so let's say mary smith is an insurance agent in pennsylvania, 20 years and if you. she received a license to sell insurance instant pennsylvania. she had to have 24 credit hours of training. then she takes a test, she passes the test. must continue to take 24 credit hours occurring every two years to maintain our license. let's say she has sold a wide range of insurance for companies, nonprofit and profit to perhaps thousands of individuals. she would like to apply for a job as an advocate. there's also john doe who is applying for job as a navigator with the highest -- high school degree. who is eligible speak with i think it's important stands there is a difference between what a navigator does and what an insurance agent does. >> i understand but mary smith is not qualified? >> mary smith is qualified to offer insurance in the marketplace -- >> but not as a navigator? is she discriminated because she has experience in the field am i correct? >> she is welcome to help clients obtain coverage in the marketplace as an agent. >> someone who's done this for a living i

. >> within mary smith 20 years in the field, as she received a life sentence?share to 24 credit hours of training. then she takes the test, pass the test, missed a 24 credit hours of training every two years to maintain the license. say she has sold a wide range of for-profit and nonprofit to thousands of individuals. should i to apply for a job as a navigator. john doe was applying for a job with a high school degree is your experience on insurance. who is eligible to be hired? >> it's important to understand the difference between what a navigator does that insurance does. >> mary smith is not qualified. >> mary smith is qualified -- >> not as a navigator. >> she is experienced in the field. >> she's welcome to help clients obtain coverage. >> someone who has done this for a living is prohibited from being hired to advise people to spy insurance under the exchange >> she could no longer sell insurance and be a navigator. that's her choice. >> as long as she's no longer taking money from insurance companies. >> in terms of the timeframe, one of the players the

smith. >>> students at st. mary'sre on alert after a student said she was sexually assaulted saturday morning. she met her attacker off tam pus friday night. they reported the crime to the police department. st. mary's has issued a public safety crime alert in response >>> police have arrested two of three suspects involved in a gilroy homicide. the third considered armed and dangerous, still on the run. 21-year-old jose morales cortez along with an unnamed mail juvenile are currently in jail. officers still looking for 21-year-old juan guerra of gilroy. they are suspected of shooting and killing one man and injuring another last wednesday near downtown. neighbors say the men were walking from a nearby market when they were attacked. there is no word yet on a motive. >>> san francisco's police chief will soon talk to neighbors in the mission district about a recent officer-involved shooting. it happened early sunday morning outside a bar near valencia and 17th street. police opened fire when they saw the suspect point

let's get into it, we have student mary smith.eges. what's the best way to narrow it down and make the right choice? >> well, if you started the process correctly, you've decided that you want to go to a particular college because of the academic reputation. you've decided because of the social, the location, all those things. all three of those schools are great first-choice schools. you should then, if you don't get in number one, use the same criteria that you used to pick number one to go to the other two. >> what if it's the other side of the coin and you've been rejected to a school you really want to go to. can you get in touch with the admissions office and ask they take a second look? appeal the decision? >> rejection is really tough. it's -- for students, sometimes the first time they faced rejection in their lives and they're sad, feel like they've been kicked in the gut. they've got to pick themselves up. it's a great life lesson. they're taking cues from parents. and i say invest the energy in looking at the places th

smith. then current and former president take part in the ceremony for the george w. bush library. then the life of mary todd lincoln. us from capitol hill is adam smith, the ranking democrat on the house armed services committee. >> thanks for having me on. >> joining me is jim michaels of usa today. with the situation continuing, we want to turn to jim michaels for our first question. >> the administration says it is likely that the assad regime has used chemical weapons against their own people. previously the obama on said it is the bottom line. >> that is the question. they are trying to decide you use the weapons. there is a bit of a divide on that. is seems likely that by whom and under what circumstances we will have to determine. what do we do about it backs the president said it was a red line. my thing is how we are conscious of how we respond. i do not want to commit u.s. forces to syria. i think that being able to secure the weapons is difficult. but our international partners about how we proceed. what has not been said beyond the red line is what that means. what will they do? what is the

. >> kristi smith, thank you very much. >>> students at st. mary's on alert after a college student tells police she was sexually assaulted in her dorm room early saturday morning. the woman apparently met her attacker off campus friday night. they reported that crime to police. in response to the attack, st. mary's issued a public safety crime alert. >>> a man accused of driving his car into the front of a southbay walmart store on easter is expected to be back in court today for a very similar separate incident at a car wash. president says this video shows haamid zaid crashing through the front window of the convenience store attached to the car wash in december. he was arrested and released on bail. zaid will be in court today on that case as well as for sentencing on a marijuana charge from 2011. zaid is also accused of driving his oldsmobile cutlass into a san jose walmart march 31st, then jumping out of the car and attacking people with a metal pole. >>> in santa rosa, it was a very emotional good-bye. >> my sister. she's everything. she's my

marie presley. >> alisa milano talks about life as a working mom. >> here is raishel smith. >> jane fonda's skmand footprints at the famous chinese theater placed next to her father's, henry fonda. >> he used to say to me jane don't let this town walk all over you. well, now, the town can walk all over both of us, forever. >> and last night performing for the tv academy after a panel discussion in celebrity mothers got together to help baby to baby a charity supporting families in lead. actress alisa milano told us she knows how hard it is. >> it's hard being a working mom but just do the best job you can at both. >> she next stars in a show premiering this june. >> still head on abc 7 news at 4:00 something he couldn't control. a young man kicked off a jet blue flight for something said about the boston bombing autos what am i doing on the floor? it's called pole wars. how it's played coming up. >> and >>> educators joined law enforcement agencies today in a summit on reducing school violence. >> abc 7 news was at the event. >> larry. bay area members could not get gun control legislation through

