gaby sanchez. that will bring up zimmerman and dunn. >> rob: i love the name gaby. gaby sanchez.ie "blazing saddles." >> bob: wow, you're going back to my generation. you remember gaby hayes. they have three sanchez here. brian, anibal, and gaby. >> rob: get zip to catch one of those. i bet he caught hit it over center field if he got one. >> bob: zimmerman lines out to first. his first time up. and a 1-1. jammed him. he hit it hard and cantu turns one around. >> rob: his counterpart grinning over there. >> bob: how do you hit a ball that hard when it's that far inside on you? >> rob: well, he gets bat out quick, has some of the quickest hand we have seen, and just that reaction we talk about -- first base, third base. you're watching the hitter, not the pitcher. cantu, a brilliant play. >> bob: now, without a runner on third, the normal adam dunn shift is on. with ramirez staying home near shortstop and cantu out there in front of the umpire. >> rob: and uggla playing rover. for an outfielder they're like softball. >> bob: 2-0. ooh. looking for a fast ball down the mill. i would

sanchez on the mound. sanchez at first. desmond, the runner. harris the hitter. there he goes.rian gorman punched him out and jim riggleman is going to want know why he was called out with a hand on home plate. >> rob: nice try by pudge. double steal. ian takes off. the though goes through in the caught by ramirez and thrown into home. look at this hustle right here. no way he tagged him. so gorman with a bad call. his hand is in there way before that. >> bob: just because the throw is there before the runner doesn't mean he's automaticall out. >> rob: he beat that. >> bob: nats within an eye lash of a double steal. strike to harris. so desmond is in scoring position. what you've done there is the runners have traded places in terms of scoring position but it sure looked like pudge rod news was safe. >> rob: you've got to make the call right there. i don't know if gore pane was in position to make the call. >> bob: harris on 1-2. >> rob: looks like he's cut off by the catcher. if he's in the infield he's cut off by the catcher he can't even see pudge get him by. >> bob: that wo

sanchez hopes someone will listen. >> we have the material ready to move right now.e could be in the gulf of mexico with material in a couple of days. >> reporter: sanchez called governor o' malley's office while we were there. he is hoping someone can help him get to the federal government for a meeting. >>> a race to save lives, if you've been holding off on adopting a kitten or cat now may be the perfect time. the humane society and b.a.r.k. want to have 500 cats adopted by the end of the month. >>> time now for a quick look at some of the quick stories you will find in tomorrow morning's edition of the baltimore sun. a townsend man says the county violated his rights by asking him to remove a campaign sign. >>> and results of the baltimore health disparity service, for these stories and much more, remember to listen to the updated stories on wjz. >>> two mothers learn surprising new information on when children should learn to swim. >>> rein what's behind the unrest in jamaica. >>> and i'll have your seven day forecast. >>> here are the top stories on day forecas

for two weeks sanchez said his plan to plug leak has been ignored.w. >> we think we have developed a solution to the gulf spill. >> it is a complicated and disastrous situation. this baltimore business owner claims he can fix. >> we are not talking aboutt3 cleaning up what is spilled.. but topping a leak. >> for two weeks, don sanchez, ceo of chesapeake specialty products has been unsuccessful any government agency that will >> we're talking more oil spilling into the gulf. and we want to see this problem corrected. ú% saachez said the product and process may just be the answer to capping the well and stopping the spill. >> we have tested and it doos work under atee. >> he showed usshow it works. tons of gran lateed iron and steel particles are force down a pipe ann then combined with a petroleum epoxy before it hits the well. >> thii hard plug then seals over the top of the oil well. stopping the oil from coming out. >> sanchez said his product is three times heavier than cemmnt and 7 times heavier than water. stop one of the worstdy to help environ

weigh in, sanchez. >> i think the defense attorney in this case has made a very serious error as farned. because he's gone on national tv and he's basically proclaimed a defense in this case and he's locked himself in. those statements may be suppressed at a later date. he may want to interpose the defense of extreme emotional disturbance. by locking himself in, he's made what i consider to be a very serious mistake. >> sanchez, you hit the nail on the head. >> love's body was found in her apartment bedroom by one of her roommates who called police. detectives and investigators combing the scene and interviewing any witnesses. within hours, fourth year student and lacrosse player george huguely became the focus of the investigation. the college senior is charged with first-degree murder. the two did know each other. they had a past relationship. okay, class, our special guest is here -- ellen page. hi, ellen! hi, ellen! hi, ellen! hi, ellen! we're going on a field trip to china! wow. [ chuckles ] when i was a kid, we -- we would just go to the -- the farm. [ cow moos ] [ laughter ] n

