judge patty schwarz is a proud new jerseyan. she has been 3457b8g straight judge for the district of judge since 2003, she has a decade basically of already clear service as a judge from which we can deduce the type of high standards we expect for a judge of the circuit court. originally from patrioterson she graduated from rutgers with the highest honors. after college she went to the university of pennsylvania law school, edited the law review, named the outstanding woman law graduate. she has been an associate in philadelphia at pepper, hamilton and sheets, clerked in the district court for the district of new jersey and in 1989 joined the u.s. attorney's office for the district of new jersey. she rose to the chief of deputy position of the criminal division, serving as the executive assistant to the united states attorney. she has handled over 4,000 civil and criminal cases and since 2009 has been an adjunct professor at fordham's school of law. she is an the board of advisors for the state of new jersey, the directors for t

while he says the road was rough, schwarz says he never even thought of giving up on the business. >>ny small business owners, the key to getting your product or service out there lies in the hands of some large company you want to do a deal wi with. it could be that you have a product you want walmart to carry or you want to create a marketing arrangement with starbucks, for instance. but how do you get through the door? and even if you do get that crucial introduction, how do you present your opportunity in a way that piques their interest? our guests has tips to get small owners talks with big brands. rachel weiss at l'oreal usa is responsible for digital marketing, social media strategy, and new digital business vep tours and partnerships. great to see you. >> it's great to be here, j.j. >> you, in your hands lies the key for many small business owners. they just want to get to you so that they can pitch their business and some sort of arrangement. you must get people coming into you all the time or at least trying to. >> yes. i get a minimum of 20, at the minimum, blind requests

schwarz has apologized for his behavior.tually the second time he has bit a player during a soccer match. >>> notre dame spring football game, nose tackle louis nix is taking over at quarterback. he'll throw it -- no, he's not and no one is going to dare tackle him in a spring game, all of 350 pounds. a qb sneak into the end zone with a two-point conversion. >> quarterback draw. 350 pounds of thunder. rambling downhill. >> downhill. you have to see the big man rumble for the coach. the coach should save that one for the regular season. i don't think we'll see it. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, more from boston as they begin interrogating the surviving suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev. should he be treated as a enemy combatant? when we come back we'll huddle around the water cooler. ryan lochte is getting laughs about his new show but may not be the kind of laughs he was looking for. >>> well, enough with the real news. after this weekend's events, what do you have for us, louis? >> america's favorite sorority girl had her o

linda schwarz, on behalf of all of us, i want to thank you for being with us, and thank you for all the work you are doing. your education to a sudden your direct benefit to people in connecticut and beyond. >> thank you. it's been an honor to be with you. >> for those of you expecting continuing education and credit, i want to remind you to stop at the desk. i want to say, thank you for being with us today. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> tomorrow, two event focused on u.s. defense policy in asia. first, international military training in asia. that is at 10:00 a.m. eastern. then deputy secretary of defense ashton carter will talk about the strategy toward the region. live at 3:00 p.m. most events are hosted by the center for strategic and international studies. we will bring them to you live on c-span. playing] today's ceremony was the culmination of more than a decade's worth of work. it started in 2002 when the remains of two sailors were recovered from the u.s.s. monitor. although they go

england's football association is charging liverpool striker luis schwarz. >> it came 56 he sank hiseeth into an opponent. >> that is not going to be enough. patrick snell joins us now to talk a little bit more about all of this. patrick, good to have you with us. he is being charged by the fa. is liverpool standing by their man? >> very much so, isha, john. this is exactly what is happening. i want to say for the first time, suarez hitting the headlines for all the wrong reasons. you may recall he is also in trouble for racially abusing patrice evers in nevin. liverpool standing by the man. he scored 30 goals already this season. his club says look, he is too valuable to lose. so what is next for suarez? >> it affects his future in the sense that we have to work with him on his discipline. but luis is a very important player to the club. he is a very popular player with his teammates. as we keep saying, he signed a new four-year contract last summer with all of the same here throughout the contract. he is a fantastic player, top scorer, everything we would want in a striker. so no c

the first vote will be tomorrow at noon on confirmation of the schwarz nomination. executive session to consider calendar number 5050, the nomination be con virmd, confirmed, the motion to reconsider, no intervening action or debate, and any related statements be printed in the record, that president obama be immediately notified of the senate's action and the senate resume legislative session. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: madam president, i welcome back the presiding officer, all the staff. i hope the two-week easter break was one that was refreshing to everyone. this month the senate will deal with a number of important matters including judicial nominations and cabinet nominations. and a water resources measure. the senate will also consider a package of legislation designed to safeguard americans from gun violence. in the wake. last year's terrible tragedy in newtown,ton connecticut, this mass shooting that we'll never forget claimed the lives of 20 little tiny boys and girls, and six educators. i said shortly thereafter that i would bring

character and temperament are the most persuasive weapons in a judicial nominee's arsenal, then judge schwarz comes before this chamber very well armed. let me say to my colleagues who may not have had the opportunity to look as closely to this nominee's record as i have, in making my judgment i had the benefit of invaluable advice and counsel from many members of the federal bar in new jersey whose opinions i sought. they are both democrats and republicans, and they affirmed what i subsequently discovered for myself in discussions with her. that there is not a single reason to vote no on this nomination. i urge my colleagues to send message through the process can be long and fraught with conflicting opinions but in the end it bends towards the best and brightest and judge patty shwartz is proof of it. she has strong bipartisan support not only from the senators from new jersey but also our governor, chris christie. i urge my colleagues to confirm the nomination of judge patty schwarz and with that i yield the floor. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: is there a suffic