smith. then current and former president take part in the ceremony for the george w. bush library. then the life of maryodd lincoln. us from capitol hill is adam smith, the ranking democrat on the house armed services committee. >> thanks for having me on. >> joining me is jim michaels of usa today. with the situation continuing, we want to turn to jim michaels for our f

marie conroy for putting this together and us part of it and i will acknowledge theresa who works on my staff as chronic absteism and involved with the oakland school district and i partner with tony smith and this man brought innovation to the oakland school district which has a lot of challenges which he may go into. i won't. so i really echo what jeff said about soft or hard power but let me tell you from my standpoint. i have a nephew who was in school and was bullied and there were sexual overtones to it and the result is he left the school and i spent time working with the school and my district and it wasn't my area and educate them about what bullying meant and in the most heinous way described to them and it went no where and that gave me the lesson in life we have children that are in fear when they go to school so they don't go and my priority is to have safe schools and they can be educated and create their path to a successful future and it's a healthy environment and bullying prevents that for so many kids. when terreesa and i addressed issues around truancies and one of the common themes and i saw this before with sexually exploited cases and kids were afraid to go to sch

john boozman, ben cardin, mary landrieu have join us in this bipartisan effort. we expect representative chris smith and karen bass will soon introduce companion legislation in the house. this is a very straightforward, commonsense piece of legislation. it's about creating jobs, american jobs. every $1 billion of exports from america supports over 5,000 jobs. this bill seeks to expand u.s. exports specifically to africa. by 200% in real dollar value over the next ten years. the african market is ripe for greater american commercial engagement. in the past ten years, people don't believe this, but they should take a look at the facts, in the past ten years, six of the world's fastest growing economies were located in sub-saharan africa. in the next decade, seven of the top ten will be in sub-saharan africa. the mental image which most americans have of africa is completely out of date. africa is growing not only in population but in economic activity, and the middle-class of africa is growing as well. their appetite for goods and services puts an opportunity before us to export from america and to cr

smith is expected along with several others to appear in court within the hour. his attorney earlier today calls him a dedicated public servant say he denies the allegations in that complaint. >> marygo to law school, right, dreaming of jobs with fat salaries. the jobs they actually get, waiting tables, folding shirts at department stores and testing software. ó? ??çó >>> injured basketball player kevin ware has been released from the hospital. that is good news. he's hoping for a quick recovery. you might recall, of course, this after he broke his leg at last within's ncaa midwest regional final. it was so dramatic and traumatic his team went on to beat duke. but he's out for at least the next six months. his mother says ware is a fight somewhere wants to watch his team play here in atlanta this weekend, at the final four. >> he's not so much focusing on what happened but he's focusing on recovery of it all. he still wants to be there to support his team and he's in great spirits. vie no doubts that he would be back stronger and even better than he was. like i said, he's had to overcome a lot of obstacles and it seems as if every obstacle he has to go through he becomes a better m

says malcolm smith is a democrat was offering bribes to republican leaders in the hopes of getting on the gop ballot for the upcoming mayor's race. presumably in new york city. cnn's marys, carol. and a shocking one. we're about to hear from the u.s. attorney in the southern district in a few minutes. he said in a statement that these federal corruption charges demonstrate a show me the money culture seems to pervade every level of new york's government. as you mentioned, six officials arrested by fbi agents early this morning, including a prominent state lawmaker, state democratic lawmaker named malcolm smith. he's a state senator. he had been at one time the president of the state senate. and in a 28-page complaint, he is accused of coming up with a game plan of trying to fix his way into the new york city's mayoral race next year as a republican candidate. this complaint alleges that there were promises of payoffs to other officials to try and secure a spot in exchange for using his influence as a state senator for a project in upstate new york. now, these officials are expected in court later this afternoon. smith's attorney told us that he steadfastly denies the a

reconsidering the insanity trial of mary todd lincoln, part of american history tv on sunday at 4:00. this sunday, we talk with congressman adam smiththe top democrat on the armed services committee. he joins us to discuss the latest news out of syria that the government likely used chemical weapons against opposition forces. this point, i think it is fairly clear chemical weapons were used. i am not 100% confident of that, but based on the intelligence reports we have seen. what is still being sorted out inby whom it was used and what situations. how it came to pass. who got hold of the weapons. regime giving a direct order to the military or did it happen in some other way? the details are still very murky. the confidence level seems high that chemical weapons were used in some circumstances. >> you can watch the entire interview with ranking member adam smith this sunday at 10:00 eastern and again at 6:00 eastern on c-span. obamar today, president spoke at the annual hala for planned parenthood. he talked about women's health care and ways to make it more affordable. this is about 20 minutes. president andthe mrs. obama traveled

. >> the chairman talked about the hypothetical person, mary smith , who is a registered insurance brokerand she cannot be a navigator while she is selling insurance because it would be a conflict of interest. but if she with all of her qualifications decided not to represent any insurance companies or do that, she could be a navigator does then she would not have a conflict of interest, right? .> that is right credi >> on community groups, as i recall, we had a number of community groups hoping sign up seniors for that with medicare part d? emma corrected. >> that was a similar situation because it involved asking senior citizens to sort a number of plans and apply online, right? >> that is true. >> you had to have trained individuals helping folks do this, right? >> we did. i read do you have a lot of confidence that on october 1, 2013, consumers will be able to sign up for these exchanges. i want to ask about the states, including my state of colorado that will either run their own marketplaces or in partnership with the federal government, 24 of them. what is your view of the state ma