here with glory fagan.the break and i noticed you have a very interesting name-- glory, and then i saw on july 3rd, so i assumed the connection to old glory. >> well, one would assume that would be true, and i grew up thinking that that was the connection. and then when my daughters were actually adults, they confirm that, and she said, "no, i was actually reading a-- kind of a cheap dime store novel and there was sort of a shady lady named glory." [laughter] "and so, you're named for her." >> just some woman out of a trashy novel. >> right, exactly. >> well, wow. >> and if you knew my mom, she's a sunday school teacher. i teach in a christian school. >> so, really, out of the blue. >> yeah, yeah. >> well, there you go. we'll stick with the old glory reference. >> it's true now. >> you're playing a great game. $7,000. again, all the lifelines are there if you need any help. about to hit the halfway mark to $1 million. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] $10,000 question.

here is vice admiral linda fagan. >> i know it's hard for these crews to be leaving behind their dependentsd spouses. a thousand times more so when everyone is wondering when their next paycheck will be and how they can support the family they're leaving behind. >> out to sea, out to deployment without a paycheck. joining me, jodi airington. thanks for taking the time. >> greetings from the largest cotton patch in the world. >> well, it's good to have you. you are aware of the democrats' position on this in response to the president's offer over the weekend. and their position is that the president created this problem. the president removed protection from dreamers and that offering them temporary protection now as a concession, in their view is not a concession at all. in your view, is temporary protections for dreamers whose protections the president removed himself, is that a compromise? >> absolutely it is. i think if you ask the daca folks if having the peace of mind and not being -- not always looking over their shoulder for fear of being deported because that is the law of the land.

it included this message from vicedmiral linda fagan, a pacific area commander. >> during these uncertain timese ofapse of appropriations of the government shutdown, i know it's hard for these crewsbe to be leavinnd their dependents and spouses. it's a thousand times mo so when everybody's wondering when their next paycheck will be and amhow they can support they they are leaving behind. there has been an incredibleou ouring of support for the families here in the alameda area, but the tension and the anxiety for the crew is real. >> woodruff: without legislative action, or an end to the partial shutdown, coast guard members will miss their second paycheck on january 30th and retirees will start missing out on benefits next month. virginia senator tim kaine, a democrat, spoke on the senate floor today about the coast guard. >> they're deploying for multiple months and they're saying goodbye to their families but their families in alameda n it cheap will have to keep paying rent bills and thingst while co deployed and not being paid. >> woodruff: according to the coast guard, an esti31% of