in march while she looks for next ones, cupboard supplies food and clothing. she's about to go through resume training also, she says the help is tremendous. >> it gives us a reason to, keep going, from times. >> reporter: the community cupboard for polishing her resume, interview skills and lifting her spirits. >> you step into this no judgment zone and everyone treats you with dignity. >> reporter: as school year draws to a close and children miss out on school meals, workers here fear the shelves will empty quickly.

. >> if you have old brownie mix in your cupboard, stand by. >> she makes the old brownie and mary makes the new one. >> we are adding fresh eggs to this. >> they guess which has the old and which has the new. shelly thought the brownies on the left were better. turns out those were the new ones. shelly preferred the brownies that expired four years ago. >> i guess i like old food better. >> what about perishable? they cooked the old with the new. >> they are both good. >> mary, what time is breakfast tomorrow? >> they can't tell the difference and nobody got sick. mary says we throw out dairy way too soon. we try milk that expired four years ago. >> it is definitely not bad. >> i ask her how can you really tell what is good or bad? >> smell it. if it smells, throw it out. that should be your key and not the date. >> because of the legislation industry groups agreed to draft a new standard for dating that could be applied nationwide. it should be ready this month. the bill is on hold until then. if you have questions about how long you can keep other foods in your kitchen go to our websi

or heaven forbid, just stashed in a cupboard at home in virginia, from the pantry. >> i put all the producedoesn't go in the fridge like the potatoes. >> reporter: to the home office. >> all my tax returns, personal on this side, business on this side. everything is labeled by year. >> reporter: i have a feeling the irs is never calling you. >> reporter: she says being uber organized doesn't have to cost much either. >> these are all ice cream jars that were recycled. >> reporter: she uses vinegar bottles to hold glass cleaner and marbles for a homemade lazy susan. >> this spins. >> reporter: were you like this as a kid? >> yes, i've always been so organized and loved to create order. you know, now i get to teach hi, everyone, i'm alejandra. >> reporter: her lifelong pursuit of order is now a full-time gig. along with her husband ed, she's bringing her brand of home organization to the masses with over 663,000 subscribers and more than 60 million views on youtube, she says her method makes a difference in people's lives. >> we change their relationships. we save marriages. it's amazing. >>

. >> if you have old brownie mix in your cupboard, stand by. >> she makes the old brownie and mary makes the new one. >> we are adding fresh eggs to this. >> they guess which has the old and which has the new. shelly thought the brownies on the left were better. turns out those were the new ones. shelly preferred the brownies that expired four years ago. >> i guess i like old food better. >> what about perishable? they cooked the old with the new. >> they are both good. >> mary, what time is breakfast tomorrow? >> they can't tell the difference and nobody got sick. mary says we throw out dairy way too soon. we try milk that expired four years ago. >> it is definitely not bad. >> i ask her how can you really tell what is good or bad? >> smell it. if it smells, throw it out. that should be your key and not the date. >> because of the legislation industry groups agreed to draft a new standard for dating that could be applied nationwide. it should be ready this month. the bill is on hold until then. if you have questions about how long you can keep other foods in your kitchen go to our websi

when there was not fit in the cupboard, he the grabbed his hunting rifle and came back with a deer fored him, he enlisted in the army at age 19. he deployed to iraq and afghanistan 14 times. he earned 11 bronze stars, four for valor. last october, as isil terrorists prepared to execute hostages, josh and his special ops went in and rescued them. every single one walked free. we were already dead, one of the hostages said, and then god sent us a force from the sky. that force was the u.s. army, including josh wheeler. josh was the doting dad who wrote notes to his kids in the stacks of books he read. flying home last summer to be with his wife, ashley, who was about to give birth, he scribbled one note in the novel he was reading, just to tell his unborn son he was on his way. ashley wheeler is with us here today, holding their 10-month-old son, david. [applause] ashley says josh's memory makes her think about how she can be a better citizen. she hopes it is what other people think about, too. today, this husband and father rests here in arlington in section 60. as americans, we resolve

