dr. scott? >> woefully insufficient. >> no, sir. >> and its federal funding remains flat, does anyone believe, or is it a possibility, and deferred dr. scott your testimony about the commonwealth, but does anyone believe if we just remain flat that additional state and local funding alone can cover the costs of starting to pay down the backlog? >> know. i will say that last year the pennsylvania commonwealth passed a transportation bill. it was approximately half of what our needs are going forward to address our state of good repair. so no, the state actually did their share i think, but i think the federal government really needs to step up and do a deal. deal. >> same. not possible. >> we have a large local -- soda with her 1% sales tax which is not nearly enough to be what we need to do, as we move forward. >> mr. casey, your testimony, particularly acute for large urban rail systems. you noted that the average age of septa's rail bridges is more than 80 years old. 103 bridges more than 100

dr. scottsible for managing the mbta, overseeing the commonwealth's 15 regional transit authorities and mass dot's freight and passenger rail program. dr. scott has tremendous expertise in these issues not only in massachusetts, but also nationally. her career in the public transportation industry spans more than three decades and includes executive and senior leadership positions with some of the nation's largest public transit systems. prior to coming to the mbta, dr. scott served as chief executive officer and general manager of the metropolitan atlanta rapid transit authority, marta, where she was the first woman to hold that position. additionally, she served as general manager and chief executive officer of the sacramento regional transit district, srtd, and she also served as the general manager of the rhode island public transit authority, ripta. dr. scott is nationally recognized for her extraordinary leadership and thoughtful advocacy in advancing increased investment for effective an

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dr. scott gottlieb back with us, an internist who saw all of this coming and said it is going to get worse. that means we're actually looking, doctor, less than two million new enrollees, if that. >> probably one to two million. that tracks estimates put up by goldman sachs and other groups early on so this is probably right. most people who were uninsured and got coverage on obamacare ended up on medicare. and most of the people who got private coverage from the exchanges were people dropped from their existing private coverage or people who self selected to take advantage of the subsidies. >> so, doctor, when the obama folks come back and say, well, an enrollee is an enrollee is an enrollee, part of the affordable care act no 345matter what the says, you say? >> we're expanding medicaid and the problem is the medicaid program isn't serving the poor very well and we haven't done anything to fix that program. by putting more people into medicaid and not channeling more resources into it, we'll

dr. bentley scott, and this moment would be a good time. >> it is my great pleasure to introduce dr. beverly stock. the administrator. responsible for managing, overseeing and a blur great passenger rail program. tremendous expertise in these issues criminally in massachusetts, but nationally. her career in public transportation spans more than three decades that includes executive and senior leaders with some of the nation's largest public transit systems. proprietor who doctors got served as chief executive officer and general manager of the metropolitan atlanta rapid transit authority where she was the first person to hold that position. additionally, she served as general manager and chief executive officer of the sacramento regional transit district : and she also served as the general manager of the ryland public transit authority. nationally recognized for her extraordinary lead and thoughtful advocacy in advancing increased investment for effective and efficient transit infrastructure. she is a leader in her field and was named transportation and a greater change by president

thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew. dr. priscilla chan is the first lady of facebook and the wife of mark zuckerberg is accomplished in her own right. she's kept a low profile until now. this morning dr. chan is speaking out exclusively on "today" show about life here in silicon valley. and also to announce a $120 million donation to bay area schools. >> we've seen first hand that the quality of education really varies in our area from the highest performing schools to the most underserved schools. >> the full interview will air on "today" show right after "today in the bay" but getting a preview right now courtesy of savannah guthrie who joins us live from 30 rock in new york city. good morning, savannah. >> good morning laura and scott. good to see you. >> here in silicon valley we report about mark zuckerberg all the time. dr. chan kept a low profile, why did she choose now to step into the public spotlight? >> i said, you haven't done meay interviews and she said you are my first. in this case she knew stepping forward

the research of dr scott's a retired lieutenant colonel at the harvard business school highlights the difficulties in determining both the cause of and criminal culpability in friendly fire incidents so friendly fire have a perverse relationship with friendly fire paratrooper and eighty second airborne division i was a victim of friendly fire in operation urgent fury and grenada and so for years this was ninety three i had a perverse sense of curiosity how could sometimes some of the best trained best equipped people in the world sometimes fall short of the mark in his book friendly fire dr snoeck investigates an encounter in a no fly zone in which two u.s. f. fifteen fighters shot down two u.s. army black hawk helicopters instantly killing twenty six u.n. peacekeepers this happened in one thousand nine hundred four full three years after the end of the first gulf war it was a high shooting war going around there's not a lot of bad guys around on the ground there aren't a lot of enemy planes flying around near broad daylight unlimited visibility relatively benign conditions at the tim

dr. tiller. the man, scott rotor, was part of an extremist network of anti-abortion extremists in this country thatl themselves the army of god. this is a domestic terrorist movement who will use violence and even murder to try and get their political views enacted. and unfortunately, the state of kansas, even though the majority of people in kansas, by the way, are pro-choice, they want abortion to be safe. they want abortion to be legal. and they support this clinic there to be a health care provider for the women of kansas. but we've got a government there dominated by right-wing republicans who are out of touch with their own constituents, who have enacted law after law to try and cut off access is to women in kansas. >> we have seen -- take away this sort of terroreristic part of the movement, right, we are just talking about a fully legal, non-violent part of the anti-abortion movement. it still is the case that there's just a -- you know, if you're going to run abortion clinic that is going to be your life, right, have people outside every day like what effect does that have on the way that

dr. hecht no. ms. duckworth? mr. runnion, no. mr. peters, aye. mr. scott? mr. scott, no. mr. enyart aye. mr. plazo, no. mr.

scott? >> thank you very much. >>> dr. j, what do you make of the vix? these new lows again, scott, it, of course, broke 12 this week before trading up, as scott said. now, with the vix, you know, basically mid-12s to 13, it's still very reasonable to buy protection here. so we saw a lot of people doing exactly that. not in the short-term options, but out in june. in other words, they want about 30 days worth of protection, scott. they put that trade on today. >> jim? >> jon, i want to talk to you about the vix. i think we've had this discussion before. the problem i've always had with it is the timing. you know, if you're going to buy the vix, you have to get the timing right. if you look at a straight vix futures vehicle like the vixi, go back two years ago, it's lost 80% of its value. >> yeah. >> first off, do you agree it has to be timed right? and is this the right time, in your mind? >> i think it is, and the reason is, of course, that it is so cheap. so you can put on a spread for, you know, pennies really, and the vix makes a move, of course, on

dr. keith ablow, governor scott walker and marcus lutrell. >> we'll see you back here tomorrow. there is speculation he may do that as early as this morning. more horror stories in the meantime are coming out because a new website has been launched saying come on in, tell us your stories, tell us your experiences. we'll expect to hear a lot more tories from across the country on this scandal today. i'm martha maccallum. welcome to "america's newsroom." >> i'll eric shawn in for bill hemmer. the white house hinting they could make announcement and that announcement could come soon. whatever the president says that is coming weeks after the scandal first broke with all the news from the phoenix system. arizona senator john mccain, a noted veteran himself, he said the president has had years to take action? >> where is the president's priorities? in 2008 as you mentioned in transition he said wait times were too long. on several other occasions he was aware of things still wrong in the va. he is in his second term now. where was it on his priority list? it seems to me it couldn't h

scott king. the two shared a close on is dr. martin luther king was assassinated on maya angelou's birthday. ey would talk every year on that date, april 4. in 2006, maya angelou spoke at caretta scott king's funeral in georgia. >> on those late nights when coretta and i would talk, i would make her laugh and she said that marching can use to tell her, you don't laugh enough. and there's a recent book out about sisters in which she spoke about her blood sister, but at the end of her essay, she said, i do have a chosen sister, maya angelou, who makes me laugh even when i don't want to. [laughter] and it's true. i told her some jokes only for no mixed company. [laughter] many times on those late after evenings, she would say to me, sister, it shouldn't be an either/or, should it? peace and justice should be known to all people everywhere all the time, isn't that right? [applause] now, said then and i say you're absolutely right. i do believe that peace and justice should be known to every all theeverywhere, time. and those of us who gather here, principalities, presidents, senators, those of us

dr. keith ablow, governor scott walker and marcus lutrell. >> we'll see you back here tomorrow.he meantime are coming out because a new website has been launched saying come on in, tell us your stories, tell us your experiences. we'll expect to hear a lot more tories from across the country on this scandal today. i'm martha maccallum. welcome to "america's newsroom." >> i'll eric shawn in for bill hemmer. the white house hinting they could make announcement and that announcement could come soon. whatever the president says that is

