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. >> reporter: the shingles vacs vacs -- vaccines may have stopped it or reduced it.t thetetanus and diphtheria boosters are needed every ten careers. pneumonia vaccinations are two shots recommended one which protects against 23 strains and a newly added one against 13 strains. some need shots for hepatitis a and b. if you're among the growing number of adults traveling you may need additional shots. we have links at our website to stay up to date. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." one of the cool perks of this place, is you can eat as much cereal as you want. you can go to any line that's running, and pull a box of cereal. alrighty. we just like cereal, we make it, eat it love it, live it. (laughing) soil is the foundation for healthy plants just like gums are the foundation for healthy teeth. new colgate total mouthwash for gum health. it kills germs and forms a protective shield for 45% stronger gums. for stronger, healthier gums colgate total mouthwash. >> here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. the nort

implemented on the ground which angers the militia pushing them making them take advantage of the political vac accumulate, they pushed from sada to sanaa the negotiation clearly failed. after the national dialogue conference he even met with several political parties and tried to bring them into consensus but continuously failed to do so. lost faith in him and in the international community. >> meanwhile the former president of yemen many ali abdullah saleh has asked for safe are process out of yemen. >>> severseverally crip crippled the houthis. hashem ahelbarra reports. >> houthi tanks destroyed in saudi led airings strarchtion. tanksair strikes. spotted on the runway near a military base near capital sanaa. the houthis were also hit. >> trying to redeploy in aden and other areas but their convoice were soon targeted by coalition forces. >> reporter: there is no indication that the military operation will come to an end any time soon. for saudi arabia the use of force was the only way to prevents the houthis from controlling yemen. >> i would not describe the military operations in yemen as

. >> like a giant shock vac on wheels. >> this guy has the wrong tool for the job. >> watch out.motorcycle. >> the guy is a total hazard hitting cars as he's driving down the street with what looks to be giant pvc piping. >> the guys with the camera are yelling at this guy trying to tell him you're crazy, what are you doing and he gives him a yell got this i'm cool. he pushes the pipe out the window like yeah maybe you're right. maybe this isn't the best idea. there's six different ways you could have put the pipe on the car. >> this lovely lady in this video recently celebrated her birthday. in fact just two days before the video was recorded. they still have another surprise for her. everybody's taking pictures of her and she gets super excited. what could her surprise be? >> ready for it? >> look at the genuine reaction of the face. >> oh it's beautiful. that is her brother whose been on a 10 month deployment and she doesn't let go forever and then looks and heads right back again. she's crying super excited. >> this shows the best kind of birthday present is the fact you can

in short, they have a form signed by their doctor and they get benefits even though the child is not vac signated. the australian government wants to bring it down. the only way to keep the benefits as an australian parent and not have a child vaccinated is if you have a strong religious, medical reason not to. being a conscientious objector is not fuf. >> president obama's meeting with cuba's leader raft could -- raul castro could be a turning point. lucia newman is in panama city. >> reporter: it was the summit of profound symbolisms, in panama, whose country connects two oceans, half a century two oceans, half a century old divide between communist cuba and the united states began to heal. >> we continue to make progress to establish diplomatic relations, and i call on congress to work to lift the embargo that's been in place for decades. >> immediately after cuba's president recalled u.s. attempts to overthrow his government, as he addressed all his hemispheric peers, for the first time since the 1959 cuban revolution. >> translation: forgive me, passion flows when i think about a re

. >>> a measure that could force all california parents to vac nuys their children. and the new evidence that two popular programs do work. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, or high blood pressure. tell your doctor if you have glaucoma, prostate or bladder problems, or problems passing urine as anoro may make these problems worse. call your doctor right away if you have worsened breathing chest pain, swelling of your mouth or tongue, problems urinating or eye proble

vac vascular is it is shared with all the commissioners i share the concern of some of the commissioners on covering the classrooms on the teacher shortage inch not seen an overall strategy this board has been asked for a walk through i've supported t f a in the past i need to know how their strategy fits in long-term and short term how does it fit in with the teacher residency model i feel like vote on one poise i'm not prepared to do that i need to see the overhead overall plan i want to make sure my recommendation we refer it to personnel labor committee and each of us one of my questions to what extent does t f a contribute to the bayview schools dollar a lot of questions about the nature i'd like to have a thoughtful discussion out of personnel and labor committee i suggest we people this until after the committee has an opportunity to present an overall recruitment strategy i'm inner comfortable with a piece meal strategy i want to know what the enrollment at you thought and stanford and berkley in the education program what is our strategy for recruiting of the 2 thousand plants i

