. >> is erin bliss, he was with health and human services department and is the assistant inspector general for evaluation and inspections, welcome to the program. >> good morning. >> remind people of the role ofthe inspector general office is in comparison to hhs itself . >> our mission is to protect the integrity of health and human services programs such as medicare and the healthand well-being of the people that they serve . so we do oversight and enforcement of the programs of the health and human services department. >> you turn your attention recently to the topic of hospice. why is that, what are you looking to find out? >> the health and safety of medicare beneficiaries is one of our top priorities and help is a particularly vulnerable population so we looked at information about deficiencies being cited at health providers related to quality of care and patient harm . >> expand on that, what doyou find looking into this ? >> a report shed light on how common it is to have as providers to be sided with some type of deficiency related to the quality of care they're providing and in

he put her up in a nice waterfront apartment and told bliss he was going to leave his wife for her., learned of the affair and called bliss, saying if i can't have him, no one will. six months later, he was dead and without eyes to ever look at another woman. >> this case was about money and it was about narcy not wanting to be replaced. >> when defense attorney howard tanner put on his case, he zeroed in on the hit men's credibility and their motivation in testifying. he also attacked their allegation that narcy was in the room during the murder. >> they themselves stated they would do anything to help themselves. in my book, they would have been willing to lie. >> is narcy in the room? >> absolutely not. >> how about the disturbing direction she allegedly gives them, gouge his eyes out. >> it didn't happen. >> narcy's daughter may could have been involved in the murder so she and her sons could inherit ben's estate. if narcy novak disappears, she takes and her children take under the will, those are facts. >> so that's the defense? jurors consider who is going to get this money he

bliss or at the main camp that general pershing set up in northern mexico which is the main headquarters through most mexican expedition. >> and, again, this is how they saw it back in 1916 in movie houses, correct? >> that's a good question. so this -- this might have been seen in movie houses. it might have been seen as part of a newsreel. it was filmed by the signal corps so they -- and they do seem to have cut this together in a way that essentially shows the material both at the u.s. army used during the mexican expedition and the material that they needed going forward in world war i, so part of the point of this film streams also have been to show some of the deficiencies in averagements and materiel and to make a case presumably for receiving more of it and for receiving more funding. >> do you have any insights into how they trained the horses to carry the arsenal and the personnel? >> you know, that's a good question. i really don't know how they trained all of the horses. they used horses pretty extensively. they also used mules. you can see earlier in the film, they used a lo

narcy learned of the affair and called bliss and said if i can't have him, no one will.other woman. >> this murder was about narcy not wanting to be replaced. >> they zeroed in on the hitman's credibility. he also attacked their allegation that narcy was in the room. >> they stated they would do anything to help themselves. in my book, they would have been willing to lie. >> is narcy in the room? >> absolutely not. >> what about the disturbing direction to gouge his eyes out? >> it didn't happen. >> they suggested her daughter could have been involved in the murder so she and her sons could inherit the money. >> joors consider who is going to get the money and it's not just narcy. it's the daughter. >> there was an incomplete investigation. i'm not claiming that anyone else committed this murder. the defense here is that narcy novak did not commit the murder. >> detectives concluded may knew nothing about ben's will until well after the murder. >> i didn't know my name or the boy's names were in the will. >> after a trial narcy and her brothers were found guilty in the d

dom, let's start with you. >> let's put some of those numbers to the levels that keith bliss was just talking about with regard to the s&p 500 you already saw how many hundreds of points we moved there. on monday some of those growth fears drove the s&p down by 35 points so that was the start to the week on tuesday we rallied back because tariffs are being delayed until christmas time we saw them move up about 43 points at that level and then on wednesday, the dbig selloff sent the dow down about 86 points at that point and only to see on friday up about 39 points. that's where we are right now so we'll see how we end the day that's the volatility, not just in the dow but in the all bigger and pertinents such as the s&p 500. >> let's get over to rick santelli >> short ends down a few on the day. the long ends up a few look at the year to date, 10s minus 2s it's positive now. 5, 6 we closed basically at zero. never went negative. 30 year bonds are down 26 on the week but they are up a few on the day. this is a mid july chart it has been a swoon and finally dollar index normally goes do