[applause] fax the former air force flight nurse linda schwarz speaking .ast month in north carolina she oversees veterans' health care programs. we are going to broaden from just connecticut to look at the issue of care for returning veterans, for service members common on and we are going to our phone lines to do that. the phone lines to call in with your thoughts on veterans' .ealth care for those of you in the eastern and central time zones -- for military families and active service members as well, 202- 585-3837. we have a question on facebook asking for input for returning veterans, in particular looking for veterans. good and what are your experiences? we will read some of those posts as well. enter its richer you can sees parent -- on twitter, you can enter cspan, and we will help you as well. patricia, thanks for joining us. what do you think is the most pressing issue in terms of health care? >> the issue has been one of transition. there has been a report of 44% of iraq and afghanistan veterans are having readjustment issues, and they really need assistance in transition

moving on to the -- the child in me, is fao schwarz, outside of central park.piano in the movie "big." >> i remember that scene. >> i love doing that. and then moving on, because i want to get to all of this. this is my college years. i used to go to bryant park. i felt very fancy. get a coffee at the corner sit and people watch. it doesn't look like much. it really is just an awesome, awesome spot. and now my favorite food is a little place called the shake shack. >> love the shake shack. >> this place has hot dogs and sundaes and all kinds of wonderful things, but the best thing that it has is its burgers. there is no beating the burgers. they are absolutely delicious. if you are ever in new york city. or if you live in new york city, you know about this place. check out the shake shack. get a cheeseburger. melts in your mouth. get yourself all the condiments and the shake. shakes are to die for. so thick. absolutely clogs all your arteries. but this is the place to go if you are anywhere in new york city and you need a quick burger. forget mcdonald's, the fa

lambert took home female vocalist for the three straight year and she and her husband won a couple of schwarz for "over you" and eric church won al boost mobile of the year. >> how about it? dan, thank you yes, indeed the big news in cable t.v. first it was a rumor now it seems to be a reality, that cnn is starting june is going to bring back crossfire. this is a subject that i know something about because maybe some of you didn't know i wasn't always on the full court press. at one time, i had a different job. cross crossfire. on the left, bill press. on the right, john sununu. >> bill: there it is. those were the early days of crossfire when pat buchanan was running for president and john sununu was there. oh, my god. have you heard about cnn? have you heard the rumors they may bring back crossfire. what do you think of it? i tell you what i think of it. i love to get what you think of it at 866-55-press. my answer is is this a good idea? my answer is, it depends on which crossfire you are talking about because there were two crossfires and now, the problem with it today is when you think c

you can see clinton give two speeches this month at the vital voices global schluetership schwarz and women in the world summit in new york. both of those speeches are unpaid unpaid. so, i don't know how much money she will be making. that has not been released. i am sure it will be... >> i put out the word to my speaker's bureau if they can't get hillary, i would speak at half the price. not a bad deal. very generous. >> a deadly accident yesterday, a major hold on traffic familieshold for families travelling it. fog swept the mountainous region of highway 77 right there near the north carolina and virginia border. 95 cars were involved in this crash. police officers saying 17 separate accidents, three passengers were killed and 25 were injured. police eventually haul to close down the whole stretch of highway and waited until 9:00 o'clock last night to reopen it. >> yeah. it was brutal, man. there were tractor trailers and buses and vans and cars and all over the place. >> 95. >> 95 vehicles involved. >> all right, sir. so much going on so many different fronts. before we get to the

linda schwarz. i call her general. on behalf of all of us here, i want to thank you for being with us. thank you for all of the work you are doing, the direct benefit to connecticut and beyond. thank you. [applause] areor those of you who expecting continuing education credit, i want to remind you to stop as the -- as you leave the lecture hall. militaryoining us from times, a senior staff writer, who is not only covering this issue but the military much more broadly. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> what do you think the most pressing issue is for returning veterans in terms of health care? was a report that they said it is about 44% of iraq or afghanistan veterans are having readjustment issues. david transition from the military to the d.a.. so, that is one of the largest problems. issues, itve health is even a larger challenge. sometimes you don't know where to turn or you may not have the ability to understand the care you need. if that is where they need help. >> one of our viewers posting

genevieve and john schwarz live in o'fallon, missouri, they have married for 77 years. a happy couple. we wish them well. take a look at mary, this is mary, as we say down south, mary pratt-correll she is from farrockaway, new york, she is 107 and her favorite thing in the recoworld is eating rolls. elvira mummolo from brighton, mass. 100 years old, likes to dress up and she used to design gowns for years, probably still does sometimes. we wish her a happy birthday. thomas kennefick is 100 years old today and from robbinsdale, minnesota. he says the secret to life is laugh a lot. this is albertha woods and she is from florence, south carolina, 106 years old today, and she loves colorful outfits. likes to get dressed up. we'll go back inside and get a cup of coffee so there, now back to new york. >> willard, thank you very much. >>> when we come back martha stewart is here talking about edible gardens which sounds good at this time of year, but first this is "today" on nbc. >> announcer: "martha on today" is brought to you by macy's. >> we have stepped out on the plaza f