a child must be vaccinatessed to attend public and private schools -- vacs -- vaccinated to attend public and private schools. the bill now heads to the senate judiciary committee for another hearing next week. >>> pretty cloudy out there. what's the weather gonna be like the next few days? here's the man, mark tamayo. >> cool out there with rain chances as we approach the weekend. today, though, we have this -- a sun/cloud mix. lower clouds out there. today, temperatures only in the 60s and the lower 70s. and we even have cooler temperatures in the five-day forecast. right now on live stormtracker2, we have a big circulation in southern california and that's setting up some instability. you can see the activity on the radar on the sierra, yosemite, lake tahoe already some rain showers popping up and we could have more thunderstorms pop up in the sierra this afternoon. there is even a chance up in the north bay hills and the east bay hills we could have an isolated thunderstorms pop up. but most of us just seeing this with dry conditions out there and still some patchy fog hugging a good

. >> ♪♪ >> reporter: cat cove vac has been designing jewelry on the main line for three years.igns have gone hollywood. catching the eye of celebs like taylor swift jennifer hudson and john mayer. >> you get recognition from l.a., all the way to new york and it is a really good feeling. >> reporter: she designs her pieces for every woman and many can be worn different ways. >> i mean you can dress this up or down if you wanted to. >> absolutely. you can make it different lengths. >> reporter: cat began designing and making her own pieces after becoming frustrated with the lack of retail options. >> people started to say wow where did you get them? like i made it. >> reporter: cat hand picks the beads and stones that adorn her pieces. her double sided choker is a must have. >> one day you want wear the silver rests on you neck. the next day you want silver you turn it around. >> reporter: you can find merriam you'll rein local boutiques and shop in her web site. they're really funky and different and versatilely. >> melissa meets two other local jewelers on fyi. watch saturday n

the 7-year-old made sure he sent a clear message to lawmakers requiring children to be vac sib sin yated. >> they do make sure kids like me don't get sick at school. >> he could not attend the school because 7% of the fellow students were not immunized. >> you put children together in a school, the vaccination rate isn't high enough the exposure will spread. >> i oppose this bill. >> others argue it should be up to parents to determine vaccinations. >> some senators voiced support but concerns about the current bill's pro visions for educating those not immunized >> are we going to be setting up a framework? >> the senator opted to teal yeah the vote. >> it's just part of the process you see, that is what i love about the democracy we have a luxury of living in america. we can understand issues. >> sb 277 may return to the senate committee for a vote next week. in sacramento, abc7 news >> protestors are demanding higher pay for low-wage workers. hundreds of people rallied at uc berkeley. organizers are calling it the biggest protest in history. >> they're now starting to move towards cit

the 7-year-old made sure he sent a clear message to lawmakers requiring children to be vac sib sin yated. >> they do make sure kids like me don't get sick at school. >> he could not attend the school because 7% of the fellow students were not immunized. >> you put children together in a school, the vaccination rate isn't high enough the exposure will spread. >> i oppose this bill. >> others argue it should be up to parents to determine vaccinations. >> some senators voiced support but concerns about the current bill's pro visions for educating those not immunized >> are we going to be setting up a framework? >> the senator opted to teal yeah the vote. >> it's just part of the process you see, that is what i love about the democracy we have a luxury of living in america. we can understand issues. >> sb 277 may return to the senate committee for a vote next week. in sacramento, abc7 news >> protestors are demanding higher pay for low-wage workers. hundreds of people rallied at uc berkeley. organizers are calling it the biggest protest in history. >> they're now starting to move towards cit

