veterans in a hospital in pittsburgh knew for more than a year that it had an outbreak of ledge on ayres disease. the hospital flew it had an outbreak of legionnaires disease but the hospital kept it secret until five patients died and 21 others became ill. >> jon: hence the pittsburgh va hospital slogan i promise you won't die from the disease you came in with. (laughter) yes, killing off soldiers who manage to survive hitler then covering it up, kind of sounds like a firing offense. [bleep]. >> records show hospital director terry garrett wolf got a 13,000 dollar bonus the year that pittsburgh va failed to prevent then mismanaged the legionnaires outbreak. >> jon: okay. no, their defense we don't know how much they were going to give her before they found out. here's your bonus, $15,000-- wait a minute that's going to cost you. so i guess the lesson to disabled veterans is stay out of pittsburgh. maybe you can hitchhike to any other va hospital like buffalo just a few hours away. >> the buffalo va exposed more than 700 patients to hepatitis over a two year period by reusing insurance l

. >> sir, warden ayres. >> referred to our csr for transfer and approved and you were retained.hoe related time. therefore, the recommendation is to release you to the rcgp. okay. do you have any problems with being released? >> yes, i got a problem to gp because i'm not a gp. i dropped out. >> you in a gang? >> yes, i am affiliated with gaining, yes, sir. >> you're a dropout of what? >> out of the woods. but right now, i'm just concerned about my housing, where i'm going to be housed. that's all i'm worried about right now. >> we can make him a 1 status and that will give him the opportunity to parole today. so it doesn't matter where you're going to be housed. we can keep you here pending your parole. >> understand that, nasholm? >> yes, sir. >> if we grant you a one-time for the time you've been in ad seg, then they take this up and run it through records office and you are paroled today. do you understand that? >> yes, sir. >> okay. >> yeah. >> yes, sir. officially release you today. have a nice day. you'll be staying in your cell till they come get to you take to you r and

the piece does, and you would include, quote, the anti-american preacher, jeremiah wright and bill ayress socialist and left wing radical. you can't possibly understand why president obama wants to bomb syria if you don't understand that he is a left wing radical socialist guided in his every thought to this very day by jeremiah wright and bill ayers. the piece never allows that the president has even once consulted with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff or his republican secretary of defense. now, get ready for the theory of the piece. because you're not going to hear this right the first time i say it. that's how strange this onionish kind of piece is. i told you that norman uses the words incompetent and amateurish but he uses them in a sentence where unlike the rest of the president's republican critics, he is insisting that the president has not been incompetent and amateurish in the face of the syria crisis. he corrects his republican friends who say that the president has been incompetent and amateurish and insists that the president's syria policy suggests exactly the opp

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ayres joins us in studio. lori: the will correct us. webmac you conseco after police. radar cocktail. let's get you updated on the market as we do every 15 minutes was head to the exchange with nicole petallides. nicole: we are sitting around session highs, haven't done much over the last hour, we ran to these levels 110 points on the dow jones industrials and sitting at these levels and gain of 3/4%, to carry nasdaq of 1%, trade data today, basically we are behind more foreign cars and toys and goods, but they are buying fewer u.s. products because demand has dwindled to a certain extent and we're keeping an eye on j.c. penney, a retailer which garnered more interest from the big hedge fund managers including hedge fund capital management, the 9.1% stake, j.c. penney up 6.4%. adam::l is pulling back as investors wait to see how the united states responds to the situation in syria. phil flynn from price futures group in the trading pits of the cme, traders are waiting and tomorrow's inventories. >> they sure are. that could be a big report. as we know supplies are well

this one comes from sandy taylor in mount ayr, iowa. sandy says when she makes t-shirt quilts or anything she needs to iron on backing, she'll use parchment paper because it saves iron cleanup. she says put the parchment on top of what you're ironing, and no more nasty cleanup from something melted onto her iron. there's no nasty cleanup to do. it also works to protect the ironing board cover underneath her project. so it's kind of an inexpensive barrier for fusible stuff. we use that all the time in the sewing studio. it's just one more way to use it. use it for paper foundation. i'm going to put this thimble out here. this is from lyn harris, from madrid, iowa. she says she found the perfect thimble totally by accident. her club was decorating tables for a luncheon, and they used a sewing theme. so she decided to use clay that you bake clay items to form thimbles for the party decorations. she used toothpicks to make the holes, and then painted flowers. i'm sure it was labor intensive. after the luncheon, she misplaced her regular thi

. >> can i quickly add -- i'm not sure the perception -- there is a real debate that even after ayr,t they were on the verge of winning this war. in fact, there was a lot of reporting that they were having a terribly difficult time in eastern damascus. that they have thrown everything at it conventionally and have not been able to dislodge this fede that was being said -- through a pipeline coming from jordan. of being that context worried about the capital and what the rebels might be able to do in the capital if they could not get them out of these neighborhoods, the military decision was taken to throw a chemical weapon at them, and quite a large way. i think it did ultimately come in the context of what eric describes. i would have to go back and read the transcript. a remarkable admission by secretary kerry yesterday in which he basically said -- why wouldn't they have used it? the international community has set this as a red line. we have set this as a red line. yet they have used it multiple times now. i'm not sure the number. it is a shockingly high number. it is in once or