i have the excerpt from the army ig report. it says 117 grave sites were marked as occupied on the maps but none of these grave sites had a head stone or a burial card. do you dispute that finding? >> i do not dispute that finding. what i'm saying, ma'am, is that the maps were improperly colored. the blocks on the maps were colored in when they should have been colored in. we went out and did a field survey and we validated that the maps were posted. >> do you not think it's a problem that grave sites are marked as occupied on the maps but don't have a head stone or a burial card? >> if indeed there was -- >> how are the families supposed to find the grave sites of their loved ones? >> ma'am, what i'm saying is the staff marked in those sites and they shouldn't have marked in those sites. no one was buried at that location. yes, we did find a few graves in each of these sections where the head stones were missing and those head stones were order as soon as we could validate there were remains in the grirv and that the staff had

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to skateboarding goals while jamie bast week shines always be a make spike at the sixteenth annual igsgames in los angeles. so we start with football as halfway through the russian premier league season and the pick of saturday's actions solti able to defeat champions or be in and extend their lead in the process that it comfortably won the match after a brace of goals from strike i'll examine a cough just before the health time he was the first on the rebound to instantaneously out of shot. and get off medically a second over the day to seal the two male final score after sixty five minutes. made a cross that was headed at the far post by the national school striker it means that china spotted this man at out hand points ahead of rubin in the table. elsewhere had a girl's name be its ally now with the same score to neil and later on did not take on create a survey out of here in moscow. meanwhile spanish football giants real madrid began training ahead of a couple of pre-season friendlies in north america the club's record signing christian are now. spoke to the press earlier this wee

but claudia with the to insure you use the ig read my only copy that would be to insure use the ig with issues that apply across more than one agency. i think there is great merit in having a community-wide inspector general. >> he say it to overlay the authority. there is certain how do supportsd agencies. you are still testing it would duplicate those efforts. >> what i am saying is that i do think there is merit in having a community wide ig go look across as an institution for systemic weaknesses and problems and identify those i would try to foster a complementary relationship with either agency igs' are the dod ig that has in intelligence component. white said he could anticipate a lot of the problems before they occur. is anything that surprised you this week? ? o -- --no. >> i do not agree with some of that. i think there was some shrewdness to it that i do not subscribe to prad. i think she is extrapolated your anecdotal experiences. i am concerned about the security implications of having a dig for making it easy for adversaries to point out the vocations of contractors who we

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and of course doi/ig, have made numerous recommendations to improve royalty collection. have you implemented any of these recommendations or up to this point? >> mr. chairman, the answer to that is we have in major ways relative to the elimination of the royalty in kind program. we were also looking at other ways in which we can provide a more effective calculation of royalties and have been working at putting together a program so that the american taxpayer receives the return from the royalties or from oil and gas production that the american taxpayer deserves. >> let me squ you, have you looked at the turnover process in terms of people that work for mms moving on based on the fact that they're so poorly paid? >> the resolving door issue is one that has troubled us and one that we are working on. it is my personal view that if you have been an mms director that you ought not go out and then work with the industry. but i will have michael, if i may, mr. chairman, quickly answer that question because it is something that we have been focused on. >> i think it's a seriou

those materials in the audit trail will be shared with cid as are all the ig reports to try to make determinations if there is sufficient evidence to proceed in any way against anyone in a criminal manner. as noted, from is identifiable material as to how much was spent for millions of dollars and the mur pursuit. if i may -- also -- i stated that we are not just stopping at arlington. there are people that will comply. we have to ache >> the administration runs many different national cemeteries. these other cemeteries have not had such problems that have been uncovered at arlington. do you see the benefit of bringing arlington under the veterans administration? >> i have the highest regard for the secretary. he's been enormously supportive in the efforts to try to rectify the situation. they run a substantial network of cemeteries and do a fine job as well. there are other agencies that run cemeteries as well. i think all of the agencies have their particular challenges. for 146 years, the army has been a major part of making this certain place special. we view it as or responsibly to kwary thes

the world's bast daredevils have gathered once again to showcase their skills at the sixteenth annual igs games in los angeles here you're going to yawn stealing the show in the skateboard events where jamie bass rig producing some magic on a bee and makes bike englishman past week showing great film which show you wouldn't six points for his wife for the high school the finals best becoming the first driver in history to win big b. and makes the first bands four times elsewhere to family because it was shown why it was on hand to try for move more domestically bob the twenty three year old who specializes in snowboarding as well as boarding was stopped short by our new guy new on the degraded canadian so cool on the eighty first place and he also got his second gold overnight in the past three categories. now back in russia the country's street ball team reclaimed the trophy they lost to ukraine last him has to be to study in the final of the fourth annual moscow open meter also has the story. bad weather is a common problem for street ball organizers in moscow cold hard win and poor and

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like a very little bit of time, but if, in fact, the 20 or so findings that have occurred by your own igs and gao had been put together with the work of this committee sooner and the urgency put onto it, i believe this could have been prevented. having said that, we need to look to the future. we need to look to real change in the minerals management service. i personally would not like to see it broken into three even smaller parts, but rather have the real focus either as an independent agency or as one that has a level of clarity to the american people much more similar to the epa. we need to have that. we need to have the american people understand that the proper revenue that has not come to the american people is a factor. the proper controls and safeguards are a factor. chairman waxman, mr. kucinich, mr. towns and the rest of us have all seen hearings, but we haven't seen the amount of hearings that we should have had and we haven't had the follow-up by previous administrations or to date by your administration. i believe that there are a number of factors that we can de with todat

. >>> reporting live in antioch, greg crab do, ig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. [ inaudible ] >> -- police eventually found the suspect hiding in some bushes. he is accused of shooting and injuring one person. the condition of the shooting victim is unknown. >> your time is now 6:04. well, the food and drug administration says listeria bacteria was found in a south san francisco processing plant and now more than 60 products are being recalled. ktvu's jade hernandez joining us now. she has all the details about this recall and who needs to be especially careful here. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. we are live in south san francisco, dave, and the california department of health says if you purchased a product with that label -- [ inaudible ] >> -- and company. today's recall includes prepackaged wraps, sandwiches, with a date of september 23rd of this year and prior. the sand wives and other food items have a sell by date of august third and prior. now the products may be contaminated by a dangerous bacteria, listeria, which causes symptoms such as fever, headaches and stom

so far the special ig has done a great job.ou are providing critical transparency for the program, developing important studies on specific aspects of the program and even busting bad gu. i congratulate mr. barofsky and his team for the work on the farkas case who was arresd on june 15 and charged with a $1.9 billion fine. he and others were charged with scheming to steal $550 million of t.a.r.p. money. that scheme was stopped dead in its tracks. and the special ig has conducted independent analysis that has brought critical transparency to the t.a.r.p. program. an example of the special ig report on monday. an ireport he concluded the auto task force pressure gm and chrysler to close many dealerships without adequately considering job losses. this news is quite troubling. in montana and across the country are otter dealers and businesses are the heart of the community. i am disappointed to learn that many of the decisions by the auto tk force made without full consideration will affect these communities. fortunately some auto

if you park in san francisco get ready for major changes start ig today.ig debro is in the hayes valley community right now with a look at the new high-tech parking smeerts, what are we talking about kraig? >> reporter: good morning, dave? congestion pricing for parking, basically a $24 million two year pilot program paid for mostly by grants from the federal government. beginning today the first of 5100 meters will start being installed in hayes valley this morning. and this is what future parking in san francisco could look like. these are the metering going in. they accept coins, debit and credit cards but the main feature is congestion pricing. right now it costs between $2.50 and three dollars per hour to park on the street in san francisco. it could range from 50 cents to $18 an hour, that is probably with a special event. the busier the street is the more you pay to park. administrators say they won't be wild swings in the cost depending on congestion, change won't be higher than 50 cents an hour. coming up we will take a look at another feature of

the beginning of this urban wildlife rescue center they call ig dra sill, the mythological world for world tree. >> our purpose is to release them back into the wild to give them a second chance. >> reporter: she says the group is run by volunteers and donation. the center gets medical help from local vets. while this house in the oakland hills has served the rescue center well over the past six years, it's not going to last much longer. travis says the landlord is taking the house off the rental market and given them until late september to leave. so she is now in a race to find a new home and is grateful to the donors who are sending checks. >> i hope you are able to find a place soon. enclosed is a one-time donation. >> reporter: even with the deadline looming, the animals need attention. >> the majority of animals are injured through man made reasons or from dogs. so what we're trying to do is trying to mitigate the human impact on the environment. >> for as long as she has a place to do it. in oakland, sherry hu, cbs 5. >>> you know, i thought roberta was a little squirrely hers