i would like to know how to connect with erin bliss. connected with groups who are complaining of problems. in california, the foundation aiding the elderly dealing with problems and nursing homes, another is the national -- thetion of organization is run by carol hermon. another group run by dr. sam apg.r is called aa somethinghere specific you would like to discuss with our guest? communityers in the have been with mildly cognitive impaired individuals, they are totally negligent of that area, they specifically disregard it. guest: thank you for raising these important issues. is ant abuse and neglect very serious concern and a top priority for the office of inspector general. we've been looking at this issue across a range of settings. specific to the recent reports looking at this issue in hospice care, we have identified vulnerabilities in terms of limited reporting requirements to medicare in the hospice program. for example, hospice providers are only required to report patient harms to medicare if they receive an allocation -- a

also, health and human services and -- assistant aaron bliss on her office's new report detailing hospice violations across the u.s. and bloomberg news anna edney on the e-cigarette company jewel and the rise of teen vaping. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. be sure to watch podcast week next week on washington journal starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern. on monday, we will talk with larry o'connor, host of the washington examiner's examining politics. tuesday, rachel cluster, producer of the new york times will join us. on wednesday, markley and goldberg, host of global dispatches. on thursday, chris dried walt, podcast cohost of perino and star walt. and on friday, jennifer briney, host of congressional dish. as he left the white house on his way to a campaign rally in cincinnati, the president took questions from reporters for about 20 minutes. reporter: are you worried about the [indiscernible]

we're a proud american city that loves the culture. we're also a very proud military city with fort blissands and hollowman air force base close by as a veteran and the son of a veteran, we're a proud american city that loves the culture. >> can you believe your proud city name will enter that list we carry around places like sandy hook that's in the back of our minds we associate with gun violence like this. >> you know, brian, i think el paso like any other city that deals with a shooting from evil people, we will not allow this idiot to define us. we'll continue to be strong. this city is a welcoming city to immigrants. from all over the world, they come to our community because they seek refuge from countries that are in bad shape. acts of violence like this will not change who we are. we will continue to be a welcoming community to let all immigrants know throughout the world that the united states will welcome you with open arms. >> cesar blanco, thank you sir very much for finding the time to talk to us. our condolences to the entire community there and to our viewers, a couple of

. >> bliss found no signs of shots fired but found smashed glass cases. no one was seriously hurt. milpitas police are checking mall surveillance videos to track down the suspects. >>> modesto, police there searching for possible connection, between the milpitas robbery and a similar smash and grab at vintage fair mall, three hours earlier. the noise from glass smashing a sledge hammer smashed the glass cases a at jewelry store and there were no guns. see the robbers on reported as people were running from the loud noises but no one went to the hospital and no arrests in either case. in west oakland. police responded to a bar along martin luther king jr. way along 4 and 880 before 8:00 last night. paramedics treated two people. no updates to their condition. one person was taken into custody as a possible assault suspect. a roll over closed down part of the freeway in san bruno at 3:30 in the afternoon on 280. you can see fire coming from that car there. the driver lost control and overturned. the driver was taken to the hospital but their condnot been >>> a head-on crash the brent

marcotte bliss who is famous for pointing out the bernie made off scheme mentioned ge's insurance reservesis is important because those have been so volatile. it provided a huge headache for the company. he is suggesting that is going to get a little work. shery: how much money are we talking about? the insurance side it could be 29 billion dollars. 18 .5 just if you reconcile it to some of its peers. another non-cash charge if you think about the new insurance .ccounting standards that's quite sizable. he also pointed out the company's investment in baker hughes and says there's some issues there. either way you added up its sizable. shery: ge of course has seen several issues over the past year. they have been trying to turn around the business. what's the outlook for the company? has tried to push the company around and calm some of the investor worries that ge isn't the industrial giant it used to be. i think while he's really working hard to shifted around, it is a heavy weight and this report suggests that even more. from: we have a statement ge that they will take any investigation