. >> i have a low impugn system and i couldn't get vacs that i telled. >> science supports vaccination and supports the idea that we need to have people protect each other from infectious disease. >> reporter: but members of the senate education committee didn't seem sold on the bill. >> i have a real concern about the education piece. >> i'm looking for the compelling state interest here in doing something as draconian as i read this bill. >> reporter: they postponed their vote until next wednesday. parents who op pose the measure say they're encouraged. >> i would say it's a minor victory in that the legislators that are paying attention realize this bill needs to be questioned. >> reporter: now, the bill's sponsors say they'll work hard to answer the questions and concerns expressed by the committee members. today they may even make some modifications to the bill but they say they're confident they're going to get the votes they need next week for the measure to pass out of this committee and on to the next one and then on to the full senate. reporting live in sacramento i'm jodie h

increase the evacuation zone from 10-kilometers to 20-kilometers and we are asking anyone nearby to he is vace area and take all precautionary measures for safety. >> reporter: that send locals scrambling. as the cloud crew so did the queues for the petrol pumps. >> it was impressive to see the enormous mushroom crowd and the volcano and the ash that point there was panic chaos traffic jams. people going to supermarkets, everyone looking for water. >> reporter: it is considered one of the most dangerous of chile's 90 activeville canoes and while there has been no lava yet, authorities are watching this eruption closely. alexei o'brien, al jazerra. >>> and a quick reminder that you can keep up-to-date with all the news on our website. there it is on your screen, the address aljazerra.com. that's aljazerra.com. more on those dramatic pictures that have volcano erupting in chile. >> there is only one earth and mankind must do everything it can to protect it for itself and our future. tonight i'll take you to the front lines of the fight from the amazon fighting an oil giant in ecuador, and uncon

supporters of the bill say no vac vaccine has ever been linked to any major health problem and unvaccinated people put the entire population at risk. opponents say the bill tramples parents' rights that happened children with underlying medical problems can be negatively affected by vaccines. >> vaccines are not related to sids or to immune dysfunction. in fact there is no evidence "no evidence of major safety concerns associated with the adhere reps to the childhood immunization schedule." >> there is no current mandate to test each child for kbrunder like medical problems before we vaccinate them. we usually only see them after the damage is done. >> similar bills have recently failed in oregon and washington state. we will have a live report from sacramento coming up on our 6:00 news. >>> new at 5:00 they call him the clean cut bandit and they say he is armed and dangerous. san francisco police and the fbi are looking for this man who they say is responsible for three bank robberies. they all happened in san francisco in the past two weeks. he pulled a knife in two of these incidents. >>

and now their biggest trial, of the vac scene 15,000 infants across 7 countries over five years, hasts results. >>> it does have some impact, and it produces clinical attacks on millar ria and severe, and 30%. >>> that enough? >>> no, we would like it to be, 90%. and, millar ria is such a big problem, and if you can reduce it by 30% that's a huge saving. and, the professor has devoted 50 years to fighting millar ria he's thrilled to control it, and, the latest reporters a 47% drop in the last decade, in africa the rate has decreased by 54% in the same period. >>> we're not suggesting that it sh you be a replacement, and the consideration will be, is it worthwhile and cost effective to add this onto the other things that are being given. >>> the world world health organization will decide whether to use it. >>> they can no longer be solved by the universal bank, and they come at the conference, taking place, and leaders called for a new global order and leaves behind the idea, that, 20th century postwar institutions. and,. >>> one of the world's best, and, focusing on mexico this year

. >> trying to medi vac people will be difficult especially considering the weather conditions at theent. very bad weather there. helicopters can't fry in and out of base camp. the situation at base camp right now will be pretty desperate. >> reporter: late april is peak climbing season. the avalanche couldn't have hit everest at a busier time. ali mustafar al jazeera. >>> people in kazakhstan have voted. the result is. >> saying this early vote was to give him a mandate to make necessary but tough economic choices because casstankhazhstan. >> they want stable development, improvement of the quality of life and stability of the state and for support for the policy has seen under my leadership. >> medina who works at the university he has founded is grateful for programs educating young khazhs bo alone. >> people are worried about the future. it's natural for people to worry about the future and to think about it, but i think it will go peacefully because he laid out a foundation. >> that foundation may need fortifying after this election liken suring smooth transition of power and del

forced ee vac wagsz and left several feet of ash in some places. also filled the river nearby with ashes. the volcano ee ruptd on wednesday for the first time in 40 years. an incredible sight as you can see. the chris geology and mining service said it was erupting as a lightening storm was happening inside. airlines have cancelled flights. >>> so who says you have to be a big tech exec to come up with the next invention. we're going to show you kids who are rolling up their sleeves and trying their hand in today's tech challenge. >>> a new report out that says airplanes that offer on board wifi in the sky are at risk for being hacked remotely controlled and crashed. that's next on kron. >>. >>> it is a cool and blues interrogatory evening with winds over 40 miles per hour. the is going to warmup the next few days. i'll tell you more about it coming up next. per hour. the is going to warmup the next few days. i'll tell you more about it coming up next. . >>> today in the south bay thousands of kids are putting on hard hats and trying their hand at

