ms. mccain will speak more to that this morning.we want to get the mettage o -- message out we're here if you need us for domestic violence. there are ample avenues for us to help assist in the situation. >> denese, it is your one-year anniversary at the center. >> yes. >> talk about some of the things you have accomplished over the first year. i'm happy to say one thing we did was increase our partnership. when we opened the door there were 19 color organizations, now up to 22. nia foundation is one of the organizations. what we did was took a look at where the real need was and we identified gaps in services and resources. we all know that housing is one of the major problems that oftentimes we can provide counseling, supportive services but we have no place to send them. nia foundation was our go-to organization that really stepped up and provided that emergency housing. so we've been able to fill that void. in addition to that, we've also brought on another civil legal service provider, maryland legal aid. many times our clients

senator mccain said he would be willing to hold nominees to do whatever he needs to do to get more information out of the pentagon. any response? ms. white: the pentagon did andfy the staff of the fasc hasp, and we have kept them up-to-date. we will work with senator mccain and his staff to make sure they get everything they need. it is very important to the secretary and he is personally dedicated that -- to that. reporter: do you think there has been enough transparency? ms. white: we have done all we can and we will strive to do as -- for we can force in a senator mccain and the members of those committees. reporter: going back to iraq and secretary the foreign said yesterday that the coalition is unable to keep the partners in line to defeat isis and the department repeated statements that the coalition is cohesive is "dangerous." could you respond? ms. white: the coalition is very strong. we worked closely in niger with the french to ensure the rescue of our service members. i think the relationship is very strong. we support mckenzie: a unified iraq, we will continue to support that. you don't think the recent election in ki

ms. sanders clo the president has been clear he's a strong supporter of the second amendment and do have anything further. one more question. reporter: couple questions. ne, puerto rico. nted to ask about the bill mccain has which would give exemption to puerto rico from the jones act. would they consider a permanent repeal of the jones act? ms. sanders: i don't think that's something that's necessary at this time if we deemed it was, we can have that discussion then. certainly something that we don't feel like is necessary today. wouldn't imagine that would be something needed. there's been some attacks among senators, some in the media, does the white house have some concerns about that? ms. sanders: we certainly support religious freedom and would ask that congress also support that as well. as you-all know we've got a moment of silence taking place on the south lawn here momentarily, with that i'll close and just again i think we ask collectively that everyone across the country keep the people, both in las vegas and in puerto rico, virgin islands, in our prayers. thanks. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is r

ms. lynch testifies behind closed doors in anymore from the judicial loss lawsuit on those fbi e-mails. tanks. arthel. arthel: eric and john mccainting subsidies to help in translating to a political battle on capitol hill. your senator bill cassidy this morning on "fox news sunday." >> the president is not getting the affordable care act. let's take them as one example. they are unconstitutional and what the president focusing on her middle-class families who are paid $30,000 to $40,000 a year for premiums posted up above on top of this. think about that. $30,000 to $40,000 a year. if there's something damaging the credibility of the affordable care act is these premiums unaffordable, not which the president is doing. arthel: caroline shively live with more. we heard cassidy said the president is not getting obamacare, but the other side says what? >> bier slamming the move, arthel. nancy pelosi says the president wants repeal and replace without the replace. senator chris murphy on fox. >> the subsidies going to the insurance companies help very low income people afford insurance and without the subsidies, and there will be man