>> reporter: the road trip turned to road kill when ray arrived in mishawaka, indiana and met theresa bridgegroom. with a name like hers, he might have thought he had found the perfect foil for his next romantic romp. he had no idea he had just met his match. >> who is ray holycross? >> he is just scum. >> reporter: only days after meeting him through mutual friends, theresa invited ray to live with her and her 10-year-old son. she says she even let him use her chevy to go to his supposed tv job out of town. but this reality show should have had a tv-m.a. rating. theresa later discovered cell phone videos of him with other women having trysts in her truck. >> it just made me sick that he did that in this truck. i don't even want the truck. it just disgusts me to know he did it. >> reporter: something else disgusted her too. a receipt from a local pawn shop. she says he had sold her expensive camera. >> i thought, i am not letting him get away. there was no way i was gonna do that. >> reporter: so how do you catch a rat? with cheese courtesy of the u.s. treasury. so what did you do? >>

following the is theresa buchanan. she works with operation purple, one of our best friends and partners in the veteran community and an absolute tireless advocate for quite often the people who are forgotten and are committed, the military families. i thank her for her work. theresa buchanan. [applause] >> tom, thank you for those kind words. i'm delighted to be up to join you, patrick. thank you, linda, and the rest of you, to be on this panel today. as tom said, the families are critically important in this journey. we certainly, since 1969, had been an organization that is advocated for the military family because long before we recognized that our senior leadership were not willing to accept the fact that there were social services and what it would need to provide any type of support to the family, there were those women and years ago sitting around a kitchen table who formed this organization, who went out there to lobby for those friends who were left destitute after the service member died because the pension

following the is theresa buchanan. she works with operation purple, one of our best friends and partners in the veteran community and an absolute tireless advocate for quite often the people who are forgotten and are committed, the military families. i thank her for her work. theresa buchanan. [applause] >> tom, thank you for those kind words. i'm delighted to be up to join you, patrick. thank you, linda, and the rest of you, to be on this panel today. as tom said, the families are critically important in this journey. we certainly, since 1969, had been an organization that is advocated for the military family because long before we recognized that our senior leadership were not willing to accept the fact that there were social services and what it would need to provide any type of support to the family, there were those women and years ago sitting around a kitchen table who formed this organization, who went out there to lobby for those friends who were left destitute after the service member died because the pension

. >> theresa naranjo. barry toronto. so n ~ sophie edelhart [speaker not understood]. >>> my name is sophie edelhart [speaker not understood]. and director ramos for seconding it. i really hope you all consider expansion of this program that will help over 3,000 18 year olds, including me in nine months. and as always, thank you for allowing me to be part of this conversation. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> is theresa naranjo here? no? barry toronto followed by eric rue, then rosie [speaker not understood] and alejandra [speaker not understood]. if anyone has not turned in speaker cards, please do so now. >> hello, mr. nolan. >>> [speaker not understood]. i thought we were going to have general public comment as well. i want to talk about the budget. you know, the taxi industry contributes a

again, the charge of premeditated murder for the death of theresa la man know and then capital murderharge for the death of -- the grandfather and grandson, r represent it underwood and william corporan, both killed here at the community center. >> wait to see if other charges are imminent. thank you so much for that report from kansas. >>> short break here. ahead at this hour, an ominous turn in ukraine, ukrainian military is on the move. could be headed for a showdown with pro-russian separatists. give you a live update, coming up. room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. find parking space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that secured the data that directed the turbines that powered the farm that made the milk that went to the store that reminded the man to buy the milk that was poured by the girl who loved the cat. [ meows ] the internet of everything is changing everything. cisco. tomorrow starts here. without standard leather. you are feeling exhilarated with front-wheel drive. you are feeling powerful with a 4-cylinder engine. [ male announcer ] open your ey