scott. with that, i will yield one minute to dr. benishek. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. benishek: i thank the chairman. mr. speaker in the real world, if you fail to do your job, you get fired. not at the v.a. today i rise in support of h.r. 4031, the department of veteran affairs management accountability act. i'm proud to be an original co-sponsor of this bill because it allows the secretary to fire senior v.a. executives when they fail to do their job. i'm sick and tired of hauling v.a. officials in front of the committee to hear tired excuses and explanations. president obama has allowed the v.a. leadership to operate without accountability. veterans are dying. the time for excuses has passed. the time for taking action to fix these problems is now. this legislation is just the beginning. severe mismanagement at the v.a. will not be tolerated by me or this congress. we will overturn every rock and use every tool at our disposal in the pursuit of the truth of what's happening at the v.a. the chair: the gentlem

dr. sam foote and ryan galluci of the vfw. >>> and scott reed on the u.s. chamber of commerce's multimillion dollar stake in the 2011 election. >> if you say something stupid we're not going to support you. if it crosses the line and is disrespectful, we're out. >> all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> hello again from fox news in washington. this week, we were fascinated to learn that former vice president cheney and his wife, lynne, have embarked on a road show, where he interviews her about her new critically acclaimed biography, james madison, a life revealed. well we invited them to sit down with us to discuss a wide range of topics. in their first joint interview since leaving office. >> vice president cheney, mrs. cheney, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good morning, chris. >> good to see you, chris. >> karl rove talked about hillary clinton having sustained a traumatic brain injury. the clinton campfired back that shows just how desperate the republicans are this year. mr. vice president, do you think that hillary clinton's health and age ar

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had scott pattinson indeed been on top of lisa pressing that bar down onto her throat, dr.have expected to see more significant damage to her neck. >> i would expect to see a fracture of that cart ladies and gentlemen right here. the adam's apple. more injury. >> and the defense introduced a new theme. they talked to the jurors about a toxicology report that lisa had a dangerous cocktail of drugs in her system, particularly a diet drug that's known to sometimes produce the side effects like fainting spells and irregular heartbeats. she had three times the amount of the therapeutic amount of that drug. >> she's already exerting herself. that could tip her over the edge. the barcomes down over her neck. it could take anywhere from a few seconds at that point for unconsciousness to occur. >> that quick. >> that quickly. >> the conclusion from the expert witness, lisa pattinson's death is not a homicide but one of an undetermined cause. >> there was no physical evidence that proved to me that scott pattinson murdered his wife. >> but what about the defense's biggest obstacle? t

dr. dre. billion. tag is $3.2 that would make it apple's biggest purchase ever. for a look at why they may be buying beats, we have scottat is your reasoning for why they would want to make this move? apple has never purchased a brand this identifiable. apple is known for making small purchases of smaller companies. >> i definitely agree with that. a few things came to mind with the unconfirmed report. it became more widely distributed yesterday evening. initially, apple has a lot of cash. $151 billion in cash and investments. they also raised more in a debt offering. they are not lacking for resources. it is obvious that there is in race when itms comes to m&a. and apple is looking for -- ancillary areas to bolster and enhance their growth profile. applehael, you are an bull. kessler, why is this an interesting deal? >> i would be interested in his comments about displacing digital by streaming. online streaming has gone from 10% to 25 or 30%. digital is declining. i think that is the future and the market will react. >> this is about itunes and the lack thereof. >> right. the way to think about it is two things. one,

scott. with that, i will yield one minute to dr. benishek. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. benishek: i thank the chairman. mr. speaker in the real world, if you fail to do your job, you get fired. not at the v.a. today i rise in support of h.r. 4031, the department of veteran affairs management accountability act. i'm proud to be an original co-sponsor of this bill because it allows the secretary to fire senior v.a. executives when they fail to do their job. i'm sick and tired of hauling v.a. officials in front of the committee to hear tired excuses and explanations. president obama has allowed the v.a. leadership to operate without accountability. veterans are dying. the time for excuses has passed. the time for taking action to fix these problems is now. this legislation is just the beginning. severe mismanagement at the v.a. will not be tolerated by me or this congress. we will overturn every rock and use every tool at our disposal in the pursuit of the truth of what's happening at the v.a. the chair: the gentlem

dr. jon lapook has details. and nancy cordes on a monumental achievement and a grand reopening. >> reporter: is it higher than you thought? >> yes! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scottelley.