a controversial bill about vacs nations is going -- vaccinations is going before lawmakers.propose hal that could impact you and your -- proeferpal that -- proposal that could impact you and your child. >>> the disturbing case of a south carolina police officer shooting a man in the back. how this is leading to criminal charges. >>> we're looking at a commute this morning where things are easier than they were yesterday but we still have a lot of slow traffic. let's find out what you freeways have improved. >>> a mixed bag of sun, clouds and a knew showers. it looks like we're about done with the rain. it will be a cool, breezy day. we'll have the cool, forecast temps coming up. [sfx: bell] [burke] it's easy to buy insurance and forget about it. but the more you learn about your coverage, the more gaps you may find. [burke] like how you thought you were covered for this... [man] it's a profound statement. [burke] but you're not even covered for this... [man] it's a profound statement. [burke] or how you may be covered for this... [burke] but not for something like this... [b

state department has no plans tow vac ate american citizens living in yemen and advises those to leaveif they can and they are told to use caution especially when traveling. in the newsroom cornell bernard abc 7 news. >> oh, large out tlaj this afternoon in the capitol. power outage impacted state department briefing here you can see spokesperson answering questions using the light from the cell phone. losing power didn't phase oprah while she was honoring poe poet maya. >> i'm honored to be here. to stand as her daughter sister friend as the unveiling of the maya forever forever fight winfrey kept going honoring her saying inform doubt about it she was a phenomenal woman. today ceremony official unviling of the u.s. postal service the stamp. first lady also in attendance. >> bomb shell development in a deadly police shooting. white south caroline officer is now facing murder charges after video shows him killing a black man during confrontation. if our reporter has more on the story. warn you here, some of the images might be disturbing. >> this is the chilling video that cracked the

. >> the bill which is aimed at pulling back parents' ability to say no to vac neighborses for their children faces hearings in the -- vaccinations for their children facing hearings in the senate judiciary committee. >> the senator who proposed this bill has 24/7 security because he's gotten threats. >> it is an emotional crowd. they were up and down the halls. it's a mix of civil liberties, health and education all sort of put together. it's a volatile mix that has a lot of people very, very emotional about this. that's why it's going through three senate hearings rather than the usual one or two and then it's over to the assembly. >> a long road ahead for that bill. >>> tomorrow is the giant home opener. >> that's right. the reigning world series champs will return to their home field stadium full of excited fans. they haven't played a game at at&t since being -- beating the kansas city royals in october. tomorrow's game is versus the colorado rockies and it starts at 1:35 p.m. >> on the other sides of bait it appears the co-owner of the as is having a change of heart about moving

. >>> residents' vac waited their hems on the edge of the huge sink hell in florence burlington county. sink hole appeared after heavy rains this weekend but homeowners say their yard have been eroding for years now. >>> so are you looking for extra money? today is your chance to cash in. >> lets check with jim done ran in our news room with the names of some people who are owed money. there are so many out there jim. >> i love that cash register sound. i am coming up soon. treasury department in every state has an unclaim property program which includes money. these people are owed money. do you know them? take a look at the list. to check to see if you are owed money visit cbs philly.com. i have put the a list of all 50 states. i just heard from syma chowdhry our wonderful reporter out on maternity leave. hopefully that will pay for baby clothes. tameika thinks she's owed money. she's checking. the there is someone else in this news room? could it be our own nicole brewer. you are owed money. >> is that surprising. >> yes. >> very scary. >> it is macy's related. do you ever live in c

i'm not quite hure if they've vac waited homes in the a area. providence just off of between ridge and along south park avenue. this is all part of the 422 reconstruction where they are pushing folks throughout the neighborhood and this obviously happened about a half an hour ago right around sunrise time. we could have had the darkness that played a factor in the crash here and maybe even speed but you still have that, smoke, over here. that is what concerned me here because, you know, it looks like fire fighters put the foam on whatever flames that popped up here. we will keep an eye on this and stay over it for the rest of the morning and see how this develops. >>> lets go to the maps. because, the the detour right now if we can take my traffic maps i will show you exactly where it is taking place. right here in trooper, it is south park avenue between egypt and ridge. that is a long stretch. use either egypt road or sunny size to get your self to 422. this will be with us for most of the morning rush hour. i'm in the quite sure whether the w