traveling up towards highway 85 and santa theresa boulevard, you probably took that anyway.r here to the west, you can use camden avenue or meridian getting out of the valley and completely avoid the scene. good roadways that will keep you well clear of this investigation. bob things that will be closed possibly until 3:00. the rest of your south bay freeway move very smoothly and over here the tri-valley move nicely, as well. light build for 580 westbound and 680 shows us slowing down and in towards sunol. look at the map for the rest of the bay. no major problems, a little build for southbound 880 and earlier crash kind of stirred things up just as you're traveling south out of hayward and union city. nothing dramatic and that portion of the nimts freeway. the peninsula side moves smoothly, as well. three key spots to show you. you see that accident at the bay bridge toll plaza and fender bender here and they're out of lane and there's the backup for all your lanes as the sun's coming up. no problem through the maze or oakland approaching that area. look at that light volu

[applause] theresa too. of ourwant to thank some sponsors, the military officers association of america. it is known for advocacy and also doing a lot of work around transition. everything we talked about, for veterans, for career, for transitioeners. a special shout out to the women in military memorial. it is a beautiful place, a memorable place. i encourage you to have a -- events here as well. finally, for geppetto catering. thank you for pitching in as well. i want to thank my staff. we cannot do anything without our assistant director. thank you all for coming and i hope we will all do this again. we will give our deliverable to you. there will be a video available and we will distribute it widely. we will have a white paper. that will include the conversation today. we are doing what they all said we should be doing. we're definitely engaging. write it and we will have something in april or early may that we will give to you all. we will distribute that widely and it will be available for you. there a

the community will sit on some 359 acres between santa theresa and the creek where it used to be farmland. >> reporter: real estate sales are picking up again. and because of that, developers are feeling more comfortable about building again. there are major developments as you mentioned in gilroy and in other parts of the south county, and yet, there are still more buyers than there are houses to buy. build something booming where for years developers sat on land rather than build homes that wouldn't sell. in south gilroy, two projects alone will bring 2400 single family homes. all around the south county, there are homes and townhouses going up too. and buyers are inking the papers before the paint even dries. >> there's still a lot of buyers out there. >> reporter: this real estate agent says new construction

her name is theresa, she has a 5-year-old son and she got a text message on her smartphone. >> my heart stopped. i never thought when you see a notice on your phone that it would be anything to do with your own child. so i came down right away. >> reporter: so as you can see, there's still a very heavy police presence here, just five minutes ago we got a briefing from the lieutenant and he's telling us that a doctor tells them that he saw an asian man in his 60s with a hand ogun. after that, he heard a loud bang. police have yet to find any victims and are still looked for an alleged gunman. the turn of events are turning quickly here. if we have anything further f you, we'll bring it for you later on in the broadcast and an update at 6:00. >> we've been looking at the pictures from our nbc helicopter. residents told to shelter in place. are people allowed back into the area now? >> reporter: it is winding down just a bit, because police say they got everybody out of that building. they went room to room looking for a gunman. they have yet to find a gunman. they're interviewing that doc

the center is located in the santa theresa neighborhood near the section of 805 and 101. >>> the man who caused another car to crash in the florida day care is on the run this morning. one girl was killed and 14 others, mostly children, were hurt. it happened yesterday just north of orlando. police say they're looking for a 26-year-old man they say has been arrested eight times since 2000. they say the suspect's suv hit a convertible causing that car to jump a curb and crash through the wall of the day care. the suspect's suv was found a few hours later. >>> school closed this morning at the pennsylvania high school where nearly two dozen people were stabbed yesterday. one student had emergency surgery overnight and is listed in extremely critical condition. he was stabbed several times. doctors do say he could die. >>> yesterday witnesses say 16-year-old alex hribal had had a blank expression on his face as he went through the hallways slashing students with two large knives. hribal who made his first appearance in court is being charged as an adult. he is facing dozens of charges,

this bike as the british home secretary theresa may the promise that they might be a pretty and then work toward fighting corruption stemming from eon ago which is thirteen meanwhile the kid government's new acting prosecutor general might get the magic in the future of former president of taking thirty two billion dollars to russia following three month appointment for a tap in a financial times interview. he is quoted as saying he believes the money is being used to fund their bridges insurgency in ukraine's eastern region. international news on one. slovakia and ukraine signed a deal that will allow the european union to provide a limited at could p soften the blow with fresh attacks its gas supply amid the crisis between the two countries the green is not as far reaching as leaders in kiev had hopes and video slovakia will make tactical adjustments to an old unused i played about eight nine billion cubic meters of gas starting in the bottom yippee tradition prison was a man lover of so as to the agreement strengthens ties between the european union's energy market and that ukrain