. >> the 22-year-old army automated logistics specialist spoke from fort bliss, texas. he returned home from kuwait four months ago. >> president trump offered condolences to victims. he said his administration has done a lot on gun violence but said perhaps more has to be done. >> two incredible places. we love the people. hate has no place in our country. but just on behalf of our first lady and myself, condolences to all. we have to get it stopped. this has been going on for years and years in our country. we have to get it stopped. >> president trump said he would make an official statement on the shootings tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. pack time. he also ordered flags to fly at half-staff at the white house and all federal buildings through thursday in a period of mourning for the victims of this weekend's mass shootings. >>> governor gavin newsom expressed outrage on twitter this morning. he sent a tweet that read "we continue to mourn, we continue to bury our loved ones. we continue to witness our neighbors, our friends and our children gunned down at our malls, churches

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. >> local clergy will be out blissing the grapes to kick off the wine harvest. >> nice to see. so the little surge of heat was helpful. >> yeah. and it is till hot but at least we're going to shake the humidity after today. and we're looking at some upper 80s and low 90s inland. san francisco some upper 60s and low 70s leading into the weekend. >> that is good. >> nothing to complain about. >> well that is our news kaflt for now. we'll see you back here at 5:00. we won't. we'll be back here at 4:30 to 7:00. >> for the latest information all day long head to nbcbayarea.com. >>> right now on "california live," we're about to scare the it out of you. jess is taking the tour of terror at the "it" maze and we have a surprise waiting for her in studio. >>> guys, if you think that is scary. listen up, monique kelly is dishing out the dos and don'ts of dating and not playing games. >> guys, we'll tell you how to get the ladies and keep them. >>> then loni is here with a list of things you need to know about the real i.d. and i need a break from the haunted house so i'm taking you to a

"ignorance bliss.", and it's wd damian: at what point did it become tex-mex or tejano music? was it known chicano music back there when you started? joe: well, that's what i've called it all along, but i really--the latin labels, the record companies started using different terms for it, but, for me, it was always chicano music, and that's been 50 years now. damian: i know, but when you use the word "chicano," you have to be able to back it up because that's one of those powerful words that you can't-- "hey, some chicano--" no, what credentials do you have to say that you are a chicano? joe: well, yeah, you're so right. and in so many cases, you know, we've all been painted with "hispanics are latinos with the same brush," which is--hey, we're all people. but, for me, "chicano" is a way to identify ourselves. you know, you get pulled over by the man, and, hey, you say, "well, i'm hispanic," but you could be from argentina or a mexican-american, or you should know. so, you know, in that sense, that's an

in the opioids a geisha the company has made clear that it sees little good coming from here so blissful it's a geisha and the pills that people and communities affected by the opiate crisis need help now now it's certainly commendable the focus on helping victims rather than simply avoiding blame what's a 1000000 emails that have just been released show the sackler family and produce pharmaceuticals in a rather negative light richard sackler then the president oversaw the creation of some public health advocacy groups it's implied that the american pain society and the now defunct american pain foundation operated almost as front groups then president richard sackler explained his motives our goal is to buying these organizations more closely to us than here to for but also to align them with our expanded mission and to see that the fate of our products are next to it could we pound up with the trajectory of the pain movement and these organizations works to convince the us public that pain related issues were not being properly addressed however that's not all the e-mails have shown dr

what are bliss saying about the motives here, and any word on the condition of the other victims? >> reporter: well, tom, police say they're questioning both men. their motives, though, still unclear. the man arrested in california, authorities say, he's a known gang member. he's been convicted of drug and gun offenses in the past. and tom, the three people who were injured between these two incidents, they're all expected to survive. tom? >> kaylee hartung for us. thank you. >>> new images of the escaped inmate in tennessee, suspected of murder and considered, quote, extremely dangerous. authorities releasing several mug shots of curtis ray watson to show how his appearance may have changed. watson may have killed a high-ranking prison employee before his escape. and tonight, state officials with this chilling warning that he could be anywhere right now. here's abc's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, an all-out manhunt for an escaped prisoner who, authorities allege, is now a murderer. their stark warning -- >> this individual has been missing for a day. we don't know where h

