ms. carter leads the instructions. loudoun county school officials say they fully support it. >> she is one of our best, and when she said she wanted to continue and had the means to do that, i was excited. i said great, let's do it. reporter: and ms. carter takes extra credit knowing her students are learning more than just math. >> for them to see that sometimes life does not give you everything you want, but you still have to get up and face it with the best that you can. reporter: ms. carter's final round of chemotherapy is scheduled for march 17. she will have a few weeks of radiation hopes be back in the classroom all-time in the fall. jummy olabanji, abc 7 news. kellye: quite an inspiration. coming up, 7 on your side to protect el kellye: a bill in the maryland general assembly would remove sugary drinks from children's menus. they will have to be ordered separately. supporters say the change would help fight obesity, but opponents include several trade groups. an elderly disabled woman is out more than $300,000

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carter: thank you, mr. rogers. it is now my pleasure to recognize ms. lowey for an opening statement. rep. lowey: thank you, mr. rman. and i'd like to thank chairman carter, ranking member roybal-allard for holding this here today and join them in welcoming you, secretary johnson. thank you for joining us. the department of homeland security is tasked with the mission of securing our nation from consistent threat. and this is no easy feat. to keep us safe, 16 different agencies and offices have to operate on a co heeshesive and -- on a cohesive and cooperative basis. i do hope that today, and for the next few weeks and months, we can focus on that mission get to work on a comprehensive immigration bill. let's do it, let's do it now. and while we're focusing on homeland security, let's focus like a laser on the important work that you have ahead. last week at the louis armstrong new orleans international airport, a man attacked tsa agents with wasp spray and a machete after being questioned about his boarding pass. these are the risks tsa agents take every day to keep us safe. on any given day, dhs personnel will

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ms. davis, for any comments she'd like to make. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. secretary carter, chairman dempsey, thank you both for being here today. i want to first send our best wishes to the ranking member adam smith. we all know that he's been through a difficult time. and we wish him a quick and a speedy recovery. i want to ask unanimous consent that we put his remarks and his opening statement into the record. >> without objection. >> chairman dempsey, this will likely be your last time before this committee. you're probably going to find some excuse to get you back, i'm sure. while i'm sure you aren't too broken up about not coming back, we will surely miss your thoughtful discourse and your care of our young service members. thank you very much. sir, for your service. and secretary carter, i bet you'd rather have waited until after the ndaa was complete before coming up and speaking with us. but i think that it presents a great opportunity to help shape the budget during a very difficult time, and your expertise, your insights, are going to be very well received. thank

ms. lowy. >> thank you very much. i'd like to thank chairman carter ranking member roy bell allard for holding this hearing today and welcome director clancy, and thank you for joining us. the secret services has had a long and storied history of excellence and professionalism but recent incidents have diminished its reputation over the last few years and raised serious questions about its ability to protect the president. clearly, we have a lot to discuss. just last july, through the report accompanying the house funding bill this committee expressesly stated that -- expressly stated that it was, and i quote deeply disappointed with recurring allegations of misconduct within the secret service. going a step further, we withheld a substantial amount of headquarters funding in the fy-'15 appropriations bill until new guidelines for professional conduct were submitted. hard to believe here we are again. not only were we rocked by the white house fence jumper last september, but now we are con fronted -- confronted by yet another unfortunate incident tha

ms. graham. rep. graham: thank you mr. chairman, and thank you. secretary carter congratulations on your recent confirmation. general dempsey, thank you not only for your generosity of time but with new members in general, you have been very, very kind. thank you. first i would like to start, secretary carter, in 1915, 100 years ago this year, the mark 5 dive helmet, the trademark of diving, was created. military divers are located at a number of military installations around the country, including at the naval support activity center in panama city which is in my district. i had the opportunity to visit recently, and it's just phenomenal. with the 100th year upon us, mr. secretary, i would much appreciate if you would support the designation of 2015 as the year of the military diver, to honor those who are serving and have served and will serve as military divers for our country. gen. dempsey: well, first of all, thank you for hosting our folks and for supporting servicemembers in your district. we don't take it for granted, we're very appreciative of it. and that sounds like an excellent way of commemorati

ms. mcsally? you're on. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you secretary carter, general dempsey. i was a masters of public policy graduate so you were one of my instructors back in 1988 and 1990 so it is good to see you again. >> good to see you. >> we've both been able to find a good job to make a difference, right? >> well, thank you, you make me proud. >> well i look forward to working with you in future. i want to talk a little bit about combat search and rescue capabilities in iraq and syria. i was 26 years in the military and i was an a-10 pilot, just truth in advertising and ran our joint search and rescue center during the operation southern watch and then the early days of the afghanistan war. so i know there is tremendous challenges in trying to make sure if someone has to eject or get shot down, that we're able to rescue them very quickly. also in the environment that we've seen with the fate of the jordanian pilot, to be able to immediately be overhead to locate and protect them while we're moving the forces to pick them up. i mean we've got to get them right away. i'

ms. lowey for an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i'd like to thank chairman carter, ranking member roybal-allard, for holding this here today and join them in welcoming you, secretary johnson. thank you for joining us. the department of homeland security is tasked with the mission of securing our nation from consistent threat. and this is no easy feat. to keep us safe, 16 different agencies and offices have to operate on a cohesive and cooperative basis. i do hope that today, and for the next few weeks and months, we can focus on that mission, get to work on a comprehensive immigration bill. let's do it, let's do it now. and while we're focusing on homeland security, let's focus like a laser on the important work that you have ahead. last week at the louis armstrong new orleans international airport, a man attacked tsa agents with wasp spray and a machete after being questioned about his boarding pass. these are the risks tsa agents take every day to keep us safe. on any given day, dhs personnel will process nearly 1 million travelers entering the u.s., provide 3.7

ms. davis, for any comments she'd like to make. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. secretary carter chairman dempsey, thank you both for being here today. i want to first send our best wishes to the ranking member adam smith. we all know that he's been through a difficult time. and we wish him a quick and a speedy recovery. i want to ask unanimous consent that we put his remarks and his opening statement into the record. >> without objection. >> chairman dempsey this will likely be your last time before this committee. you're probably going to find some excuse to get you back, i'm sure. while i'm sure you aren't too broken up about not coming back, we will surely miss your thoughtful discourse and your care of our young service members. thank you very much. sir, for your service. and secretary carter i bet you'd rather have waited until after the ndaa was complete before coming up and speaking with us. but i think that it presents a great opportunity to help shape the budget during a very difficult time and your expertise, your insights, are going to be very well received. thank you

ms. lowey for an opening statement. >> thank you mr. chairman. and i'd like to thank chairman carter ranking member roybal-allard for holding this here today and join them in welcoming you, secretary johnson. thank you for joining us. the department of homeland security is tasked with the mission of securing our nation from consistent threat. and this is no easy feat. to keep us safe, 16 different agencies and offices have to operate on a co heeshesive and cooperative basis. i do hope that today, and for the next few weeks and months, we can focus on that mission, get to work on a comprehensive immigration bill. let's do it, let's do it now. and while we're focusing on homeland security let's focus like a laser on the important work that you have ahead. last week at the louis armstrong new orleans international airport, a man attacked tsa agents with wasp spray and a ma machete after being questioned about his boarding pass. these are the risks tsa agents take every day to keep us safe. on any given day dhs personnel will process nearly 1 million travelers entering the u.s., provide