. >>: a garage destroyed after an early-morning fire in a bottle kron4 theresa so is live with more. >>: yes you can see crews from them about all fire department. you can see that house at the top of the hill. the house and now suffer significant damage but it was the garage right after. and one car inside. here's some video from earlier this morning. according to them about zero pull it fire department to the got a call around 3:00 this morning entrees run off of apollo boulevard in nevada. when they got out here that's when they discovered that it was actually a detached garage. we had everything from welding material selling tanks propane tanks of gasoline. old tires and an old car that unfortunately one up. his bedroom window is right next door to the garage. he was able to get out of the house without any injuries now. another car that was inside the garage completely destroyed. along with a second car. he says the fire was so intense that it basically melted the side of a car about 4 week feet away. again no one no one entered in this fire. had a chance to talk to the homeowne

. >> is theresa naranjo here? no? barry toronto followed by eric rue, then rosie [speaker not understood] and alejandra [speaker not understood]. if anyone has not turned in speaker cards, please do so now. >> hello, mr. nolan. >>> [speaker not understood]. i thought we were going to have general public comment as well. i want to talk about the budget. you know, the taxi industry contributes a lot of money to this budget. and i'm a little concerned that we're not getting our money's worth at all. i'm concerned that we are not being told what hadth investigators are doing. you know, of course they have done a wonderful job, but we're not getting reports about what we're getting for our money. what are they doing? i don't see them out there. i had asked it be important in order to improve the taxi service at the ballpark that they have the investigators out there to make it easy for us to get in and get out. they made a decision it was a waste of time not to have taxi investigators over on 2nd street and over on the bal

for many former soviet union or in the dark the store there well despite the british home secretary theresa may promised to them by the ukrainian and work towards fighting corruption stemming from manitoba to thirteen. meanwhile the kit government's new acting prosecutor general i like my phd i think she is the teaching of former president of taking thirty two billion dollars the following three months of white bread for tenth in a financial times interview marking his quoted as saying he believed the money being used to fund the purchase of uncertainty in ukraine eastern region. this morning one. leading presidential candidates and confectionery mccall proportion to his belt to make it legal tool to join the european union if he wins the main critique the selections during a campaign visit to ukraine's western region of to no proof yet that the admission to the project member states would depend on the ice his government's reform and change. the eight percent of ukrainians are expected to vote for candidate in next month's rate is increasing the closest contender former prime minister yuli

(applause) >>> hi, my name is theresa glenns, i'm the founder of old school cafe which is in the bayview hunters point. it's an organization that helps keep kids out of jail and out of streets and to stop the violence. juliet has been a great friend to us and to our community and to the youth. ha just been somebody right away we can say these are the things going on, we need support, and just her heart, her heart is for our kid. her heart is for the community. and, so, i just want to say a couple words about we talk about making mistakes and owning it. i would encourage this body to not only stop this resolution, but also to apologize to her because i want you to under what it does to a person when you are already doing work and heart and soul in the community, it's hard. what we're up against and all the people in this community that are doing great, incredible work, it is the waste of everybody's time to have to go through this. as well as her time and what it does to her spirit. don't shoot holes in her. it's already hard enough to do this work then to be persecute and had have all th