it was bliss. it was the coolest thing. i couldn't believe they hired me to do this job. how did i get so lucky. a lot of us were really lucky in that respect. we were in the right place at the right time. there wasn't anything special about us. the opportunity presented itself and we took advantage of it. we were part of a bigger thing. >> i was blessed to have been associated with the navy, air force, and marines, basically the dod that made up the team. i really liked what i did during that time, because what i learned, being around our military was command-and-control, dedication. that has served me well through my career. i would've never been in the service. experience --at i'm so glad i got it, because it made such a big difference to me. the camaraderie and all these units we worked with was remarkable. it made you feel good. [applause] >> i was blessed to be at the cape for the first launch. recovery was not treated like everybody else. in the old mercury control room, which was around the air force station side. no lock on the door. the room wasn't brief -- roug

and south korea says north korea has launched a new short range missile blissed tech missiles from the country's east coast on friday if confirmed it will be the 3rd such launch in just over a week earlier on thursday north korea's state media release these images of the leader kim jong un overseeing the test firing of a new rocket launcher system on wednesday so says the latest launches could impact any future talks on denuclearize ation. expressed deep regret that north korea's missile launches including ballistic missiles could negatively affect if it's to establish peace in the korean peninsula so we will keep a close eye on the religious movements and prepare. the fighters in yemen have killed dozens of people at a military parade an aide to the rebels targeted forces loyal to yemen's government which is backed by the saudi arabia and the united arab emirates earlier in the day a suicide bomber killed 11 people at a police station but the attack wasn't claimed by the who these doctors in sudan say at least 4 people have been killed after security forces opened fire on protesters i

. >> and ignorance could be bliss. would i want him outed 100 percent?to seek out that mission? i don't know. >> i think i brilliant. i'm not going to lie. i've already tried to contactto see if i can get h to e podcast and then give her access tos. my acc no, i'm kidding. but i think that it's actually goodea. having friends that have hired private eyes and put mey into, yes, yes, with their suspicions, this is a way cheap way to do is. >> it's true. >> you've had friends hire private eyes? >> ye there's whole busines in hiring private eyeso get a cheating spouse. because youave to go to court and evidence. so with a dm and screen shot why not? tonight coming up at 7:00 talking about a firal tweetrom a teen who got all her dorothy and she resorted to ame what might be the lastle imaginablace to tweet from. her fridge. tweeted letting everyone know mom took away all my electronics. lg elecsroni and the company behind the refrigerator tweeted free dorothy. she used the smart technology to accepted a tweet from her fridge, parker says girl be careful she's

bliss. and they said all of us are safe. we didn't know what they were talking about.ew minutes later, an alert message came on saying that there was an active shooter. as we were loading the plane. well, sitting in our sas safe, we then started hearing other people on the plane calling home saying hey, are you okay. so it is one ofof situations where again as you have reported so many peop these things can happen anywhere. and it certainly is happening now here in el paso, texas. a beautiful and very large city. >> are you familiar with this mall, the shopping area? >> i am. it is close to the airport. it is on airway drive. you know, i'm not real familiar with it, but i know that it is one of the many malls that are in the el paso area. >> is this like an open mall with these anchor stores or is this an enclosed small in do you recall anything like that? >> yeah, it is and anchor mall s. some are in a major building, but i think the walmart is separate. but i'm not 100% sure on that. but i have passed by there is a couple times and, you know, it is just one of the bi

