teresa howe: we fabricate a number of parts for the various launch vehicles here, so, employees could be exposed to a number of different chemical substances, fibers, vapors, gases, various liquids, corrosive-type materials. tracy schile: the goal of the industrial hygienist is to undertake preventive measures that keep our workers from being exposed to chemical, physical, and biological hazards. okay, so the time i started you is 10:05. and then this is to get the short-term exposure limit, so i'm gonna wave at you to get you to stop what you're doing. at 15 minutes, i'm gonna change out that cassette. okay. tracy schilf: we're looking for the results of what the fume exposure is gonna be for his welding process. he's using a... what's called the "rod 4-10," a stainless steel rod, it has some chromium in it, so that's what's gonna be our biggest concern. teresa howe: engineering controls are the primary tactic that we would like to use in occupational health and safety to keep exposures away from the employees. those are methods that we use, or perhaps devices that we use, to actuall

is it obvious how you're going to finance teresa's education? >> we don't know how we're going to finance teresa's education. my older daughter is in her third year of college and we're struggling with student loans with that, but teresa is a bright, bright young lady with a lot of opportunities. she has great ambition but we're worried if we're going to be able to afford the school she gets into, and how can we support her dreams. >> for those who don't know, jackie, you apply first. your college financial aid will come after, so you're struggling with how to figure out how do you apply to the schools you would like to go out and at the same time go to the schools where you'll get the financial aid. how do you figure that all out? >> that's just it. we have to do our fasa which we're doing in january. we're trying to see what we can budget in, how we can do it in the household budget, and we don't know what we're going to be able to afford. thank goodness we have until may, but we have now to get the applications in. we're paying a ridiculous am

. >> when you hear about how strict -- not see your family but every 10 years? i mean was mother teresa very good to her subordinates? >> i am not one to question how mother teresa or any order is run that is not my place. i had an opportunity to read the memoir. and you know, a memoir is about your perception of your life and things that happened in your life. so i'm not questioning whether they did or did not happen in her life but i think something that she did not discuss is that you know, sometimes you feel you have a calling whether it's to be a priest or preacher or nun and there is a time that you realize maybe i don't have that calling and i need to step back. and she was in a position that she knew early on she should have stepped back and didn't. the thing she discusses in the book about there was a predator, she is sayings it was a predator fellow nun on other people. she should have been exposed and taken outof the order. those things should be addressed. >> agree? disagree? and the thing about celibacy is it just not going to work? >> i think this is where what you see is

always been an element of insecurity around our medical records what do we do about that part of it, teresa? howtion should we share and should we not at a all in any case? >> you bring up a great point. yes, in the physical world, did we have unsecure file records? yes, we did. but why there's such anxiety about this is think about the speed and the mode of how quickly someone can steal all your data. if they wanted to steal from a file cabinet, they had to break in. now they can be in their pajamas in their mom's basement and actually break into your health care records and take them from everybody, not just one location. so i go back to one of the things you can do, you cannot prevent someone from hacking your account, but you can be very careful about how you behave yourself on social media, how much information you shear about yourself -- you share about yourself. the other piece of information i recommend, get a spral e-mail address only used for health care and they can't take over the rest of your life. jenna: that's good advice. we're going to be taking a look at this over the next few

albeit in a tacky way. [ applause ] th's how we roll in jersey, okay? teresa, i don't know the difference between one and the other. teresa is a socialite and does charity work and her twin sister owns a dairy queen. now, first of all, pause on the dairy queen. other than rutherford in new jersey, can you tell me where there's a dairy queen over in like the mont claire area or somewhere around the short hills malls or something. growing up as a kid, dairy queen was the place to go. you can get your juicy, greasy burgers and fries and wash it down with a shake. where is there a dairy queen? anyway, back to the franchise. so now look -- and the twins are bringing along their friend amber. look at amber. okay. doesn't that look like a whole lot of trouble? let me tell you. she's no random, i know i'm hot lady. this one is married with four kids and her own fitness line. no the cherry on top. she's smart as a whip. she graduated columbia university. hold on. and she didn't major like in journalism or communication. she majored in biobehavioral studies. melissa gor