theresa, the prophet mohammad is in this book, the famous british athiest who told us all that god is dead, having left england, where god is very much alive. the hindu god and me muslim god came to the united states to tell us god is daughter, and more teresa, in -- a magazine that gaves interviews to movie stars with no department publish wrote that brother teresa was ugly. so we're both in an elevator in new york. he smells of very expensive liquor when he walks into the elevator. we worked on a bbc project together some years earlier but i never forgave him for his treatment of mother teresa, how ugly she was, he said in the pages of "vanity fair" magazine, and on his knees picking up the paper because he pushed the button and all of his papers came to the ground. what do i want to read to you about this going on? i didn'ted i wanted to read a few pages of this chapter. the central chapter, called "darling --" in this book called "darling" about my friendship with a woman who is now dead, on the day her divorce was finalized. she and i had lunch in malibu at a cafe -- a restaurant

. >> reporter: so theresa is probably at home breathing a huge sigh of relief in san francisco right now. now the hospital is located near the facility where this all happened. it is open right now. it was never closed or affected by all their. now even though police never found a gunman or any victims, they are still on the lookout for a possible gunman. reporting live in daley city, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> an update on that teenage stow away investigation. he is still in hawaii, but santa clara police officers are at his home. the 15-year-old's father made his first comments about his son's ordeal today, calling it a miracle that the boy survived the flight in the wheel well of a jet. marianne, what's the latest on the investigation right now? >> reporter: right now airport security leaders are reviewing everything to see if they need to make any changes. and tonight we have photographs shedding like on the very dangerous trip of a 15-year-old. it could have easily been a deadly flight. a 15-year-old boy stowed away in the wheel well of a hawaiian airlines plane. th

so it would be like secretary of state john kerry and his wife theresa heinz.out in front of these people with cameras and so on. it's a real -- it feels very pomp and circumstancy. so i'm standing there. i brought my dad because my dad is from france. >> jimmy: oh. >> so we're sitting there waiting to be announced. oh, my good god, i didn't check my face and i need to get my powder. so i open up my clutch and take my powder out and i start to go like this. and the whole powder went flying -- yeah, but wait. my mac powder exploded and it was like a cartoon. there was powder all over the portico, all over the floor. and i'm down on my knees trying to pick up the little pieces. like the head of the naacp right behind me. you just go ahead, go ahead. and i turn to this guy who has the swords and he's supposed to be humorless. do you guys have a dust buster or a vacuum in. >> jimmy: nothing relaxes the secret service more than an cloud of unidentified smoke. >> powder. unidentified powder. isn't that awful? >> jimmy: did you just exit out the service entrance or so

it makes our warm air tolerable. 50 in santa theresa, and you can see the warm air is lurking and most of the south bay is in the upper 40's like san jose at 49 degrees. we have 49 in novato and danville is a cool spot along with half moon bay at 46, and alameda is 58 right now and van is 52 but check out brentwood 63 already and you are going to need the air conditioning, in brentwood, if not today tomorrow. breezy in the higher elevation as you can see from mount tamalpais but the winds are not fast enough or moist enough we don't have a high fire danger. hazy sunshine and temperatures are above average and the coast is peaking tomorrow and back to average on sunday and dry through monday. from the east bay hills, beautiful day with tree pollen and grass pollen and pollution moderate and weed and mold spores are low and u.v. i decks is high and the temperatures are mid-to-upper 80's with 86 in san jose and 90 in gilroy and 77 in millbrae but that is the exception, low-to-mid 80's for the peninsula and low-to-mid 70's along the coast and downtown and sausalito and mid-80's for most of

in the south bay we are in the upper 40's the to low 50's at june if santa theresa and cupertino andmest in sunnyville at 52. 48 in lafayette. 52 right now in san rafael. through san carlos 50, same if san francisco. 101 is not wet, but there is residual moisture is becoming more scattered. increasing sunshine this weekend and we will go a couple of weeks without a good soaking rain. low-to-mid 60's is the destination this afternoon with a few upper 50's and still, well below where we should be this time of the year and cooler tonight with clouds and low-to-mid 40's and patchy fog and mid-to-upper 40's from the south bay to the bay shore to the coast. here is the low and the cold front that is moving through right now our last chance when it pushes through and it closes the storm door hype it and we have the center dry weather. so at 7:00, you can see the steady rain moving into the central valley, the scattered showers coming through the north bay and this model has a for handle on the situation and this had the most robust rainfall so it is go we will keep watching this law noon sc