sanchez takes a big swing. fouls tips. give cody a lot of credit too.iple. triple on that but who cares. that's their official score. change it to a triple. that pitch wasn't much different than the one dan had no chance of reaching. he had been moving off the plate the previous pitch. marlins quickly have five hits again. when he does give up the contact, two games to baker, caution on the water a good changeup and slider and curve ball. once again you can't stick to this game plan. sometimes you have to deaf yet and say i've had enough of you. it's not a i keep saying you don't give him so much respect be you've giving him so much respect. morgan grabs another within that's not good base running. now the throw gets away. they are going to score unless the tag is made. he had to throw the ball right at somebody. let's hope he's injured. that's going to be an error after a very good catch. >> it's a great catch. he's on the run. tries to make a throw to the plate. goes to the back stop. watch his leg. looks like it hits him in the chest. maybe just knoc

tripled to the right field line, baker scores, he singled after seeing six fast balls in a row gabby sanchez, ross scores, aaron throws, this ball is 20 feet off line that's where the cut off should be adams is looking toward third, could have cut the ball there he gets him, terrible alignment there for them >> momentarily stayed in the ball game there's the line score nationals get only 4 hits in the ball game kennedy had the single and thrown out trying to technical it into a trouble they talk one error away marlins banging on 7 hits he gettings the win, goes the assistance. 1-1 zimmerman goes 2-2 ballstead gets his first win since last july so pretty good job >> well, he kept the ball down all night long kept the hitters off balance our offense didn't seem to have it going tonight anybody in the big leagues can shut you down 24 guy shout us town we with respect able to sustain an offense, but the whole thing was basically the fact we weren't able to make plays and falling down, aaron and advancing on bad plays, but listen, this team has played great it's won ball game if you think they ar

sanchez because she's -- mr. towns yielded to ms. sanchez because she's here with her child. pro tempore: the gentleman can claim the gentleman's time. mr. towns: i ask unanimous consent to claim the gentleman's time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. town i rise to express my thoughts on a matter of deep concern to me, small business job creation. we have seen a lot of progress thiyear. our economy has created over 500,000 jobs. in 2010 alone. last month, 290,000 jo were created with 231,000 of them in the private sector. the largest number of new jobs created in the last four years. while these are great statistics, we still have a long, long way to go. it will take time to recover the eight million jobs lost over the course of this recession. one positive thing congress could do to support jobs is to do all that we can to support small businesses. with two out of every three new jobs created by small businesses, there are the -- they are the driving sfors of our economy. un-- driving force of our economy. unfortun

i hereby appoint the honorable loretta sanchez to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, reverend dr. roderick lewis sr. from the parkwood institutional c.m.e. church of charlotte, north carolina. the chaplain: shall we pray? almighty god, with thanksgiving we pray for the sustaining of our lives. may we be thankful for the creation which you have shared with us as you are the sovereign, holy and almighty god. grant wisdom and knowledge for the members of this great body. may these leaders be sensitive to your voice, to the people of america and to the world. we pray for president barack obama, the house of representatives, the senate floor and all governmental leaders. lord, we pray for the men and women serving in our armed forces, for their protection and for their families as they serve on distant shores. continue to be a guiding light to those who have lost loved ones in the defense of our nation. may each person here find wisdom t

sanchez: thank you. id rise in preeshyigse of -- i rise in appreciation of national teacher appreciation week. teachers fill many roles. they inspire students to set and reach goals. they are role models, motivators and mentors. most importantly they help students develop the knowledge and skills they need to understand the world and become a productive part of it. they work with limited resources to ensure that our students receive a quality education. there are so many teachers in my district who work hard to open students' minds to ideas, knowledge, and dreams. today i want to mention just three. julie wright, who teaches first grade at garden hill elementary school in la marada. recently she was nominated teacher of the year. she participates in the p.t.a. and the girl scouts. patty is a special day class teacher at ada nelson elementary school. because of her patience and dedication to her special needs students, she was selected as the teacher of the year for 2009 and 2010. a sixth grade teacher wh