scott perry of pennsylvania. >> thank you, mr. chairman. dr. sewall, it's my understanding that officials have repeated -- administration officials have repeatedly stated that boko haram is not motivated by religious causes but by issues of economic deprivation. is that -- is state department also led to that conclusion? >> i'm not sure what the -- whether there is a piece of paper that describes the state department's view about the motivations of boko haram. what i can tell you is we know from watching boko haram over the years that they are bent on destroying institutions that support the people of nigeria in the northeast. and that they have no compunction about killing any nigerian that is in their path. >> i understand and i think we as americans understand that but i'm trying to focus on how state department views boko haram. >> we view boko haram as a terrorist organization. >> and what is their motivation, if you can describe that. what are they motivated by? not what are their actions, what are they motivated by? >> i'm not in the hea

dr. hecht no. ms. duckworth? mr. runnion, no. mr. peters, aye. mr. scott? mr. scott, no. mr. enyart aye. mr. plazo, no. mr. gaeho, aye. mr. brooks, no. mr. veezy aye. mr. nugent, no. ms. gabbert? ms. gabbert? mrs. nome? mrs. nome, no. mr. cook? mr. cook, no. mr. bridenstine, no. dr. winthrop, no. [ applause ] warski, no. mr. burn, no. mr. mcintyre? mr. lopesack? mr. lobesack, yes. mr. schuster? mr. schuster, no. mr. johnson? mr. johnson? mr. carson. >> mr. carson? ms. duckworth? ms. duckworth? ms. duckworth, aye. ms. gabbert. ms. gabbert. >> is there anyone who's not had the roll recorded? the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman, the vote was 24 ayes, and 34 nos. >> the amendment is not agreed to. if there are no further amendments, the chair recognizes the gentleman from alabama, mr. rogers, for the purpose of offering a motion. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to take a minute, first, to thank my ranking member and good friend from tennessee, mr. cooper, who has been a great partner in this process. i think that's evidenced by the fact that in my 12 years here, i can't remember a mark going th

dr. jon lapook has details. and nancy cordes on a monumental achievement and a grand reopening. >> reporter: is it higher than you thought? >> yes! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. the united states is now searching for those kidnapped nigerian school girls. manned american spy planes are combing nigeria for the more than 200 girls abducted nearly four weeks ago from the town of chibok. today, we saw them for the first time in a hostage video. the terror group boko haram wants the nigerian government to release its members held in prison or it says the girls will never be seen again. we have two reports. first, david martin at the pentagon. >> reporter: surveillance missions flown by manned aircraft have already begun, and the pentagon is considering adding unmanned drones to the search. the nearest drone base is in the country of niger, next door to nigeria. they were sent there last year to fly north and search for militants operating in mali. to aid in the search for the girls, the drones, which are unarmed would have to fly hundreds of miles east over the part of nigeria where boko haram is based.

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dr. scholl's. >>> good morning, everyone. 7:56. i'm scott mcgrew.cers are at a south bay high school to make sure protesters don't get out of hand. video just into our newsroom in live oak high school in morgan hill. dozens of people there carrying american flags in peaceful protests. crews installed a large fence around the south bay school in hopes of shielding students from these rallies. the rallies stem back to an incident on campus in 2010. a small group of students wore american flag t-shirts on cinco de mayo four years ago in response to students celebrating the holiday. they were sent home from school. >>> this morning the school put up posters and messages of unity saying protesters are not going to divide the teachers and the students. >>> let's check our weather this morning with christina. good morning. >> good morning to you, scott. whole new workweek and forecast to tell you about. starting today, big changes coming your way, maybe even some shower activity and you can see the clouds thickening up here in san jose temperatures in the

