i wonder how many other people she could have saved if she could have done it longer. now at 11:00 a legacy and passion for public service, tonight the emotional tributes for the rookie sacramento officer and bay area native killed in the line of duty. plus neighbors square off with a homeowner in contra costa county, the showdown tonight over a giant front yard swastika. and tensions between the u.s. and iran reach dangerous new heights, the president changes his mind hours after reportedly approving military strikes against iran. we begin tonight with the police officer killed doing what she loved. good evening. i m elizabeth cook. have fast internet and now the best i m ken bastida. mobile network too? tonight officer tara o sullivan s former soccer coach is remembering her as a yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. natural leader and role model. wow, that s great. she attended high school in oh, and this looks great. pleasant hill a
ofr and e ed line contra costa county, the showdown tonight over a giant front yard swastika. and tensions between the u.s. and iran reach dangerous new heights, the president changes his mind hours after reportedly approving military strikes against iran. we begin tonight with the police officer killed doing what she loved. good evening. i m elizabeth cook. i m ken bastida. tonight officer tara o sullivan s former soccer coach is remembering her as a natural leader and role model. she attended high school in pleasant hill and that s where kpix5 s joe vazquez is tonight. joe? reporter: yeah. she went to high school right here at college park, grew up in martinez nearby where her family still lives. tonight folks who knew her are devastated by her death. she was always fun loving but very serious on the field and it was always team first. reporter: randy madison was tara o sullivan s college soccer coach in martinez, said she was the heart of her team, a forward wh
so, ladies and gentlemen, and congressman, thank you very much for that conversation. here s how we re going to proceed for the remainder of our our. we will engage in a short and brief conversation up here. i ve a couple of questions i m going to pick up on based on your comments this morning and then we will open the microphone for questions from the floor. so be thinking about the questions that you want to ask and when the time comes we ll ask you to raise your hand and do our usual procedure of wait for the microphone and identify your identify yourself. let me start out with a couple thoughts of your very useful description of both while you re doing what you re doing and what you hope to do. there s a lot on worth the effort peace if you will. i think he made the case very strongly for why it s important or critical. it s a little harder though to talk about the possibilities, not necessary the possibilities of undertaking the effort of the possibilities of achievi
mrs. gillibrand: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from new york. mrs. gillibrand: i rise today to speak about my amendment to the national defense authorization act, an amendment known as the bipartisan military justice improvement act. i want to start by thanking my colleagues on both sides of the aisle for their strong and unwavering leadership on behalf of our brave men and women in uniform. i could not be more proud of the bipartisan work that has been done to do the right thing. i want to thank senator reid, senator booker, senator heller, our three most recent supporters of our bill. i want to thank them for scored scored for their leadership to end the scourge of sexual violence in the military. i want to thank the senator from missouri for her unwavering commitment for helping victims of sexual assault. although we disagree on my amendment, i want to remind all our colleagues that the defense auth
is that not typically a question you would ask? well or. it s like this. if you design a part for a car, you know your part s working, would you like to know that the car works? absolutely. that s what i m asking you, would you have liked to have known your system worked, is that correct? well, that would be correct. ms. bauer? yes. okay. are these controls embedded in the applications at the direction of cms? they were assessed, but, yes, they were embedded, configuration changes would be made based on controls. and at what point of the phase should security controls begin to be embedded into the application? at the production phase. generally, when we test, we re assuming we re looking at the production-ready version of the application, and then we apply those cms security controls we talked about and assess those against the production-ready version. they em belledded into the architecture of healthcare.gov? the overall cms enterprise security