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this will take some time because as has been noted in the ig report, there is a paucity of identifiable material as to how much was spent, what was garnered for substantial millions of dollars spent in pursuit of not much to gain. >> i appreciate your looking into this because it is beyond incompetents. all of us expect much more. >> if i may also, congressman, as i did mention, we are not just stopping at arlington. we want to make sure that the direct reporting unit, the field agencies are subject to oversight. i know they will comply but we have to take lessons learned and where we find deficiencies and our contract oversight process, we will apply those across the army as well. >> the veterans administration runs 130 national cemeteries. in the district, i represent the buford cemetery and the jackson cemetery. these cemeteries have not had such problems as had been uncovered at arlington. do you see a benefit in bringing arlington national said her terry -- arlington national said the -- cemetery under their jurisdiction? >> i have the highest regard for secretary shinsecki. he has

--yes. >> the ig looks -- a i g -- aig looked like the perfect customer. they were the largest in this space. from looking at them as a suitable and appropriate counterparty, they really ticked all the boxes. they were among the highest- rated corporates around. they appeared to have on question expertise, tremendous financial strength, huge and appropriate interest in this space, backed by a long history of treating in it. it was, from an assessment of or proper counterparties, they looked like the right type of entity to do a substantial amount of business with. >> i do not think it ever got an answer in terms of the suggestion that this was basically government -- bipartisan -- moving people into homes and people were accommodating map with new nivkh inventions -- with new inventions. we saw the quality move from some money down to no money down. there was some indication of income you could cover it, then no documentation was necessary. you kept generating these documents based on mortgages that continued to look worse than we had ever seen before, but

regarding what is the inch igs -- implication of hydrocarbons or oil into the formation around the wellbore itself or potentially getting out and coming up in the subsea, one of the things that's key that made it worth our while to wait, there was a seismic test done yesterday, we didn't have the results until this morning. they rep re-inforced the fact that there was not a problem where there could have been. we had more confidence in the way we were looking at the alternatives that could come about. >> kim holden with wbtv here in new orleans. can you talk about the stopping of the drilling of the relief well, why that happened, why that coincided with this delay? and could the pressure readings, however they turn out, have any impact on starting those relief wells drilling again? >> there is a connection on the status of the well bore, we'll talk about that second. we haven't sthoped relief well. development driller three leading the relief well is down at about 17,840 measured depth feet in the pipeline. they're about four feet four inches from the well. as they go down, they'll go

what is oil but the ancient bbood of our ancestors on the ground that we ig up and burned with no ceremony? what is coal but broken bone oo our ancestors and burn in our power plants without ceremony. we take death out of the ground and use it to power our society. well noowonder, yoo are now going to get death from the sky, and now ww are going to have death in the ocean because we have a ssciety that is addicted on an oil-based system. and we are pushing our oil workers to drill deeper, risk your lives, blow up your grandmothers mountain. keep on power in america the same way. go into the ocean, risk your lives to drill deeper and deeper so that we can keep power wing america in the same way. you have a responsibility to stand up and tell the people who run this country that america's future is not down those holes. if you want to see the future, look up. look at the sun. look at the solar power p could have been the country. if you want to see the future, look up. look at the sky, the wind. imagine the wind turbines that can be created in indiana, michigan, ohio, where industrial worker

that is going to take some time, because as was noted in the ig's report, there is a paucity of identifiable material in terms of what was spent and what was garnered for substantial millions of dollars spent their an army money in pursuit of not much gain. >> and i appreciate your looking into this, because it is beyond just incompetence. all of us, and i know you expect much more. >> the congressman brought it up, as well. as i did mention to the congressman, we are not just stopping at arlington. we want to make sure that the direct reporting unit and field agencies are subject to oversight. i have ordered the aig to do that. i know his people and he will comply, but we have to take lessons learned, and where we find deficiencies in our contract oversight process, we will apply it across the army, as well. >> and the veteran the administration runs 130 national cemeteries. and the district i represent the beaufort national cemetery, the jackson national cemetery that was promoted by my predecessor, the late chairman floyd spence. the cemeteries have not had such problems as the been uncov