dr. j, we were looking at the wall. i want to see that again. i like the way the wall looks. you're alibaba. that's your pick? >> i would be one of them, scott.hort it, of course. shares post, second market, that's the only place it's listed. but you've got 200-plus billion in market cap. and a lot of very questionable business practices over there in china, judge. so since you can't short that one, i'd say take a look at chipotle. it's already corrected from 600 back down to 500. i think it's got 400 written all over it. and a lot of those guys at the conference have talked about this one in the past. i wouldn't be surprised if it's in one of the short baskets. >> it's funny, because yesterday it was upgraded somewhere. i don't remember the place that did it. but the stock -- the stock was up. you know, einhorn makes this case that the stocks within his basket could fall 80% from their peaks. and athena health was the one he really called out yesterday with a presentation, clips of the ceo jonathan bush, and whatnot. what do you guys think about that specific name? >> i think it's a great call by einhorn, if he's been short for the last few

scott kessler will join us with his first ideas. a lot of the conversation is less about the headphones and more about this dreaming capability of what jimmy ivey ovene and drm, thank you very much. tom keene back at the top of the hour. let's talk telecoms. we had numbers from telecom this morning -- telefonica this morning. they agree to a $1 billion deal that makes it the most powerful tv broker in spain. david tweed has been following the story. shares came under pressure early. tell us what is going on behind the numbers. >> you look at the numbers and you can see there are a couple of things going on with telefonica. washare taking a bit of a because of the decline and some latin american currencies, in particular the argentinian peso down 18% in the first quarter. it looks as though they are going to have similar difficulties in the second quarter. that might explain why we have seen the share price weakness. on the other side of the coin, you have mentioned telefonica trying to do what it can to find new revenue streams, which explains why it is going to do of digital plus. they have the lions share of the sports market, in terms of sports programmi

dr. prager, the book is called "the shark whisperer." a special thanks to the long island expedition center for >>> well, good morning, everyone. 8:56. i'm scotts bike to work day. today marks the 20th anniversary of the event. all bay area counties are participating, even oakland mayor jean quan will ride a bike to work today as part of the national bike month. is it good weather for such a thing? let's check in with christina. >> i sure hope so. you know what, we actually have a little bit of shower activity coming our way. but i think it will stay to the north of oaktown. we're looking good. clouds increasing right now in san jose. and in san francisco, you can see an overcast sky overhead. temperatures are going to be just about as warm as where we ended up yesterday. nonetheless, mostly cloudy, a few showers north of the golden gate bridge, 62 in san francisco. 69 in the north bay today. high-end or low-price. or you can go to t.j.maxx and you can have it all for up to 50% off department store prices. t.j. maxx. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today's take" with natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall. >>> welcome to "today" on

king our special guest is scott gimple he started his career with matt groening is a bundle of comics he wrote an edited simpsons comics before writing for t.v. shows such as dr life and flash forward he joined amcs the walking dead and twenty eleven he's currently does that give producer and show runner the smash hits for the season finale had a record fifteen point seven million viewers explained that why is the walking dead attracting fifteen million people. i would say there's nothing like it on television. i would say it's a character driven show and in that show i think one of the main questions that people ask when they watch it is what would i do what would i do in this situation there are more moral choices there are a lot of strange practical choices you have to make and ultimately i think it is about maintaining your humanity in inhumane world and how difficult that is and i think that's ultimately an extremely hopeful thing he's revolutionary evolutionary a rope that's evolutionary i think it's evolutionary it's the evolutionary it's the evolution of zombie movies and television and i think it's revolutionary in that robert kirkman sot of an idea

dr. angelou at her home. she loved to cook. >> amazing. >> one of my highest honors was she asked for an autographed copy of my cook book. i was proud >>> good morning, everyone. 9:56. i'm scottvoirs for drinking water, but because of the shortage, they now have to use ground water. it's a much harder water. it's safe to drink and use, but there are minerals in it that will leave a film, especially noticeable on water glasses. a piece of san jose history reopened this morning, with a new look. a brand-new orchid supply hardware store on san carlo street opened its doors at 7:00 this morning. it's on the same lot right next door to where the first opened in 1946. the old building will be knocked down in the next few months let's check our weather with rob. >> good morning. sunshine around the bay area. 66 out closer to livermore and inside at&t park, you have sunshine, 62 right now, and an early start to the game or an earlier start to the game than usual. 12:45, should see those numbers in the upper 60s with the winds increasing heading into the afternoon. so high temperatures near san francisco, close to 70 today, 80 in san jose and our temperatures into the north bay, low 8