everybody vac weighed.soon as we thought there was a problem everybody was out. >> reporter: hazmat crews county ems a along with fire and police arriving on the scene to assess the situation this as emergency personnel started treating more than 30 people who were overcome by some unknown substance. eight taken to the hospital including two people who had to be air lived out. >> because of the nature of their complaint they were complaining of a burning sensation in their respiratory system. any serious respiratory injuries are taken to drama center. >> reporter: the company says because it was so warm dat air-conditioning turned on, and that appears to be the culprit. >> county went in. ran some tests and believed believed that eats refrigerant of some sort either an r22 or isn't other flor row methane rei fridge ran that's used possibly from the hvac system. >> seems like the people who didn't feel well were seated more near, you know, like vents. >> reporter: ordeal over several hours later after offici

now 1% of kids don't get vac seeps. should parents be forced to vaccinate?nd paul was asked. >> did you say to laura ingram are uh you think most vaccines should be quote, voluntary? >> i guess being for freedom would be unusual. i don't understand the point why that would be controversial. i think parents should have im iminput. the state doesn't own your children. >> okay. >> good point. i don't want want the state to own my chirp, but contagious diseases are a special case. one ignorant parent may harm other people's kids. that's why dr. manny alvarez wants vaccines mandated by the government. what does it mean? >> basically if we get to the point where we have communities with vaccination rates less than, say, 80% you're going to have to vaccinate, mandate that if you want to send your kids to school you have vaccines that must be give en, otherwise the kid can't go to school. >> you don't mean hold the kid or parents down and forcibly do it. just keep them out of school. government schools. >> right. how do you do it? are we going to have hundreds of ki

. >> reporter: it has been a week since chris and lynn odeli vac waited their home because of the erodinghat gobbled up much of their backyard. what was it like coming back to this. >> it is not easy, not an easy thing to do. i want to be home. >> reporter: florence township engineer says there is no telling or their neighbor jean woodley's houses will tumble down the 07-foot cliff in the delaware river. >> we are getting in touch to a consulting firm to get an inn group to assess what is going on. >> reporter: bv in the cliff comes to a point a have above an underground pipe that the rape storm reruled just last week. no one seems to know how long it has been gushing water in the embankment but burlington county put on a cap last week. >> storm drain and street, that is a county property that they take care of. >> we have not her word from the county yet. >> reporter: as odells remain hopeful with working with local and county agency another type of help is underway. first baptist church of florence is preparing a home as a place for woodley or odell toss live in if they live it. >> you

sixty-one year-old bonnie know vac was killed when she was struck and pinned between two vehicles. authorities say novacs car had trouble starting and she was trying to start it by pushing on the hood with the car in neutral when it started rolling at her. eventually pinning her against another vehicle. >>> take a look at this surveillance video of philadelphia police searching for a woman who stole a backpack with the loaded semiautomatic gun inside. watch as woman enters and takes the the backpack from the chair. you see her leaving with it there. this happened at the restaurant on north second street on monday. >>> well ntsb released a report on the plane crash that claimed lives of the philadelphia inquirer co-owner lewis katz and six others. that crash happened last year while the plane was a attempting to take off outside of boston. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has the very latest information. >> reporter: these are first images we have seen from above the crash site released wednesday by the ntsb. it the is part of the broad report on the crash that killed philadel

if someone chooses not to vac sen yat their kids you're okay with that?n public school laws. interesting thing is that i just said i heard of people. most everybody at least heard of someone who had a child. i didn't allege it was have vaccines i heard of people who have the thing is that people shouldn't be so afraid of freedom i'm for people getting vaccinated. if you want to risk versus benefits, benefits are a million to 1. >> you talked about drug legalization you're for medical marijuana. you think it's something the state should decide. do you stop at marijuana? what do you do with crack? heroin? cocaine? >> i've talked about is the penalties not really saying it's okay or that it should be legal. just saying for goodness sakes there is a young man who sold marijuana and got 55 years in prison? that is insane. many of us are christians and believe in redemption, i think teenagers that make a mistake deserve a second chance. >> senator, congratulations. that is all the time we have left from louisville. we'll be back in new york tomorrow night. toni

