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and non340-b hospitals. i think hospitals need to work with them to resolve that issue because that should not be happening in accord answer with their updated guidance. >> okay. many wisconsin 340-b hospitals have also told me about numerous audits that they experienced. not only from their own internal and rigorous self auditing but also from the audits as well as audits by the drug companies. your agencies have recommended increasing over sight of drug manufactures including increasing audits traps -- transparency as we as dispute process for eptties to better obtain information from manufactures. i'm concerned then even playing field between hospitals and drug companies continues to persist burden inning hospitals in the program. can you explain why your agencies recommended enhanced drug manufacture over sight such as audits and what gaps remain that the administration has failed to address? >> with respect to our work the gaps that remain are the visibility into the prices. right now providers and stat

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he gave the b-1 crew the location of the u.s.oldiers as the target, and, "improperly directed the aircraft over a friendly position." no one in the bomber challenged the air controller's conflicting positions for u.s. and enemy fighters. that should have been a red flag. the air force controller with the green berets radioed the bomber: "be advised, friendlies are the only ones marked by i.r. strobes. so, anybody else is enemy target." six minutes later, he asked, "any i.r. strobes in your sensor at this time?" the bomber crew responded, "negative i.r. strobes." the b-1 crew did have hand-held night vision goggles, but they were out of range of the strobes. finally, the b-1 released two 500-pound bombs, directly on the six soldiers at the top of the hill. >> branch: and, as soon as it happened, it was all of a sudden this shocked moment of "oh my god-- they just hit our hill." >> anderson: and my gut dropped. i just felt something sink to the bottom of my stomach, and i was like, "no, this-- no. this isn't happening." >> branch:

into part d, making part -- part b more function in that way. doctor worthing, do you think that's a good idea and how do you see that changing dynamics? your face says it all right now. >> no, but so i want to make it totally clear just about every doctor in the united states, i don't want to speak for everybody, agrees that drug prices are too high in the u.s. on the other hand, talking a little bit about our prior conversation, what does each drug in the united states cost? i don't know. you know, we don't have the decisions, we don't have the information to make these rational decisions with our patients, but right now, if i'm taking care of the imagery patient i was talking about with rheumatoid arthritis, he or she has been struggling and we decide they need an expensive drug. if they're in the medicare stem a lot of these people have an easier chance of getting the drug if they get it through the part b system. if we utilize the part d program, because they're able to give themselves this injection at home or administer it to themselves,

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a final of 101 to 92 and advance to their 4th straight n-b-a finals.straight n-b-a their 4th straight ) and this morning... fans are already getting their hands on conference championship gear. and later today tickets go on sale for the finals.( darya ) lydia pantazes is live in dublin with more. ( lydia ) ( james ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) game one in the best of 7 series is thursday night at oracle arena.( james ) tip-off at 6:00. game two is sunday night. then the series goes to cleveland for games 3 and 4. and then game 5 is back at oracle if necessary. tickets for game 1 go on sale to the general public tonight at 6:00. ( darya ) happening today... the man accused of being the golden state killer is expected in court. we're still waiting for a sacramento judge to rule on whether or not search and arrest warrants will be made public. joseph deangelo is a suspect in at least a dozen murders.... and nearly 50 rapes in the 1970's and 1980's. ( darya ) also happening today.. the families of two men fatally shot by san francisco polic

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this is an inkredcrede b b nl t.he judge is presiding over the hearing in the bank fraud case brought by mueller against paul manafort who as we know is the former trump campaign chairman and trump who called the special counsel investigation a witch hunt, clomplimented him today. >> judge ellis, who is really something very special i hear from many standpoints. he's a respected person. >> jessa schneider is "outfront." of course, the president loves this. you have a federal judge. who's hearing this case. saying that bob b mueller's team is out just to harm the president. this is pretty increde nl bl. what did this judge say? >> he didn't hold back. he essentially rep remanded the special counsel's team and throughout this, even his temper at times as he was expressing doubt the special counsel was following his mandate. here's what the judge said. you don't really care b about mr. manafort's bank fraud. instead, the judge continued on to say they were only interested in manafort because of what he could provide tha