. >> you know, the gao and, of course, ig have made numerous recommendations to improve royalty collection. have you implemented any of these recommendations or -- up to this point? >> mr. chairman, the answer to that is we have in major ways relative to the elimination of the royalty in kind program. we were also looking at other ways in which we can provide a more effective calculation of royalties and have been working at putting together a program so that the american taxpayer receives the return from the royalties or from oil and gas production that the american taxpayer deserve. >> let me ask you, have you looked at the turnover process in terms of people that work for mms, you know, moving on based on the fact that they're so poorly paid? >> we -- the revolving door issue is one that has troubled us and one that we are working on, you know, it is my personal view if you have been an mms director you ought to not go out and work with the industry, but i will have michael bromwich, if i may, mr. chairman, just quickly answer that question because it's something that we have focused on

what is oil but the ancient bbood of our ancestors on the ground that we ig up and burned with no ceremony? what is coal but broken bone oo our ancestors and burn in our power plants without ceremony. we take death out of the ground and use it to power our society. well noowonder, yoo are now going to get death from the sky, and now ww are going to have death in the ocean because we have a ssciety that is addicted on an oil-based system. and we are pushing our oil workers to drill deeper, risk your lives, blow up your grandmothers mountain. keep on power in america the same way. go into the ocean, risk your lives to drill deeper and deeper so that we can keep power wing america in the same way. you have a responsibility to stand up and tell the people who run this country that america's future is not down those holes. if you want to see the future, look up. look at the sun. look at the solar power p could have been the country. if you want to see the future, look up. look at the sky, the wind. imagine the wind turbines that can be created in indiana, michigan, ohio, where industrial worker

malone describes the process as erat ig, somewhat convolute and at times dysfunction a i think could that could probably apply to congress in in cases, mr. feinberg, i would hoping if you could comment on bp's process of these claims so far, specifically what problems have you ideified? >> i think bp deserves some credit here. most of these mass disasters that i've been involved in over the years, when i get involved, i start sort of from scratch, there's nothing in place and we have to build from the beginning. while i am rushing to set up this facility in just a few weeks in august, bp continues to pay claims. now the problem is that as my fellow witnesses hav pointed out accurately, bp is quick to pay the individual wage loss claims. they're quick to pay claims where there is physical destruction, oil on the beach or flowing somewhere injuring property, destroyingroperty. where they're reluctant or where they have less assuredness is business interruption claims, lost profit, lost business, calculating lost busiss, corroborating lost business and that's why i think the gentlemen t

risk, but i would refer to my military background, and having served as a commander, and having used ig's. i think they are crucial tool for the commander ordered to. the two times i've served as director of two agencies, and considered and i.g. crucial. i feel similarly about a community-wide i.g. my only caveat would be to ensure that i use the inspector general -- the have limited issues as well, to apply across more than one agency. using the i.g. agency or 's to focus on the agency or component specific issus. -- issues. there's great merit in having a committee-wide >> the inspector general > you said that a committee-wide i.g. would oversee those for the entire committee. [unintelligible] suggesting they would duplicate those efforts? >> no, now i am saying there is merit in having a community-wide i.g. who can look across intelligence as an institution for systemic weaknesses in problems, and identify those. boatwright to foster a complementary relationship rather than a competitive one. i would just try to use, marshall, manage those resources judiciously so that they're not step

petri: i rise in support of house concurrent resolutn 275, expressing support for the dez igs nation of the week beginning the second sunday in september as arts in education ek this highlights the benefits of exposing students to the benefits of the arts and recognizes that arts can play a role in educating youth. many localities have a rich art community, exposg youth to museums, artists and works of art within these communities can help to provide cultural experiences, foster creativity and support classroom learning about the arts. many states and communities are taking efforts to ensure udents are exposed to the arts. most states specifically -- most states, scifically, 43 states, require schools to provide art instruction and many schools have integrated art education into other areas of study. many instructors take advantage of local artistry by introducing students to the various points of access to arts in the community. parents play a vital role in exposing youth to the arts as well. weekend trips to the art museum or a night out to see a local play are two examples of ways