wants to repeal the 1994 crime bill, decriminalize marijuana, and she also also change the way that bliss do their jobs, including setting a federal standard for the use of force, which is especially pertinent in the wake of the eric garner case now with the officer being fired in new york. so why is she saying that? >> first of all, this is one of the reasons why elizabeth warren hag taken off in the polls. as she has grown in the polls, she has struged to win over african-american voters. this is something that directly appeals to people who are minorities who feel like law enforcement target them more for stop and frisk. this is somebody that could win over that area where she is hurting right now. >> everyone is struggling when it comes to african-american voters. if a today is trugelling with bla -- struggling with black voters, is it about this or is it about lebltbility? >> it's about talking to issues that are important to african-americans. it's about whether the voters connect with you, whether you're talking about issues that are important to them. in this case, this is the beg

officer michael malone and the sergeant showed blatant wrist does disregard of the life, date blatant bliss regard to the basic and simple rules of the use of force policies. time and distance. callous disregard for the suffering of the family and community. they should be held accountable for your restless acts of violence. i am asking that michael malone and nathaniel steger be fired because they are a threat to the public, especially to people of colour. as a nurse armed with only a stethoscope, i have had training in de-escalation and always use those techniques with the commitment to do no harm. michael malone and nathaniel steger had crisis intervention and other trainings as s. fpd hammered home the basic principles of time, distance and establishing rapport in a crisis since 2,011. they have violated every basic principle and killed a loving and generous father, son, brother, cousin, friend, someone who was particularly vulnerable because he was homeless after an eviction. there has been known just as already for family or for any of the families for police violence in san francisco

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there's a large contingent of military service members that live here in el paso, fort bliss is just up the road. we're hearing a diversity of opinions, but for the most part, many people we have spoken to say it is too soon for the president to come and don't want to see him here in el paso. >> thank you for that reporting. earlier, our reporter spoke to the trauma director from dell saw medical, treating patients on the day of the shooting. joining me, blayne alexander. what did you learn? >> reporter: well, ali, that's exactly it, the perspective of somebody that's been inside this hospital almost day in and out since saturday, seeing the firsthand toll that it can take emotional on the doctors and medical workers. that's a perspective we don't often get to see. i sat down with dr. steven flaherty that runs the trauma center here, and he talked about the fact that this is something that will continue to take ee emotional toll on people here for days, weeks, maybe years to come. here's a little from the conversation earlier today. >> this is one of the rooms you took care of the pa

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bliss.ulture. >> reporter: while some mourn others search. >> she worked at this wal-mart where the incident happened. >> reporter: paul madrid is looking for his ex-wife deborah who he has not heard from since the tragedy. >> hopefully she's alive and well. maybe she's somewhere and i just need for her to contact me. >> never in a million years did you think this would happen here in el paso ever. >> reporter: but this resilient city still has many tough days ahead with the investigation only getting . un >>> in rome today the pope talked about the mass shootings including last sunday's attack at translator: dear brothers and sisters, i am spiritually close to the victims of the violence in these days. that has led to bloodshed in texas, california and ohio. >> the pope delivered his message in front of thousands of people at st. peter's square. he also led the crowd in reciting a hail mary for all of the shooting victims. our coverage of the shootings in el paso, texas, and dayton, ohio, c

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. >> after a weeks long bliss and i were 2020 democrats are crisscrossing the country.er president trump rally his own supporters there. hello everyone welcome to "america's news headquarters", i'm arthel neville. eric: i'm eric shawn. several other candidates today and others assuring up support in south carolina. now the pressure is growing on candidates to build momentum for the fall campaign season. meanwhile a fo

and bannon and you not bliss precipitated. catastrophic clash that snowballed into street demonstration and brawls and violence of charlottesville. in the wake of the rise to power something broken youth culture and politics in general. it appears they were lost for good in a mirrored maze of the screen. another clear pattern was emerging, politics, long constrained in a narrow band of debate, liberal capitalism and slightly more liberal capitalism begin sorting themselves into youth battles that were a century or two all between socialism and fascism, democracy and depression, broader themes from the 19th and 20th centuries emerge as american-style capitalism grew larger. by 2018 even the new york times is an op-eds like american capitalism is important and the author of the end of history and the last man is big idea was american capitalism might last for ever and socialism, quote, should come back because, quote, at this juncture it seems to me certain things karl marx said were turning out to be true. where does that leave