gaby sanchez with florida.aving great seasons certainly with the bat. 17 rbis. again, and they've used him if various places in the lineup. the upper third, middle third and bottom third. >> jim riggleman was asked, what's been the key so far to the success of ian desmond this year? >> i guess the key is just his athleticism. such a good athlete that you know, he's got a lot of minor league at-bats. played a lot of baseball. he's not a baby, he's 24 years old. he's -- you know, he's here at the right time. you know, he's got enough experience in the minor leagues. he's had his player development and he's a great athlete and you know, all those at-bats that he's had the last few years are kind of culminating into him being ready to play here. >> if i asked phil wood, which i will right now, if he had one year after the game to -- area of the game to work on, what would it be? >> i'd say throwing -- throwing in the field. he draws the occasional walk, has pop in the bat. but the thing about ian desmond, johnny is

rick sanchez. >> i'm about to receive 50,000 volts of electricity. do it. >> oh, ayaa! oh!. it's painful. but no one's dead. >> oh, god, ayya! >> i could watch that 50,000 times. >> i have it on a loop playing at my house. >> oh, god, ayya! oh! >> it just never gets old. >> and i love the, "but nobody died." >> we could do this for an hour. >> but no one's dead. >> absolutely. rick's a good sport about it. we appreciate that. tom, thanks very much for being with us. serious allegations at the top of the hour. allegations that president obama is essentially wanting the gulf oil disaster, because it's pushing his environmental agenda. those allegations are being made by michael brown, brownie from hurricane katrina. we'll talk to him ahead. while i was building my friendships, my family, while i was building my life, my high cholesterol was contributing to plaque buildup in my arteries. that's why my doctor prescribed crestor. she said plaque buildup in arteries is a real reason to lower cholesterol. and that along with diet, crestor does more than lower bad cholesterol, it r

montenegro, quiero escuchar a adolfo sánchez y luego voy con usted.ue la ley federal es la misma ley que arizona ha aprobado. hay que tomar eso en cuenta primero. esto, afortunadamente, y mi amigo luis gutiérrez hablando de los ilegales, el presidente de estados unidos se refiere a nuestra comunidad como ilegales. yo creo que tú escribiste algo sobre eso también, jorge. esto se ha convertido en una cuestión política. lo cierto es lo que ha dicho el congresista montenegro. esta ley le ha dado una herramienta para la protección de nuestra comunidad, y eso es lo que esto representa. >> esto protege a los hispanos? >> claro. lo que ha pasado es que hay un descontrol en gran parte por el problema de narcotráfico, la frontera, la violencia que cada vez ha aumentado no solamente en arizona sino que en estados vecinos, y ésta es una manera para aumentar la seguridad. porque lo cierto es lo siguiente. las personas que son las víctimas del crimen es la comunidad latina. a consecuencia de esto, esto no es un perful racial. es solamente pedirle a una persona cuan

i'm rick sanchez. thank you so much for being with us. here now "larry king live." >> larry: tonight, could aliens from other worlds conquer and colonize planet earth? astro physicist stephen hawking says it's possible, and issues a warning for all of us. stop trying to contact other life forms now, just in case they're out there and they're hostile. >> they are likely to be more advanced that us. >> hawking joins us, answering our questions, sounding the alarm. and believer dan aykroyd is here too. >> i don't belief they're a mass threat, but they're breaking the law. >> larry: aliens from out of space real threat to human life? next on "larry king live." >> larry: good evening. you can say that this show tonight is out of this world. john smithson is executive producer of end of the universe with stephen hawking, . stephen hawk willing join us later. warns that contact with extraterrestrial life might not go so well. watch. >> so if aliens ever visit us, i think the outcome would be much as when christopher columbus first landed in amer

i'm rick sanchez. follow me on twitter, ricksanchez@cnn. "larry king live" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight, is the gulf oil spill ten times worse than we know? millions of gallon have already polluted the water. more pouring into it by the minute. as if the "exxon valdez" catastrophe happened every four days. >> this is a responsibility all of us share. i will not tolerate more finger-pointing or irresponsibility. >> we've got the latest live from the gulf. >>> plus, "survivor" winner ethan zahn victorious in an even tougher battle, survival over cancer. how a coincidence linked to the show may have helped save his life. next on "larry king live." >>> good evening. i'm jeff probst sitting in for larry tonight. let's get right to the latest from new orleans with cnn's david mattingly. david, what are they doing right now to stop the spill? >> jeff, right now they're trying something they have never done before. not just at this depth, at this mile down at the bottom of the ocean, but never before have they