killed a student and committed suicide. 911 calls and police communication are revealing how it all unfolded. teresa garcia has the story. >> dozens found the strength to attend a vigil last night for math teacher, michael landsberry, a student killed him during a school shooting near reno, nevada. >> he was honestly like a second dad to me when i went there. he cared so much about the students. >> police say the 45-year-old military veteran tried to stop the 13-year-old gunman monday morning by telling him to lower his weapon, but instead, the teen shot landsberry in the chest. >> he said, i would hope you guys, i would do anything for you guys. and i guess that meant taking a bullet and he did. >> landsberry's sister told reporters she's not surprised her brother lost his life trying to protect students. the shooting at the middle school started around 7:15. law enforcement officials say they arrived within three minutes. >> we are inside the cafeteria where the students have been huddled. they are safe here, we're looking for the shooter now. >> by the time they got there, the shooter wounded two

want nothing and no part of it and it will be an interesting battle to see how this plays out among republicans. >> mario teresa to see both of you. our agenda panel. you can find out more on our website, msnbc.com/thomas-roberts. >>> with the vitriol in washington, there's no doubt they can use a superhero, but who is savvy enough to get that job done? ♪ ♪ wonder woman ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wonder woman >> i never get sick of seeing it, but joining me right now is the actress who played wonderwoman, the singer, the activist and the one and only linda carter. >> hello you handsome fellow. >> oh, my gosh, my dream is made today. thanks for joining us and i want to pivot about why you're in new york in a second. >> you are politically active and very politically minded. >> yes. >> i point out that you're an activist on many progressive a topic and what do you think about the current tone in washington d.c. right now and how can people be a hero just by try toggle straight an intellectual, compassionate discussion? >> i think that because this fight and this ridiculous thing that happened in washington was really funded by fa

how can you help me? what can you do for me? and i didn't know -- i wanted to take her help but i didn't know what to do. >> teresa says the waitressce. by the time the officer drove teresa home and woke her parents, it was early dawn. >> i was sitting at the top of the stairs. my parents had already gone downstairs. i heard a police officer talking. they were in the foyer. and i heard him tell my parents. he said, you have no idea what your daughter is involved in. we know what's going on here. your daughter is not -- she almost died tonight. >> they thought i was out having a good time partying. and they didn't notice, that i didn't have shoes on, that i was -- my pajamas were soaking wet and torn. >> the officer tried to explain to teresa's parents that this wasn't a simple case of a partying teen. >> he got really loud with her and corrected her. he was like, no. you don't get it. your daughter is -- your entire family is in serious trouble. and you're in danger and you need to get out of here. you need to move. you need to do whatever it takes to get your kids out of here. before leaving, teresa says the officer took her aside

joining with us a master class how to fix the problem, former white house information officer teresa peyton. teresa, let's jump right in. number one tip, engage outside panel of experts to determine which fire sneads to be put out first. only problem remind me of the business roundtable that the president brought in and didn't let them do anything. what should the folks do? what should they do and where should you get them? >> america is so fortunate. we have the best internet innovators in the world. think of companies like disney, fedex. they can give us advice. first thing i would do, hand them the production report talks about the system errors. difficulties people are having navigating online. i would have a trusted group of advisors for their advice. think about it, they made mistakes along the way and lived to tell the tale. melissa: it is shocking they're not doing that already. democrats in washington are so close to so many people in silicon valley, i can't believe they haven't done that already. makes a lot of sense. post peak traffic times to avoid on the website that mak

