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. >> i just wanted to verify, doctor, what i thought was the case, and what we're looking atd is the utilizeation factor that often on the same day we're being -- seeing an increase billing, but i would like to get back to you in writing with some of the rationale behind what you have just identified. >> please do. same-day utilization of services is oftentimes the most convenient for patients. >> that's true. >> it may not be for government but for patients. >> we're not trying to diminish the number of -- well, just trying to diminish the number of billings that weigh patient is actually accessing a physician. >> heaven forbid that the patient should be cared for in the physician's office. i understand that. let me move to medicare part b. quality of care for cancer patients in this country is being harmed because of a decrease in access to care because of a decrease for cancer drugs in the office setting. your budget proposes a further cut in cancer drugs through medicare part b drug services. is there any rationale for that in -- >> actually i think, congressman, what you're roug

a stab atd you take the first question? >> yes, thank you for being here today. in a number of respects, as you look at the crisis, as it has unfolded, it is easy, especially for cynical old correa hands like me to say, there they go again. to some extent, there is a toeline level of similarity previous crises that we have been through before. there is a baseline level of threat and rhetoric that one always hears from north korea. so it is easy to dismiss that. i think this crisis is different from past. the threats have been much more specific than in the past. the level and intensity of the rhetoric has been much more bombastic and over the top than in the past. perhaps the biggest difference is in terms of north korean capabilities. 10 or 15 years ago we were not dealing with a country that had conducted a series of nuclear tests. we were not dealing with a north korea that had successfully launched a long-range rocket that many of us feel is an early stage in the development of band icbm capability. we're not dealing with a north korea that was making specifi

in addition to being charged, in addition to being booked for poisoning she was booked for to beefor atd >> no one drank the taken bottles that she had placed there. we believe everything is safe this morning. >> the time is 937 we will be back with more in a couple of minutes. but us take a live look at wall of creek in traffic on 680 is Ñáçwçñ 941 right now. >> organizers have announced a series of increased security measures in the wake of the boston marathon bombings. this year, robert will be banned from having backpacks, large battery in size containers are carriers as in years past other registered brothers led not paid the fee will not be allowed to run. and if they enter the race midcourse, they will be removed by yvette security. san francisco police chief says his department will also be stepping up security measures by deploying a grin of were office on the route. >> use recruits from the police academy who have reached the halfway mark. you'll see more of the present. we will remove trash cans to replace them with what you can see through to be on the safe side. >> id is his

may be atd passed least one of those would have survived. i am so embarrassed by this .ountry that we hold so dearly when there is a bombing reclassified as terrorism. when anybody goes into a school and mows down 20 innocent sweet children. terrorism and that should be classified as that. i align myself with gaby gifford. i will speak out to the top of my voice against everyone of them that voted. that includes democrats, republicans, or whoever it is. that is all i have to say. god help us. cabin in windsor conn. independent line. go ahead, kevin. caller: my heart goes out to the people in boston and dallas texas this morning. 90% wanted the background checks and therough republicans were bought off. it is a shame rand paul was saying the victims of connecticut used as pawns. he has every right to go down to a connecticut -- go down to the capitol to lobby just like anyone else. it was a win for the criminals and terrorists. background checks, that is all. it was a defeat for the people that backed up the republicans. now they know the rep

rt, what is we cannot mesa, our the life of arizona, including a look at the saturday atds, noon eastern and saturday on c- span3. "washington journal" continues. is micheleng us now flournoy, former defense undersecretary for the obama 2012.istration, 2009- are we mobilizing for war right now? guest: no. absolutely not. this is a regular set of exercises that are held every year. signal our strong support and are close ties to south korea and our willingness to support our defense commitments. right now everybody wants to tap down the tension. host: are these tensions different than in the past? guest: we have seen cycles of provocation before from north korea from the previous leader and the previously before that. we have a new, young, inexperienced leader in place who is very worried about consolidated his own internal power. is inexperienced in terms of knowing how to manage this. he could is that miscalculate. host: does he have internal threats? guest: i do not think we know fully. we know there is a strong party. the military is a strong constituency for a leader to make him feel