sanchez, tony, and with the panelists here before you. the writers on this panel are sure to examine the ways writers use literature as an instrument for social change. how we actively engage resistance and look to break new ground for transformation. among our panelists in the order that i thought would be interesting to present them. our first is simply a prolific award-winning activist with a career that spans well over 40 years of consistent commitment. in addition to having authored and/or edited no less than seven books of poetry, two children's books, three collections of essays, several major anthologies, numerous plays, including a musical, kalamu ya salaam is a producer of literary festival, poetry and jazz concerts, as well as records, cds, dvds and radio programs, while continuing to moderate the newsletter, that attracts well over 800 black writers and supporters, and as educators codirecting students at the center, a writing program in the public schools of his native new orleans. among his books, you might want to check out

with sanchez, i look add him now and go, you know, he tasered himself. why he's like he is because he's never recovered from tasering himself. so i should do that just so i can always -- >> would you actually do it here on set? >> no, i would not. no. no. >> would you guys like to see that? >> no, no, no. no, i will not. the only reason i would was so i could blame all of my just ludicrous -- >> do you think you can control your bodily functions when you get tasered? >> i've never been tasered. you mean more than i have already? so being tasered is like being over 50? you lose control of your bodily functions? >> maybe becky and i can just pack some heat one day, so to speak. >> i'm not going to let you shoot me. >> i already shot you. i know you have the mark on. >> i still have a permanent scar from where you shot me with the paintball gun. it looks like a cigar burn on my thigh. >> you wonder why you can't be in combat. it's like the enemy troops will come along. you go, oh, don't hurt me. i'm a girl! >> you made me bleed! >> you were on the opposing

sanchez, for five minutes. ms. sanchez: mr. speaker, i rise today to discuss the need to create more jobs in the american economy. we had some good news on jobs lately. the nation's unemployment rate has finally dipped below 10% and the economy added 162,000 jobs in march alone. it's a start. the economic stimulus measures in last year's recovery act are starting to pay off. but it's still not enough. over 44% of unemployed americans have been jobless for six months or longer, the highest rate since world war ii. for the long-term unemployed that light at the end of the tunnel felt more like a freight train bearing down on them. long-term unemployment cut across nearly every industry and happens to workers of all ages. long-term unemployment is bad for families and bad for the country. long-term unemployment can permanently depress a person's future wages. a study published by the federal reserveping bank of chicago followed up on workers who lost their jobs during the recession of 2001 to 2003. it found that those working agai

juuian sanchez. >> thaak you. i wanttto walk you through my not because therr is anything that iiteresting, but because it is ppobably not that different from yours. i wake up to "morning edition." i put the kettle on for tte coffee. i checked a morning ews. i read my morring news. 200years ago it would ave been i do it in my rss readerr. --heck my e-mail.%+ my wwrk e- my ersonal e--mil.. shower, un back, send some im's. run back. i set the lert in my google calendar. that beeps. i realize i need to finish editing my notes. save ii to myydrop box. it goes to my pad. i check my gps for the shortest route toothe hearing room. none of thhs is particularly remarkable. about the compared to the pgo is that aamost every aspect, except the showwr, left a traae on some kind of third-party3 but a few dooennor affw hundred,,someone withhaccess to that data, with the ability to abrogate and analyze that data, and compare it to dta bout other people, could compile an almost eeerr aspect of my daily+ life -- what i read, where

sanchez. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. sanchez: thank you, mr. chairman, for the time allotted and what a wonderful day and i believe it's going to really bring our whole nation out. today, we face so many mounting global challenges, international security, revising the global economy, health, environment, wars going on and american leadership in response to these challenges depends on national policies such as the legislation we're debating today. the american competes act strengthens stem education in order to prepare our future workforce to excel and exceed in an international economy. future generation's ability to address 21st century global matters efficiently and effectively will depend on their preparation and responsiveness to international affairs. today our schools lack some of the tools necessary to enhance united states' competitiveness. essentials to our economy and really to our international success. and so i firmly believe that our nation's leadership role in innovation depends on the education we provide in today's classrooms. i