give us three words about what how you're feeling about the government shutdown and 2,000 people posted on facebook. teresa wrote learn to compromise. mark wrote country in trouble. beth wrote fire them all. as always we want you to join the conversation on facebook or my fox d.c. on twitter use the hashtag shut down three words. >> well, coming up next tonight a 911 dispatcher is in big trouble for laughing at a caller. we're going to let you hear what she had to say next. also ahead tonight. >> 10,000 letters on display for the first time these were sent to a family who never planned to be famous. i'm beth parker. the story how their son has changed lives. >> forget the shut down are we seeing a job market slow down? the private sector created fewer jobs in september. we might not get the government's official employment report because of the partial government shutdown but we know one company is speeding up hiring. enterprise adding 11,000 workers by the middle of next year. meantime start the presses. popular digital invitations will cost $2 at e fight. only -- e fight. the original proclamation writte

teresa garcia, cbs news. >>> president obama says the numerous problems affecting the government website will be fixed. but he didn't say how soon. the president said there were no excuses for computer bugs and suggested people use the phone to sign up for obama care. but that is not silencing the chorus of criticism the president's signature program is receiving. tara mergener is in washington. tara, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the criticism is getting louder now. insurance companies complaining that the administration did not reveal the full design of the site until after it was launched, making it too late for changes. meantime, republicans are continuing their attack of the program. house republicans get back to work today, and they want to know what went wrong with the government's website consumers use to shop for health insurance plans. >> they told us over and over again that they were going to be ready. >> reporter: congressman fred upton, the chairman of the house energy and commerce committee will hold a hearing thursday to look into the glitches. monday, he issued a statement saying it i

teresa. 79 in the valley. looking food in san jose, 82 degrees. let's get a check of howonexistent the marine layer is is right now. absolutely cloud free. from the northern coastline all the way down toward santa cruz. that's all getting sparked off not only by the slight offshore wind but high pressure offshore. a very strong pacific ridge for this time of the year. taking any kind of storm activity and sending it right up toward canada. let's take you outside to the high definition sky camera network. as the sun sets tonight, it's a beauty. keep your eye on the tv and on your windows tonight. that official time at 6:3 2. as it sets, probably see a lot of great photos on instagram and twitter. of course, add us @nbcbayarea. here, san mateo bridge. traffic never looked so great. remember the sunglasses, drivers, especially throughout tomorrow with the sun staying in forecast and plenty of clear skies. let's get into the three-day forecast. see throughout tomorrow, we'll have temperatures in the mid 80s. sunny skies inland. gradual drop-off. just a little bit by friday. a

how are you doing? >> good. i'm matt. i'm a baker. >> reporter: the undead baker. thank you very much. nice out fit. >> teresa. >> reporter: good to see you . >> thank you. >> reporter: you look love li ly. >> thank you. >> reporter: come over here. what do we have here? >> delicious crab cakes handmade from the deli and shrimp salad. come back and see us. >> reporter: thank you very much. that ain't making it back to the station. we have your name? >> jacqueline. >> reporter: you have the good goodies? >> all the goodies from our bakery. >> reporter: thank you so much. including the fabulous e claireu so much for coming out. i think we got everybody. chris, thank you. good to see you. yes. i thought you were going to say something. i'm sorry. we got to go. they're give ing me the hook. they're giving are willy the hook this morning. happy halloween, everybody. . >> happy halloween. >> reporter: see you. >> take it easy, bud. >> always fun there. from goblins to princesses and r heroes, maryland is celebrating halloween today. earlier we asked to see your favorite halloween-related photos. here's some of thos

teresa peyton. she was tasked with redesigning the white house. gov web site. thank you for joining us, i have to ask you, howthat this web site has not crashed? >> i think this is very difficult, you know a lot of peoples techies get caught up in the site didn't crash, is it just slow or a forum is not working. in this case, the customer is king. and white house, if they came to the site, they could not get information in mind it crashed. gerri: i think that is what so many people take away. and during the hearing, the site was down. so it was right there in front of everyone to see. shocking, the other big tech question, was privacy. i'm sure as you know, there was a language buried deep in the web site, that said you can't trust the site to keep your privacy safe. sebelius countered that. >> that is spoiler plate language that should not have been in this particular contract, there are highest security standards are in place, people have every right to expect privacy. >> trees ash teresa, she said it be on the web site, does that mean we're safe or a line of codes they got rid of? >> i think this is more c