no mass vac yagss. the first time i think you said in a century that that's been active. amazing. >>> 5:16. anthony you're going to bring heat of your own here for this nurse. >> it's going to be warm this afternoon. always fascinated by watching the hgtv where they buy in hawaii and want to live on the bay island. come on. there are active volcanos, people. >> worst than earthquakes. >> let's talk about this forecast this morning. we are waking up to clear skies and we are also waking up to mild temperatures, in the 50s and 60s. it's going to be a very warm day. we're talking 80s and 90s later on this afternoon. that puts us about, well, 10 to 15 degrees above average. usually only in the 60s and 70sthis time of year. so, yes, l rk, it is going to b. fog free conditions. closer to 8:00. makes more sense why my kids won't go to bed. temperatures in the 50s as we mentioned. starting to cool off in the north bay, in the 40s. 58 degrees in the peninsula. 5 53 in san francisco. it's going to be warm. 89 degrees in the south bay. 87 for the peninsula. today the tri-valley will

a controversial bill aimed at eliminating at all vacs convenient exsemtions -- vaccine exemptions isupposed to be up for debate. mandatory vaccine bills failed in both oregon and washington state last month. but some people believe the legislation could still pass in california because this is where the recent measles outbreak first started. >>> 7:18. one man's junk is another man's treasure. that's being proven right now in ogden, utah. jeremy built a huge cardboard fort for his kids last week. it's quite a neighborhood attraction, too. but it's also received unwanted attention from the city. he said a note posted on his front door ordered him to take down that fort or be hit with stiff fines. >> can file criminal charges against us and a lien against the house. they are not playing. >> he apparently is violating a city code. it prohibits junk or trash on front lines. since a very steep hill prevents him from moving the fort to the backyard, he plans to leave it where it is until the end of day 14. >>> commuting to work may be bad to your health. according to recent studies people w

this is the video of a coast guard met vac crew and it was off the coast of north carolina. crew of that ship rescued him yesterday after he was spotted floating on a capsized sailboat, he went out fishing back in january, but his boat lost its mast and capsized and he did everything he could to stay alive. >> he was also fishing with the net, and collecting rain water and so he was just rationing the food he had and making the best of it. >> after reaching land, jordan was escorted to a hospital, the coast guard said he injured his shoulder and it was dehydrated, everything was fine, he saw it walking on his own power. they abandoned their efforts after 10 days. his family says they're overjoyed to have him back especially in time for easter. >> the time is 8:14, a federal judge has ruled a prison inmate should be allowed to have a sex change surgery. 51-year-old michelle forceworthy was identified as a woman since 1990. a judge said her constitutional rights would be violated if the serious medical need, a procedure that costs almost $100,000 was not met. she's serving a l

they've done a really phenomenal job there but it is an old facility, it's got an h vac system. it's still got ward style bedding in the hospital. no parking which is a big deal in connecticut. big deal everywhere. so if you don't get the ability to transfer the dollars to the extent that they are unused by va choice, where else do you go for these kind of capital dollars? you're just going to have projects that simply aren't going to get done and dollars that are going to go unused potentially if you don't get this transfer authority? >> that's exactly right. we have about 70-plus line items that money is not movable from one to the other. as we talked about the house mark-up on the construction bill, virtually cut it in half. eliminating many of the projects that are very important to us. we don't have anner an alternative. it is ironic to me congress passes laws to tell us what benefits we need to execute to give to veterans. we're all for that. but if we don't get the money to do it, i can't make the two match. and i think when i look back at what happened in 2014 to the va

they've done a really phenomenal job there but it is an old facility it's got an h vac system. it's still got ward style bedding in the hospital. no parking which is a big deal in connecticut. big deal everywhere. so if you don't get the ability to transfer the dollars to the extent that they are unused by va choice, where else do you go for these kind of capital dollars? you're just going to have projects that simply aren't going to get done and dollars that are going to go unused potentially if you don't get this transfer authority? >> that's exactly right. we have about 70-plus line items that money is not movable from one to the other. as we talked about the house mark-up on the construction bill, virtually cut it in half. eliminating many of the projects that are very important to us. we don't have anner an alternative. it is ironic to me congress passes laws to tell us what benefits we need to execute to give to veterans. we're all for that. but if we don't get the money to do it i can't make the two match. and i think when i look back at what happened in 2014 to the va b