dispara fuera del alcance de osvaldo sÁnchez, toluca dos, santos uno.que estudiar que los diferencia de los jugadores? >> bueno, no es nada fÁcil en el sentido de que tienes que estudiar mucho el aparato circulatorio, los huesos, los mÚsculos, las partes sensibles de los jÓvenes porque puedes entrenar a niÑos y no lo mismo entrenar a un niÑo que alguien de alta competencia. hay otra materia que se llama metodologÍa para planificar tus entrenamientos, tienes que planificar toda la semana. >> es importante tambiÉn para la gente joven para que sepan que existe este tipo de cursos para entrenar. no solamente hay que ser jugador para lograrlo. >> para nada, cualquiera que quiere, sÓlo tenÉs que hacer un examen de admisiÓn. >> ¿y quÉ piensas de maradona? >> ¿el diego? a mÍ me cae muy bien, se me hace muy simpÁtico y se me hace que le va a ir muy bien, sabe lo que es jugar un mundial, sabe lo que representarÁ la albiceleste y yo le tiro muy buena vibra, me parece que le va a ir bien. mucha gente por las cosas que dijo y lo que pasÓ en la eliminatoria... pero a

rick sanchez. >> i'm about to receive 50,000 volts of electricity. do it. >> oh, ay aa! hurts! it's painful, but no one's dead. >> oh, god, ayy a! >> i could watch that 50,000 times. >> i have it on a loop playing at my house. >> oh, god, ayya! oh! it just never gets old. >> i love the -- but nobody die died. >> we could do this for an hour. >> but no one's dead. >> absolutely. rick's a good sport about it. we appreciate that. tom, thanks very much for being with us. serious allegations at the top of the hour. allegations that president obama is wanting the oil disaster because it pushes his agenda, allegations being made from michael brown from hurricane katrina, ahead. nutrisystem's roll back sales event: lose weight and save money with our lowest price since 2004. i'm angie everhart, and i lost 34 pounds on nutrisystem. i lost 120 pounds on nutrisystem. enjoy four perfectly portioned meals a day with our best price guaranteed. i'm marie osmond, and i lost 50 pounds on nutrisystem. i lost over 100 pounds and lowered my blood sugar on nutrisystem d. based on the proven

. >> bueno, dicen que los porteros sÁnchez y talabera se ganaron todo el sueldo, quÉ manera de defendertoluca es el campeÓn del bicentenario 2010. >> estrella nÚmero diez de los choriceros que empataron con el amÉrica. >> el director del toluca serÍa presentado como nuevo timonel de las Águilas del amÉrica. >> una noticia que nos llenÓ de mucho orgullo fue que el futbolista cabaÑas fue dado de alta en una clÍnica en la argentina. >> el chava no viajarÁ lamentablemente al mundial de sudÁfrica, ya que necesita otras terapias para no cortar el tratamiento. pero oremos porque ojalÁ asÍ sea. >> que pueda ir. >> aquÍ tenemos los goles. >> los red bulls abren el marcador a los 50 minutos con el gol de jeremy hal. >> quÉ golazo azo azo azo azo! [risas] >> hey! >> ahÍ estÁ. >> juan pablo Ángel firmÓ la goliza con este gol a los 75 minutos. >> y con quÉ firma, compadre, con la piedra derecha. red bulls 3, juventus 1 en lo que fue un partido amistoso. >> el inter de milÁn derrotÓ al bayer. >> milito sos grande, papÁ sos bÁrbaro. >> y al minuto milito recibe a ettÓ que se va solo para batir al port

and the marlins behind sanchez entertaining the giants, 1-0 san francisco 4th inning down there.utside, 3-1 to dunn. >> rob: you talk about last night's philly's game. joe blanton came back, and now ryan madison after breaking his toe, he had surgery. he's out at least eight weeks. so insult to injury there. >> bob: 3-1 to dunn. in the air, right center, near the scoreboard, and that's it for the nats in the third. [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] achievement has its own patch of grass. ♪ achievement unleashes hidden potential. ♪ all right! achievement looks forward to dinner at home. achievement enjoys newfound freedom. i love you. [ male announcer ] mortgages, home equity loans, and lines of credit from pnc. helping achievers borrow with an eye towards the future. pnc. for the achiever in us all. . >> bob: i mentioned jason heyward playing in that cobb county league where so many young players have developed into big-leaguers. the local legend down there is when anyone showed up to scout him who was not an atlanta braves scout, there are times when he would mysteriously not be abl