that's theresa brown.ily's clothing store when i worked at the summer's men's wear down tie. look how thick that necktie was. >> is it a bow tie. >> that is my senior prom. i'm still friends with themç now. that's rick batcher. i have to have one goalie friend. >> physical was the number one song in america. >> olivia newton john, that tight outfit and that headband. >> oh. this, i have to say, i believe the first taken, i am taking that picture with a disposable camera that i got doubled. you couldç get the doubles for free on thursdays. for throwback thursday i thought that was fun. i had a curfew too. did you guys have curfews for the prom? >> yes. come in eventually. come home soon. come home thursday. >> that was our throwback. your turn. go on facebook, we want to see what you have to say, what you used to look like and then explain yourself. >> in the meantime george clooney blows his top apparently in las vegas. that is one story coming out of hollywood. here with more is michael tammero. michael

. >> now i want to bring in maria theresa kumar.this election year, how important are these economic issues like minimum age wage and economic inequality? >> it is the driving force. the idea that they're going to lose a million jobs. let's actually have a frank conversation. who are the folks who are actually choosing those million jobs? it's individuals now being forced to continue working instead of going into retirement and enjoying their golden years. so for the very first time by raising the minimum wage, these individuals can opt out of working till their 72 or 75. they have the luxury of saying i don't want to continue working myself to death until my old age. i can now opt out. >> vice president biden went after the ryan budget yesterday. listen to this. >> show me your budget. i will tell you what you value, my dad would say. what they clearly value, this new republican party, is more tax cuts for the wealthy. at the expenses of the lower class. the middle class has been through enough. it's time to give them a fair shot.

the home secretary theresa mays told mps she found the conclusions of an independent review profoundlyhocking. >> i asked mark ellison to review an answer three key questions -- first, was her evidence of corruption in the metropolitan police during the lawrence investigation? was that evidence withheld from certain inquiries? third, was there inappropriate undercover activity directed at the lawrence family? >> she said alison had found investigations into allegations of corrupt and -- corruption that had been inadequate. >> i also find the record-keeping into police corruption because of real concern. key evidence was the subject of mass shredding in 2003. a hard drive containing some of the relevant data was only discovered in november 2013 after more than a year of the mps searching for it. it, ellison has serious concerns that further relevant material, which would show corruption, has not been revealed because it cannot be found or has been destroyed. mr. speaker, the other question mark ellison said to answer was whether there was inappropriate activity directed at the lawrence

there's a lot there but also like you said, the jersey housewives, theresa has gotten up in andy's face asked to go home. >> andy seemed sincere. his reaction was there's a larger question here, you go on a realty show and it was spoedsed to be about a glamorous life and now assault charges. >> and who assaulted first, that's the question. >> it's pretty bad, i have to say. >> it's a sad situation but hopefully they get past it. >> thank you so much for coming on. that does it for "news nation." up next, "andrea mitchell reports." are you ready grandma? just a second, sweetie. [ female announcer ] we eased your back pain, you turned up the fun. tylenol® provides strong pain relief while being gentle on your stomach. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. intercourse that's painfulit... due to menopausal changes. the problem isn't likely to go away... ...on its own. so it's time we do something about it. and there's help. premarin vaginal cream. a prescription that does what no over-the-counter product was designed to do. it provides estrogens to help rebuild va