. >>> if you have trail mix in your cupboard, check it. several are recalled for listeria.ody has gotten sick yet but the company is pulling the product out of, quote, an abundance out of caution. a supplier recalled the sunflower seeds prompting the recall. >>> paying the minimum on your credit card won't get you the best home loans anymore. starting in june, fannie mae will favor borrowers making efforts to pay off credit cards rather than just the monthly minimums. it would help borrowers who are closest to getting approved. >>> vallejo police have been here all night and fire investigators are on the scene of a fire that killed a 5-year- old boy. >>> and a bay area attorney is suing to extend the voter registration deadline which, by the way, is today. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, griego. and i'm kenny choi. this morning -- investigato are at a home in vallejo wha young boy was killed in a fe >>> good morning. it's straight-up 6:00 on monday, may 23. i'm anne makovec in for michelle. >> and i'm kenny choi. >>> jackie ward is live outside a home in vallejo with more on a fire

when there wasn't food in the c cupboard, he grabbed his hunteding rifle and came back with a deer forars, four for valor. last october, as isil terrorists prepared to execute 70 hostages, josh, his fellow special ops went in and rescued them. every single one walked free. we were already dead, one of the hostages said, and then god sent us a force from the sky. that force was the u.s. army, including josh wheeler. josh was the doting dad who wrote notes to his kids in the stacks of books he read. flying home last summer to be with his wife, ashley, who was about to give birth, he scribbled one note in the novel he was reading, just to tell his unborn son he was on his way. ashley wheeler is with us here today, holding their 10-month-old son, david. [ applause ] ashley says josh's memory makes her think about how can she be a better citizen, and she hopes it's what other people think about too. today this husband and father rests here in arlington in section 60. and as americans, we resolve to be better, better people, better citize citizens, because of master sergeant josh wheeler. an

when there wasn't food in the cupboard, he grabbed his hunting rifle and came back with a deer for dinnerrrorists prepared to execute 70 hostages, josh and his fellow special ops went in and rescued them. every single one walked free. we were already dead, one of the hostages said, then god sent us a force from the sky. that force was the u.s. army including josh wheeler. josh was the doting dad who wrote notes to his kids in the stacks of books he read. flying home last summer to be with his wife, ashley, who was about to give birth, he scribbled one note in the novel he was reading just to tell his unborn son he was on his way. ashley wheeler is with us here today holding their 10-month-old son, david. [ applause ] ashley says josh's memory makes her think about how can she be a better citizen, and she hopes it's what other people think about too. today this husband and father rests here in arlington in section 60, and as americans we resolve to be better, better people, better citizens, because of master sergeant joshua wheeler. our nation reveals itself not only by the people it produ

when i wasn't food in the cupboard, he grabbed his hunting rifle and came back with a deer for dinneroctober, as isil terrorists prepared to execute 70 hostages, josh and his fellow special ops went in and rescued them. every single one walkedfree . we were already dead, one of the hostages said, then god sent us a force from the sky. that force was the u.s. army including josh wheeler . josh was the doting dad who wrote notes, whose kids in the stacks of books he read. flying home last summer to be with his wife ashley was about to give birth, he scribbled on note in the novel he was reading just to tell his unborn son he was on his way. ashley wheeler is with us here today holding their 10-month-old say son david. [applause] [applause] ashley says josh's memory makes her think about how could she be a better citizen and she hopes it's what other people think about also. today, this husband and father rest here in arlington in section 60 area and as americans, we resolve to be better. better people, bettercitizens because of master sergeant joshua wheeler . our nation reveals itself

all the cupboards had handled some of the lights had fixtures. it was nice. she gathered her things things up and unpacked them a once everything was inside she sat down on the floor and she found a garbage bag that had towels and clothing in it and she leaned against it. arlene got her stuff out of storage and hung pictures on the wall. she liked being made so she had to sign put up over this think that said if you don't clean up after yourself we are going to have problems. soon jory started acting out of school but it's hard to be 14 is hard to be 14 and experience long stretches of homelessness. between seven and eighth grade jury had been to five different schools would. one day a teacher snapped at him and he kicked her in the shins and ran home. instead of calling the principal she called the police and when they followed jory home and the landlord found out about that he told arlene she had to go. she told me after that, i've got a curse on me. sometimes i find my body trembling or shaking but i'm tired but i can't sleep. i'm fixing to have a nervous