." >>> time now for my good friend rick sanchez and "rick's list." >> all right, don, here's what we're it's apparently ready to go. it's heading out to the gulf of mexico hoping upon hope that it can avert some kind of ecological catastrophe out therthere that's where we start "the list." >>> here's what's making "the list" this

sanchez. the chairman: the gentlela is recognized for two minutes. ms. sanchez: thank you. as the chairwoman on the sub committee of terrorism and unconventional threats and capabilities. to address probably what i believe is one of the most important assets that we have for the partment of defense, the role of our small businesses in america. msub committee along with the full committee has worked hard to develop ways to expand opportunities for small business to get defense procurement. for example, we wanted to repeal the smallusiness competitive demonstration program. this would reinstitute the use of small business set asides for federal procurements in certain industry groups. assuring that these small businesses are awarded a fair proportion of department of defense contracts. the repeal of this program would not only have saved d.o.d. money and personnel, but would have improved small business prime subcontracting opportunities. secondly, the armed services committee was hoping to extend the small business initiative, innovation research prram by one year, and to ap

sanchez: thank you, madam speaker. i rise to honor asian pacific american heritage month. i have a very diverse community and a lot of them fall into the asian and pacific islander american community. as a proud co-sponsor of house resolution 435, which celebrates asian, pacific islander american heritage month, i want to thank the asian pacific caucus for recognizing the important contributions made by their community to our nation. for the past 14 years, i have witnessed firsthand the rich culture and contributions that the asian-pacific islander community brings to my district in orange county. the community is an integral component of orange county, and we see leadership all over the place in orange county from that community. increasingly as leaders and academia and the art and the government and the military and in the private sector. and i would like to recognize all of the community partners and their outstanding service in the asian pacific islander american community of orange county and their continued efforts. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpos

the name of the case is alameda sanchez, that is 40 miles from the border in california.ou get that far from the border it may be unreasonable to look into whether this person is in in fact in the country unlawfully. what may trouble people is not so much the potential use of the ancestry or the appearance as one of many factors. which the court seems to say maybe ok in some circumstances close to the border. but the court in a 9-0 vote, held there is no such thing as a potential stop in the fourth amendment. as i pointed out in the earlier panel, it's literally impossible for a citizen to go through the day without violating something. in a case called rand, there was a bit to get the courts to say you should inquire whether that technical violation was the true basis for the stop in the car. and they said no. if there is a law that you can be stopped because of a dog, and there is a dog, you can be stopped. and you may have a separate equal protection claim if you can come back to the court and show a track record of people that exercise the discretion that the law give

sanchez: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to remember an extraordinary young woman, a scholar, an activist, miss tran of garden grove, calirnia, who waecently killed in a head-on collision with her close friend, cynthia perez. tan was the daughter of a refugee couple who escaped vietnam. she graduated from santiago high school, attended santa ana college, transferred to ucla, earned a bachelor degree in american literature and culture, and was a doctoral student at brown university. tan was also a courageous leader who inspired many through her personal story of immigration. in 2007 the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement agency raided the tran home and subsequently arrested tan and some of her family members. representives wrote a letter to then secretary rice urging her to uphold the u.s. policy regarding the return of refugees to the socialist republic of vietnam. that allowed them to remain in the united states. i yield back. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from co

sanchez: mr. speaker, crats have stepped up against terrorists and are getting real results that make americans safe. democrats are strengthening our security by restoring america's global leadership. we have ended torture. we are working with our allies and are getting countries like pakistan to cooperate in the fight against terrorism. we have increased funding for countentelligence activities and human intelligence collection. we have enhanced cybersecurity efforts and bolstered aviation, ports and border security. we are ensuring troops, veterans and their families have the support they need on the battlefield and when they come home. that means state-of-the-art equipment and body armor and mine-resistant vehicles that they need to bring them home safely. and we have also made historic investments in our veterans health care and improve the benefits when they return home and have passed a g.i. bill for a new generation so that our trops and their family members will have access to a quality ed

our first speaker is julianne sanchez. he covered surveillance. prior to thoorks he was an assisting et or. >> i want to alk you through my morning. i go to check a morning news feed. i run to the corner deli with my bank coord i start checking my email both my work email andd my personal server email to which my g mail he mail are forwarded. i start answering one but i want to hit save. i take a shower and run back. then the alert i have sent to remind me to be here on the panel. >> the con seppings of privacy. the point found in that information conveyed to the third party. who had i called, who called me? it had been exposed to the world. this is when a phone call involved talking to an operator all the data depen rated in the process of sending and receiving these messages. congress pass i had by 1986. the categories don't very well track and the expectations order underry people have the problem for users and also for the companies that store that information because it's so complex. if they want to come in my home, they need a search warrant