blossom hill is your alternate that will take you east to west and santa theresa from coleman up at blossom hill to get you around the scene or up to highway 85 and 87. that is probably the way you go anyway. on the other side, meridian, as well, we just got the update that someone as a result of that crash has died. that means the investigation will have to continue. bob follows the crash and the reasons why that happened over there and the scene. i'll follow the traffic for you and that closure will continue for at least a few hours. we'll send it back to you. >>> unfortunately, just getting word that one of the people in that accident has died. now, that there is a confirmed fatality at that accident with bob redell. >>> also developing news in redwood city people are looking at what led to a deadly sail boat crash there. one sailor died and two others hurt when their boat hit a buoy in a race last night. christie smith joining us with the latest in this investigation, what happened here, christie? >> just a horrible accident. details still coming in and one person is dead and behind me

james many and his wife, theresa costillo in jail. police say they arrested the couple after getting a call from an auto dealership about a stolen 2001 mitsubishi. police tracked down the car's gps to a parking spot right in front of the county courthouse. >>> the couple tried to tell police they had bought the car that day for $200, but officers didn't buy it and the couple now booked on theft charges. >>> time now, 6:41 on your tuesday. coming up, an update to breaking news after a fire breaks out in a row of homes packed tightly together. one of those homes having seven children, one of them just six months old. >>> and a live look outside at the home of the home of the giants at&t park. >> love that place. >> amy g. has a look at our orange and black update, just ahead. >>> dodgers coming into town tonight. we are starting out with widespread low clouds and that is the case for this afternoon. by this afternoon, full sunshine and a comfortable sea breeze and changes to tell you about as we get into your holiday weekend. we'll deta

. >> we introduced you to theresa in the last hour. now on a plane to sacramento heading to chico.s soon as she lands she will get in the rental car and head to chico. she says he is in a lot of pain and one of at least three dozen students and staff who survived this fiery ecrash in orland yesterday. this is a picture of him with his 3-year-old sister. he has a fractured elbow, bruised lungs and recovering from smoke inhalation. he was sitting near the front of the bus when the fedex truck crashed head on to it yesterday evening. he saved his life by jumping out of a window. her son does not remember the crash and he did not know anyone else onboard that bus. >> i'm very, very thankful. i mean, you know, to see it on the news because i couldn't watch. i just broke down to think that he's alive and he was on the front of that bus. so, you know -- >> did you think the worst? >> well, knowing and speaking to him, you know, i didn't see the news until after i spoke to him, but, you know, if i would have saw it before, i think it would have been a different story. seeing it after, i sa

theresa rose lomano. she is the third women.ment community, village shalome." she was going to see her mom. she did that every sunday. she went to st. peters catholic church and worked for the center for visually impaired, a well known center for kids here. well loved and respected. more comes out about these victims, and it's obvious this isn't you ju such a tragedy for kansas city, but the whole world. >> lindsey, thank you for that. >>> moving on, a standoff in nevada between a rancher and federal agents has gotten hot as cattle ranger clive and bundy battled the government over grazing rights on public land for 20 years. bundy says his family have been working the land since the 1880s, while the government says that land must be preektd for environmental reasons. >> a federal agent and bundy and his supporters were armed and nose to nose for days and bundy's son was hit by a stun gun blast and arrested, but federal agents have decided to back off. it's a story that we have to spin on because we've got a lawyer, a utahan, and

both were fatally shot at the jewish community campus and therete theresa terry rose lamanno, fatallym retirement center. her maiden name was hastings. she was a member of st. peter's catholic church and she was working at the children's center for the visually impaired. at the time of the shooting he was visiting her mother who is at village shalom and had been visiting her mother every sunday for some time. we are starting to receive calls from people with possible information related to the case. these are vital to us. these witnesses didn't realize at the time but may have seen something or have important information on this case but now have begun to contact our investigators based upon the context of what there was. the overland park police department is ask anyone who believes they may have information about this case or the suspect please do not hesitate to call 913-895-6910. again the number is 913-895-6910. or the fbi at 816-512-8200. also it has been reported, we have arrested frazier glenn cross jr., a 73-year-old white male from aurora, month. he also goes by the alias of