with two children and one on the way, she is raising her kids with no food in her cupboards and barelyil reserves, but it can't stock the nations refrigerators. this is all i have, she tells me as i ask about milk. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: when i find it, she says they have milk. and even at six months pregnant, sometimes with a child on each hand, she lines up for as many as 18 hours to find anything to eat. janet shows us all she has too. she says it took her three weeks of queueing to stock this much, a shop that would have normally taken about an hour. this is not the worst of it for this family. janet introduces us to her daughter, who explains the country is out of medicine too, and there's no line you can wait in for that. >> translator: cancer waits for no one. i'm worried about my own health and the health of so many others who are going through this right now. >> reporter: she is holding unfilled prescriptions for chemo, and she says no doctor, no hospital can tell her when she'll get treatment. >> translator: it pains me to see venezuela in the state it's in right n

>> they found two bullets lodged in the kitchen cupboard.the two shots that went through the arm, went through the arm and through that wall and came out into kitchen cabinets on the other side. >> reporter: i see. thompson and his partners used string to simulate the path of the bullets. they even tried to act out what might have happened. and before long, they came to some conclusions. how far away was the shooter? >> pretty close range. >> reporter: so, if they struggle and the gun went off, it would be, right? >> yeah. some kind of conversation went on and a struggle ensued. two shots went off, and then the third shot into his chest. i think that bryan then struggle to get in to call for help. that he sat there. i think the perpetrator stood there and watched bryan die. >> reporter: and as for the location of the gun so close to dr. rein's own hand? so the killer must've put it there? >> correct. >> reporter: but were there any fingerprints on the gun? >> no. it looked like it had been wiped off with a solvent. >> reporter: so investigat

screening, decades we've developed in the united states that would be helpful to belgium and the cupboards, and we're looking to deploy those and other european countries. >> good year in a testament you referenced a method by which homegrown extremists support online hacking. can you explain in more detail how this works of? >> thank you very much, senator carper. boxing is the practice of taking the names and whatever information is available about an individual and publishing the name and that information to at identifying that individual as a potential target of terrorism. so isil and other tears or insatiable essentially, for example, information about military personnel that they pick off a website and they will publish it and to identify those individuals as potential targets. >> one more last question for you. how would we with respected soft targets, protecting soft targets, how do we increased the secret of traditionally unsecured areas let's say of an airport? how would we do so in a way that's not going to income of the wait times for air travelers coulbut could you share with

. >> nothing is left out or heaven forbid just stashed in a cupboard at home in virginia.e. >> all my tax returns, personal on this side, business on this side. everything is labeled by year. >> i have a feeling the irs is never calling you. >> to the closet. >> everything is by category and then once it's in a category it's by color. >> she's even found a perfect spot for her dead bin right here. >> and she says being uber organized doesn't have to cost much either. >> so these are all ice cream jars that were recycled. >> she uses vinegar bottles to hold glass cleaner and marbles for a home made lazy susan. >> were you like this as a kid? >> yes, i've always been so organized and loved to create order. you know, now i get to teach people how to do it. hi, everyone, i'm alejandra. >> reporter: her lifelong support of order is now a full time gig. along with her husband ed she's bringing her brand of home organization to the masses with over 663,000 subscribers and more than 60 million views on youtube, she says her method makes a difference in people's lives. >> we change

measures where you check the plane, the bathrooms, the cargo holds, seal off all the various bins and cupboardsplane, those don't apply to all planes across the board. this plane would have received the overnight check, the bins, the trash bins and the carts on the plane and making routes in the day, a walk around and anyone loading the plane at the various airports, anyone performing catering or cleaning, there are literally hundreds of persons that would have touched that plane during the day. so, you know, and a plane is, you know, basically a ticking time bomb. anything put on that plane that's not been taken off flies to the various airports and some of the enhanced security starting in 2014 aimed to planes for the u.s. this plane might not have gotten the enhanced security. >> brooke, by the way, you mentioned flight 990, obviously, one of the worst incidents in the history of that airline. >> yeah. >> my mind goes to an incident that i think everybody remembers about a decade before that, 1988, pan am flight 103. don't forget that was one where, yeah, it took off from london heathrow, th