it's hard b to believe there was 15.4 billion left over. it was more than that. but as they start to focus in on that, i believe there's enough support in house. now, there's some conservative members who say it should be a lot more. you and i have talked before, i would love to have it up there in the 50, $60 billion. i talked to the director a number of times about the package. we're seeing this as step one as several processes that come over time. >> is that what he's relating to you? >> yeah, so maybe we've made news the third time today. >> would they be outside the scope of the recently passed fiscal 2019 budget? there was going to be -- >> i think right now, this package would definitely tailor to say okay, we have four people making an agreement on appripriations, so the package was not designed to touch any of the $1.3 trillion. >> our guest air this is sunday, 6:00 p.m. eastern time here on cspan. whdo you make of what he said there sfl sfwl i think we are likely to see a serious of rescission packages. that will get more and more controversial. there's

so a very b substantial chance won't.iod of time ch may not work out for june 12th. >> pretty significant there. emphasized the word substantial. it comes as journalists are en route to what you're looking at there. mcnorth korea's main test site. the first time foreign reporters have visited the secret site. will ripley is "outfront" and he'll be going to the site. i mean, will, that's pretty incredible you're heading there. the president of the united states today as you're getting ready to go there to the site, you know, comes out and speaks. how are those comments received or going to be received in north korea this morning? >> when we arrived, this is the uncertainty here is palpable. the fact that the north koreans don't really like what they're their seeing and hearing out of the united states and south korea and given what president trump has just said, it's really uncertain, a, if they want to go through with the summit, but b, if our trip to the nuclear site is uls going take place. we don't know when we're leav

in the part b system that is a flaw. it's important physicians be compensated for their work and their management of the patient. it is hard work. physicians do need to be compensated appropriately. having a direct incentive to prescribe a more expensive drug rather than a less expensive truck is something we should figure out. frankly, there are ways to do that. i think that needs to be looked at. >> the bigger issues the fact that often drugs are looked at separately even in the part b system which is more outpatient services is still part b drugs. when you look at part d nothing is looked at for medical benefits, are they hospitalized more because of the drug decisions? back to transparency we need to look across all areas to see what impact truck decisions are having. there could be every incentive to keep the drug spend down but maybe that person is hospitalized or going to the dr. we need to look at all the data. >> we could have much greater information on that with the. >> with the right financial incentives. if

are you b looking for others?fident that that person, the relevant person has been found? are they locking for others? >> in this type of investigation, you're always looking to see if there were others. not saying there were but we are pursuing all options. law enforcement from both the federal state and local are looking at every possible angle. everything related to his background. his friends, all of that is going to be looked at to see if anybody participated in helping them. if they're out there, we want to know. >> do you at this point, do law enforcement know how many explosiexplo explosive devices there were? do you know, are they still at this point looking to see if they have found them all. >> they're still investigating and looking to make sure they have found them all. the answer is no. >> to this point about no red flags. what makes you so confident there weren't any? >> just confident about what we know now. this is an investigation that just started today. so it's not going to be over anytime soon

meningitis b strikes quickly.to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. >>> it kind of looked like a game of chicken there on the hudson river. you see the larger yacht that was hosting a prom rear ended a smaller yacht at a hoboken port. luckily that smaller yacht was empty. no one was hurt. the damage to the boats we're told was minor. police are now investigating what caused that collision. >>> the milwaukee bucks' sterling brown is promising to be a voice against police misconduct. >> brown says he gets angry every time he thinks about his encounter that ended up with him stunned by a taser and now he's telling his story. here's abc's alex perez. >> taser, taser, taser. >> reporter: after the release of that disturbing video showing the tasing of sterling brown, the milwaukee bucks player sitting down for an exclusive interview with robin roberts talking about that moment. >> physically, mentally being tasered like that, i mean how did that impact you? >> it was a shock. like it came out of no

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>> jeremy b: yeah, it was. i think it was.hore, small guys were talking about it for years, talking about, "we can't keep this up." like, factory trawlers, and the fishery was just getting bigger and bigger. and it's like, how do you put a factory trawler that's just dragging the seas from multiple countries, including our own, for years and years and not have an effect. >> jeremy c: it was very dark times. >> anthony: but better now? getting better? >> jeremy b: from what we've seen, and talking to fishermen in the bays and stuff, cod is coming back. >> jeremy c: cod is king still. cod is still king. >> captain: what's your water, dave? >> dave: 140. >> captain: okay, that's perfect. let's give h a shot. let's start with two lines, and then see how much of a mess we've got with tide. >> dave: i've got a nibble. >> captain: there you go, lift that. oh, there you go, fred. >> anthony: nice one. >> fred: whoa. next one is a moose. >> anthony: yeah, all right. there you go. that's a nice-sized one. >> jeremy c: one down, 14 to go