how to jump dial congress. >>> and fasten your seat belts. betty white's new gig. >>> plus, you can't possibly mess up these recipes. they only have two ingredients. >> happy monday. i'm teresaou're on the list. in 1492 our staff sailed the ocean blue. but instead of finding west indies, they found the top trending stories. we have the top five. >> i'm matt galante. at number one, finally can you talk to congress in a way they'll understand. >> a website called drunk dial congress has exploded in popularity. as people find new ways to tell washington just how fed up they are with the shutdown. >> i'm not drinking any more. >> this site is averaging roughly 1400 calls an hour. >> did you drink and dial? >> drunk dial congress was created by a mobile advertising company and it works like this. enter your phone number on the site. it then calls you and connects you to the office after random member of congress. whether or not you're sober and now you pronounce boehner is entirely up to you. colorado havemad at congress foe shutdown? have a drink and call them. hey, at least somebody is working. >> number two, playful play by play. >> into the end zone. >> some over the top exc

teresa says when i saw this, i was reminded of the most shameful time in our history. and i for one do not want to see this type of racism ever again. luis says, how can you call yourself patriotic and still wave this flag that represents racism, hatred, and treason? coming up, more on this ugly scene and what led to it. but first, tell us what you think of this story. please head over to facebook and search "politicsnation" and like us to join the conversation that keeps going long after the show ends. i'm a careful investor. when you do what i do, you think about risk. i don't like the ups and downs of the market, but i can't just sit on my cash. i want to be prepared for the long haul. ishares minimum volatility etfs. investments designed for a smoother ride. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. losing thrusters. i need more power. give me more power! [ mainframe ] located. ge deep-se

teresa. 84 degrees, not too hot in gilroy bought warm day shaping up for you. the showers. area of low pressure is going to break apart, we call at cute off low. hard to predict how much they will bring. it looks like just light showers at the coast. that can change so we're going to keep watching all of the forecast models. i'll do my best to decipher the best forecast track. count on the fact we could see some light rainfall in the bay area over the court course of the weekend. what are you seeing? >> you talk about a cute off low. we had cute off commuters because the b.a.r.t. trains were not running, when we first heard signs. we have third to 45 minute delays. 25 trains instead of 40 so about half the service. that's why all of these folks, tuesday we expect to have a flow of traffic. there is the bay bridge toll pla plaza. east shore freeway, i'm sorry, has a lot of fogh as well. making our view a little tough. we see this and it's packed pretty well through berkeley. now we'll look to the maps and see how traffic flow is. bogging down around that shot i showed you where the low clouds are. not a big deal but this is a big flow of traffic on a tuesday. we d

teresa capudo wowed audiences on tlc's long island medium. >> are you excited? >> yeah. >> you are? >> now she says we too can communicate with lost loved ones. more to life than this" she's teaching us howthings happening. embrace them as signs and symbols they are with you at that moment. >> reporter: she sat down for cheesecake and coffee with me at juniors in new york city is passing on what she says she knows about the afterlife. >> it is total peace. there's no hate, no anger, no bitterness. from the moment the soul leaves the physical body, not some it greeted by loved ones but we leave ailments with the physical body. >> reporter: during her conversation she is regularly distracted. >> this is weird. i totally just got that somebody was not able to go to someone's funeral. >> reporter: then these women eating lunch. >> hi, nice to meet you. >> capudo has a message for loretta's late husband. >> did he always wear a hat? he goes -- usually women change their pocketbook four times. he changed his hat like four times. now he has on a deforera. i'm like what is that? >> abc news, new york. >> a longer piece about this where teresa actually gives lindsey, the correspondent a read. whi