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bliss is right around the corner.that the president should be given respect here and he was hoping that things tomorrow will be peaceful. for the most part, most of the people we talked to say the president's rhetoric was not welcome here. and that wasn't just about this shooting. that goes before this shooting. one person even brought up the fact that president trump's campaign hasn't paid back the city of el paso to the tune of about a half a million dollars for a rally he had here back in february. they say that they think that he's coming here for political reasons, and they would rather that he didn't show up. >> gadi schwartz, thank you very much, there in el paso. >>> from dayton, ohio, new video shows the chaos and the horror inside the bar sunday morning where nine people were shot and killed. i do want to warn you, this is disturbing to watch. you can see people diving for cover in the moments before police officers shot and killed the gunman. all of it happened in about 30 seconds. but the motive behind the

bliss is located here.veterans, myself included, that love this country and we're latinos. so i think the law needs to be heavy-handed in this case to send a message to all white nationalists around this country that we will not tolerate your hatred in our country. >> an important point. a very good point. let me play, joe, something that your lieutenant governor, the lieutenant governor of texas, said this morning. listen. >> and i say how long are we going to let, for example, and ignore at the federal level particularly where they can do something about the video game industry. you know, in this manifesto that we believe is from the shooter, this manifesto, he talks about living out his super soldier fantasy on call of duty. we know that the video game industry is bigger than the movie industry and music industry combined. there have been studies that say it impact people and studies that say it does not. i look at the common denominators. what's changed in this country? we've always had gun and always h

be the interim president of the university of akron because he didn't have enough to do running the bliss institute of applied politics at the university of akron and been there a number of years and been a pew research fellow and a go-to source for commentary on all things political for local journalists and "national journal"ists as well. please join me in welcoming our panel. [applause] of a democratic primary. somewhere between 20 and 30 candidates officially in the race. i want to throw it out as a general discussion and hear from all of you. we're in the mid of a political primary, the likes of which the democratic party hasn't seen ever, somewhere between 20 and 30 candidates who are officially in the race and somewhere around 20 candidates who get to actually be in the debates that we're watching. exciting thing is i e people do seem to care about debates. there seems to be some appetite for them. if we think about the first night of the first debate, 15 million tuned in with another 9 million online. second night, 18 million. it was a drop off in the second debate but we still sa

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>> i was raised in sunnyside in group and bliss street. >> in queens question works - yes. >> most people think of sunnyside or queens, the upper west side of manhattan, communist, but sunnyside. >> it was colonized by the communist party. i lived like a development of rural houses and eleanor roosevelt broke the ground there. and they were built like english rowhouses, the backyard had a commons and the interesting thing, when the forty-year easement was lifted on the commons, everybody extended theibackyards into the center. which is what the left is always fighting which is why they end up with a firing squad. >> you were raised among card-carrying communists were rooting for stalin. how so? that's a fascinating idea, it's one thing to be leftist and one thing to be a democrat, you talk about something a little different. what was this group and who were your parents that you found yourself in this situation? >> when you get into that, people have the need -- first of all this book is not a political book and there is politics and it but it's out of. a level. i think this might be the

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we're home to fort bliss which is the second largest military installation in the country. even though el paso is over 80% hispanic, el paso has been welcoming to people from all over the country. it has the premier training facilities in the united states. el paso has always been very welcoming to all individuals of all backgrounds and continues to be one of the safest cities in the united states. on average, there are fewer than 18 homicides a year in this community. this one tragedy alone, we've now seen 22 homicides which is more than double what we see in a year and which is -- for having 18 homicides a year for a community of our size is not usual for a city of this size in the united states. >> commissioner perez, thank you for joining us, again, this week. i know you've spent a lot of time trying to explain to this country what el paso is. >>> we haven't heard much from the president on camera since his departure from the white house. there was no press access at the hospital in, ohio. but his press secretary have been tweeting the first couple's activities. they sp