chairman was not to comment on ask unanimous consent to place in the record more pictures of mary theresa car, and what kind of a death follows that kind of crash. you can see from the. so without objection i'll put that in. now, it's my understanding you are recalling many of your cars now, not all of them. you're giving -- by the people want to they can say please pay for a loaner, correct? >> that's correct. >> that is the right thing to do. but do you support a law that would see recall cars like yours can no longer be rented or loaned? do you support a law like that? >> if there's a safety issue, on the vehicle, and which are on these vehicles that -- >> no, no. do you support a proposed law by senator mccaskill and myself that which they recalled cars like yours can no longer be rented or loaned? if we have a lot to support that law, that proposal, that bill? >> i would like to read the whole bill before -- >> you haven't read it? >> no, i have not. >> it's been out a long time. are you aware that recalled cars can be rented or load? are you aware that? of that? >> i know that -- >>

here in pleasanton, theresa, kron 4 news. >> it's always nice to have good news.appening right now, free dental service underway tat solano county -- doors opening up two hours ago. live there with thousands of patients sieng up for free dental care, jackie. >> good morning, mark. you can see inside exhibition hall at the solano county fairgrounds. it was so much in demand that hundreds of people lined up in the predawn hours outside in the cold in the rain to get this free dental care. now, here's some video from a little bit earlier. this is a sponsored event by the cda, that's the california dental association. they hold clinics periodically around the state. they say this is the fifth one they've held. today and tomorrow, it's a two-day clinic, they hope to service as many as 2,000 people over that two-day period, which means they can service about a thousand patients per day. now, it's no cost to the people who come in. all you have to do is come in and register. it's on a first-come, first-serve basis. if you're somebody who's interested in getting this, we

that said, you could put mother theresa in as secretary of hhs and it would not change republicans' attitudes toward obamacare. >> still, republicans will undoubtedly use her confirmation hearing to take fresh aim at obamacare in this mid term election year. republican house minority leader tweeted sebelius had an impossible task. no one can make obamacare work. saxby chambliss said he had concerns, john mccain tweet ed birdwell is an excellent choice. >> the next enrollment deadline is just around the corner in november. in addition to overseeing the next enrollment period, burwell will have to oversee the next expansion of medicaid and keep premiums low. even if the confirmation hearings are contentious, she will likely get confirmed. white house officials say they hope that happens by the end of may. carson, back to you. >> kristen welker at the white house this morning, thanks. >> jenna has a look now at the rest of the morning's top stories. good morning. >> good morning, erica. good morning, everyone. kninicaragua is on high alert ar an earthquake hit. the tremor was felt in el salvador

my question i think will direct to tom tarantino and theresa buchanan. the rest of you can chime in. when i work with these families, this a very different population. the continued family relocation and having to move around to different cities and towns was an issue. however, when i worked with families from pentagon, one of the concerns that was raised by the officer and his family, well, my son or daughter may want to join the military, what about confidentiality? my charting was severed from the military. what are going to be the repercussions? what about confidentiality? i think the military struggling with, it's ok to get treatment, but that was a major concern that came out of this, even from the spouses, the confidentiality. >> your question is about confidentiality of records? >> the program is great, but when you get on the bases and the charting -- thank you. >> thank you for your question. you raise what has been problematic for years. i worked and family advocacy in the 1990's and recognized in terms of just that fear because it also can co

president, before i continue i want to ask unanimous consent that theresa harrison, a legislative fellow in senator schumer's office be granted privileges of the floor for the duration of today's session. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. menendez: my colleague from connecticut is correct. that portal bridge, it's called the portal bridge because it is a bridge that is a portal to the entire northeast corridor, carrying passengers over a movable swing bridge across the hackensack river between carney and see caucus -- secaucus new jersey is a portal to manhattan. it's one of the busiest sections of the corridor with hundreds of passengers and commuter trains crossing it every day. and you think, mr. president, given its importance to the northeast and the millions who live in that region, that it would be a state-of-the-art, reliable, world-class bridge. that we would -- we would be willing to invest in making it the best possible. unfortunately, the reality is quite different. the portal bridge was built in 1910. it's over a hundred years old and deteriorating, causing signi