$6 million. norah: catherine herridge, thank you very much. we want to turn up to an issue facing america s heroes. we all know about the sacrifices made by service members, but what many do not know is the hidden costs that frequent moving can have on the military spouses job. cutting through the red tape when it comes to transferring occupati l rtesd ust h hashangedand we want to fe er a s ologist buas not bee able task of transferring her license state to state. some require specific coursework before you can be licensed in there. just the phone calls and the emails and the paperwork that licensure in previous states. reporter: her husband is in the army, sometimes staying in one place for less than a year.
the families [ applause ] to the flamamilies on behalf ofe er we tried our best. we tried our best. and to you lawmakers my mom and dad were both connecticut state representatives. i said mom why won t they make a change? they said they have their party lines and they have their i said do you think this one time they will make the right decision and you know, she said yeah, i think this one time. i m asking you please, make the right decision on behalf of newtown, and on connecticut and the united states. thank you. [ applause ] all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked.