bob mcdonald, secretary of veterans affairs are recontaminate ya tri behavior against employees. at the heart of many of the allegations the hospital's chief of staff psychiatrist dr. david hoolihan. >> did you ever have any interaction with dr. hoolihan? >> only after my son died, he called me actually and you know expresshis condolence he for my son jason and i think a day or two after we got the autopsy record back too he goes i'm kind of puzzled on this thing. did you by any chance give your son any extra meds? and i'm like, no, you know, here i'm fighting for a reduction in meds and he's asking me that. >> reporter: it turns out that months before jason's death the va had looked into allegation he against dr. hoolihan. the inspector general the oig. in march of 2013, the va found that dr. hoolihan and one of his nurse practitioners had been prescribing high doses of opiates. staffer kristin saw patients every day she thought were overmedicated. >> the patients were walking around like zombies. i couldn't understand why there were so many patients that were being this their b

in january bob mcdonald, secretary of ves vet rans veterans affairs. the head of the investigation, dr. david hoolihan. >> did you ever have any interaction with dr. hoolihan? >> after my son audit he called me actually and expressed his condolences for my son jawfn and i think -- jason and i think a day or two later we got the autopsy report back too. he said i'm kind of puzzled about this, did you by any chance give your son some extra meds? i'm like no, i'm here fighting for a reduction in meds and he's asking me that. >> reporter: it turned out that months before, the veterans affairs had looked into dr. hoolihan's actions, the oig had found that dr. hoolihan and one of his nurse practitioners, had been overmedicating. kristin saw patients every day whom she thought was overmedicated. >> the patients a lot of them were just walking around like zombies. i couldn't understand why there were so many patients that were just being their -- in their bed all day long. >> reporter: kristin said she resigned from the tomah va under pressure from her supervi

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. >> we had discussed that are televised launched last friday the veterans affairs succory bob mcdonald spoke of his intent to move on from the past to deal with any staff who are responsible for delays and other issues and spoke of his intent to cut down the waiting list how confident are you this secretary can fill these desires? gimmicky is qualified not very often in my embarrassed or ashamed about my country but when 50 veterans died waiting for care, i cannot say what the hope that it -- what a black mark that is. he is a good man i hope it doesn't get caught up with the bureaucracy or with the delay to fire the people responsible. we gave him the authority and of legislation that we passed through the senate 93 / three. i would like to see more efficiency. but there is also a lot of boys stand in efficiency waste. but to get firings that gets people questions -- fired. >> they said they're going through the process. >> it is always been my belief and it is not shared by every veterans' organization for every veteran to have a card has a choice card to go to get the care that that

secretary bob mcdonald spoke with whistleblower dr.x sh katherine mitchell. a year ago when mitchell told the truth about phoenix she was placed on leave.po >> certain things have improved. the ability to schedule a patient appointment within 30 days has improved. the speed of hiring has increased dramatically. >> reporter: what hasn't changed is that no one has been fired. the former chief in phoenix, sharon hellman, was fired for taking gifts, but not for the wait list after a judge ruledched the v.a. botched the evidence. scott, it's a matter of time before congress revisits why heads haven't rolled. >> pelley: wyatt andrews in theee washington newsroom tonight. wyatt, thank you.ub another federal agency we count on is having trouble keeping track of who is dead and who is so alive in america. the social security a " administration maintains something called the death master file, but a "60 minutes" investigation has found this national list of the departed is sometimes fatally flawed. how many of you have been declared dead by the federal government? all

former virginia governor bob mcdonald was just sentenced to two years in prison for helping to promoteusiness of one of his wealthy friends. >> rose: thanks, nancy. cbs news has learned actor harrison ford broke an ankle and may have fractured his pelvis when he crash-landed a small plane yesterday near los angeles. ford, who is 72, is still in the hospital tonight. carter evans has more. >> reporter: investigators surveyed the crash scene this morning before dismantling and hauling off harrison ford's vintage plane. patrick jones is with the n.t.s.b. >> the engine will be examined. the records of the aircraft will be examined. >> reporter: the plane, seen here in amateur video, suddenly lost power just after takeoff. as suggested by ford's last communication with the control tower. >> oh, my god. i hope he's all right, dude. >> reporter: but he couldn't make it back to the airport, so ford, a seasoned pilot, aimed for a nearby golf course. the next best place, says pilot mark hainy. >> the way he came in and landed that means it was not a crash, it was a landing, he knew what he was d

. >> we had discussed that are televised launched last friday the veterans affairs succory bob mcdonald spoke of his intent to move on from the past to deal with any staff who are responsible for delays and other issues and spoke of his intent to cut down the waiting list how confident are you this secretary can fill these desires? gimmicky is qualified not very often in my embarrassed or ashamed about my country but when 50 veterans died waiting for care, i cannot say what the hope that it -- what a black mark that is. he is a good man i hope it doesn't get caught up with the bureaucracy or with the delay to fire the people responsible. we gave him the authority and of legislation that we passed through the senate 93 / three. i would like to see more efficiency. but there is also a lot of boys stand in efficiency waste. but to get firings that gets people questions -- fired. >> they said they're going through the process. >> it is always been my belief and it is not shared by every veterans' organization for every veteran to have a card has a choice card to go to get the care that that

kennedy: you know, you look at the -- they tried to do right thing with bob mcdonald. so, so, you know you have clancy coming in really more of the same. is secret service too big or they don't operate correctly because they have been forced under the dhs umbrella? >> that is part of it, when they were put under dhs in 2003. but, if you have right leader, for example, former fbi high ranking official would be ideal. this would not happen. you know fbi would never stand for this cover-up mentalty, they have been successful since 9/11 at keeping us safe, that is what should be done. president obama you know, just likes clancy, and he headed his detail he trusts him. >> you know you see what is going on here. but at some point president has to be an adult, say, i have to protect my life, and my family, and i think that he would be more nervous about what you call, the cover-up culture, and you know people who are drinking and screwing around and vacing slacking off. >> this cols os on -- close lacf judgment on president obama but it is his life at stake. last thing we wou

in jan bok bob mcdonald, secretary of veterans affairs. unsafe practices in main management and psychiatric care. the prescribing of high doses of opiates as two and a half times the national average and a culture of fear that compromised patient care. for simkakoskis that realization came too late. christof putzel, al jazeera wisconsin. >> the future of mafn space travel took a big leap forward today. it came in the form of a rocket that did not leave the ground. nasa says it launched the next nexting level of rocket system. engineers described the two minute burn as a significant milestone towards their goal of putting astronauts on mars. a test launch is slated at 2018. now to mon op li. monopoly. it's more than a board game it's an institution. it was introduced back in 1935 or was it? well tonight the truth about monopoly as you see it. it was really created by a woman, she was an anti-capitalist and she wanted to show the world what the evils of money can do. mary palan joins us now. she helped uncover the true history of her game th

scarlet: bob mcdonald, the ceo got booted. and there was pressure from outside investors.bill ackman in particular put pressure on mcdonald. again, it is this idea of activists trying to a lot of the value and get bang for their buck by doing this. in the case of p&g they are looking at 100 different brands they can spinoff to try to refocus what they consider to be the core products. and they are also struggling with a lot of these brands that they consider to be more fringe. tenant shoulders, for example, oil of the leg, the overall -- head and shoulders, for example or oil of ole, the overall beauty brands are seeing sales down. scarlet: they are being paid every time they actively advise for a spinoff. and you can maximize your value by spinning off different businesses. jp: if we are wanting to blame the managers for spinning off and getting higher paychecks we can blame the bankers as well. in a space where we are not seeing as much of an m&a opportunity in this area, the bankers are focused on ways they can get involved in transactions and encourage the investors on

bob: like mcdonald's fries. a plans to use a partnership structure to allow top management to maintain control of the company's board after an idea. bob: they couldn't do that and because hong kong has rules against folks maintaining the wealth of the family in other words. they can do in the united states because what the key relation by a very few will is encouraged. the 99% of the world can just be darned. more power to them. olivia: i am completely taken back by the scale. they have more than twice the purpose of the united states in users. jack ma owns 49% of and financial. this thing is a normative and contribute in so much to his incredible wealth. betty: it is huge. you can go to every business in china and it can suddenly have a target market that the next day -- that exceeds the next day. bob: i want to see jack's home on beer be -- on airbnb. betty: the newly formed online tv channel for apple will not include mbc after falling out with comcast. they sell out, but can you have an online tv service with

a group of girls beating one another inside a mcdonald's. >>> bob mcdonnell isn't the first politicianface prison time for gifts. another received nearly the same sentence for the same crime. >> scott macfarlane sat down with the former congressman and revealed secrets when the powerful go to prison. >> good morning, everybody. >> reporter: two guys named bob, powerful popular, political rising stars, until it came tumbling down in court, for both. >> bob mcdonnell sentenced for trade trading for gifts. bob ney for trading government action for gifts. bob mcdonnell is appealing and no man knows what he could be facing than bob ney. they would benefit from coming to the terms he's going to prison. >> you can stave it off. when you are found guilty you can plead i didn't do anything wrong. well there must be something there. that he has to come to terms with. >> reporter: he represented this area in ohio near the ohio river. he was famous in the steel mills and industrial plants he wasn't known like a governor would be. when you walk into prison an elected official you immediately become

you had bob mcdonald from virginia saying that very clearly.ikki haley's folks who made the decision said they had never such notice. in new hampshire this is actually rather strange. new hampshire decided not to run its own marketplace. in the statute that they wrote they said they want an advisory committee to be established and included on that advisory committee needs to be a person who is receiving subsidies from the federal government. obviously, none of them were unnoticed. if you do not run a marketplace to the state directly, then subsidies would be withdrawn. host: here is a look at those 13 states 13 washington, d.c. has the state run exchange and steve is joining us from illinois during the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. i was hoping that mr. pollock could react and maybe discuss some of the video we have seen of jonathan gruber saying the intent of this position was intentional and idea was to run their own changes. guest: well, i have seen that video. jonathan gruber, who i actually know, is a significant eco

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bob: ok. betty: if you are in san diego mcdonald's is experimenting with the all-day option. is trying to pull the restaurant chain out of its u.s. sales slump. we've been hearing about this. i kind of say, hallelujah. julie: a lot of people say hallelujah, i think. for a lot of people, oh, we have switched our operations over to the afternoon duff. this will kill anybody -- to the afternoon stuff. this will kill anybody who has that excuse. betty: can't you just make the egg mcmuffin? bob: the whole country is not 95 anymore. you see people walking down the street -- is not 925 anymore. you see people -- 9-to-5 anymore. you see people walking down the street in new york in the middle of the afternoon in pajama pants. betty: mcdonald's has said they would not want to do this before because it would impede their lunchtime and afternoon. but fewer people are going to mcdonald's during lunchtime. they got the room now. buckle and they would have too many customers, is that what they are saying -- bob: they would have too many customers, is that what they are saying? betty: the f

bob kelly. he was going through drive through at mcdonald's. he wanted a a fish sandwich but they are telling him, you heard the guy on the speakers say we are only serving breakfast right now and he changes a and gets a egg mcmuffin instead of the fish sandwich. this whole time the the traffic reporter is like laughing inside because she's listening, when we listened to bob. >> yes. >> we react. >> that is what she did she list toned him order. >> was his beard orange. >> it was just the the camera. >> okay. >> it looked like my face on monday, it was the camera. it was your monitor at home. >> he keeps bringing it up. >> it is really interesting. >> punch off of that shot. >> it had to be a stunt. >> she says at the very end you heard me say we will just talk to you. so i don't know if it was playing. >> it was perfect timing. >> is there plenty of times we come to you on this show when you are not ready. >> went to go get some bagels. >> where did chris go. >> it wasn't at mcdonald's where they advertised in that segment. >> he just didn't c

attorneys for maureen mcdonald said if attorneys had separated her case from her husband bob mcdonnell she would have testified about her rocky marriage and how jonnie williams filled a void in her life. the couple were convicted of receiving gifts and cash from williams. they found the mcdonnells guilty of corruption back in september. >>> starbucks has a new campaign focusing on race relations. to encourage discussions about race baristas are writing the phrase "race together" on cups. starbucks ceo said if a barista doesn't want to write it or a customer doesn't want to talk about it they don't have to. it's the subject of our nbc washington flash survey. do you think writing "race together" on cups is a good idea. here are the results so far. 5% say yes. 76% say no. and 19% say right conversation coffee shop wrong place. >>> fairfax county schools could be changing to a uniform grading policy. deputy superintendent steven lockhart wants to change the scoring on an f grade from 0 to 50% so it doesn't drag down a student's gpa. it also calls for a separate grading for effort and achi

while manager bob melvin has indicated zito might have a spot if the bullpen, zito's preference is to start. >>> nfl news. a much different comeback story. former 49ers defensive end ray mcdonald has agreed to a one- year deal with the bears. san francisco released mcdonald in december after he was investigated in two different cases for domestic abuse and sexual assault. former 49ers coach jim harbaugh went to michigan where he signed a 7-year contract up to $38 million. he was asked if he thought he was worth that kind of money. >> not doing five times as much work as somebody else or -- or doing more work than somebody that's, um, you know, not the head football coach at the university of michigan, so to answer your question, honestly, i would have to have to say no. >> wow. if you took a pay cut do you think all the rest of the coaches in major college football would take a pay you >> i don't know. >> want to see? >> no. >> smart man. [ laughter ] >>> warriors celebrated their 40th anniversary of the only championship last night at oracle. heavy underdog at the time golden state swept the washington bullets in four games but finals mvp rick berry knew the series was over a

bob. crowds packed the national cathedral to remember a man that broke ground in congress. look back at the legacy of former senator edward brooks. >> and interesting addition could be coming to the mcdonald's menu. why it has customers seeing green. >> and then at 6:00 he was left in a coma after a sledding accident but now he gets the news he's been waiting for. his reaction new tonight. >> authorities have recovered the bodies of 10 people killed when two helicopters collided in argentina. among the dead, three popular french athletes including a pair of olympians. the accident happened at the filming of a reality television show. people in france reacted to the news with shock and anger. >> and i don't see actually any sense in it whatsoever and taking chances like this are a little ridiculous. >> investigations are under way in france and argentina why those two helicopters collided. >> investigators are looking into whether a north carolina state trooper followed procedure before an amtrak train collided with a tractor-trailer. yesterday's derailment injured more than 50 people. the trooper was escorting the oversized load when it got stuck there on the track. he and the driver spent

mcdonald's? olivia: no, i did not. brendan: at least none of us has that. tom: robert michael is the chief investment -- bobs not oil at 47.48. we are keeping a watch on inventory and capacity for storage is slowly running out. we think storage capacity will run out at the end of april. tom: do you have a price of oil where you can say they have to act? bob: we thought it should average $60 a barrel this year. we drew a $50 a barrel range to either side. we are right at the $45 lower bound and it makes it difficult for the investment that has gone into oriole -- gone into oil to service that debt burden. if you start testing, it even just for a period over the summer, it will put pressure on oil borrowers. olivia: we thought we would see a wave of bankruptcy, but what you have seen is smaller producers going to the capital market. where is this coming from? bob: it is coming from the amount of liquidity. that money will come around. it will always be there. it will always form at these low levels. i do not think it changes the fundamental story. it is a tremendous oversupply of oil. it is one of the things

bob redell is at the medical center ahead of today's historic surgery. in 15 minutes he joins us live with more on the last-minute preparations. >>> a fast food empire is changing its ways. mcdonald's will stop using chickens treated with human antibiotics. the change will happen over the next two years as mcdonald's works on a healthier image and it will stop selling milk from cows treated with artificial growth hormones. >>> another step forward to take the raiders to southern california. organizers in carson, california, filed the paperwork to put the plan before voter, they'll start collecting petition signature as soon as next week. last month the raiders and chargers announced a plan to share a stadium in carson if the teams failed to work out new stadium deals in their respective hometowns. new survey finds women are lagging with enit comes to saving for retirement. the survey done by blackrock included 27,000 investors worldwide including 4,000 americans, found 53% of working age american women have started saving for retirement, compared to 65% of men. it also found women save almost $40,000 less than men. >>> after a long winter, americans are looking to hang up their coa

bob in a second. want to come back the a number of the names we focused on at the top. mcdonald's the sense of urgency -- >> down 4%. >> that's thompson's problem. thompson's legacy. >> this is still thompson's problem. wendy's wasn't any good and wendy's got good. burger king wasn't good burger king got good. >> that's true. >> they are not entertaining this, but a lot of investors will talk about it about why not beef up debt as opposed to equity. that's the world we're in. >> they've got a balance sheet. they can do everything. >> i don't want to have to hire a lot of people because i don't want my menu to be so difficult. i want the line short. i want to clean the bathrooms up. these are the traditional things as what happened when howard schultz went back to starbucks. reinvented the company. >> macerich is up. fixed ratio by the way. obviously there's an expectation on the part of macerich shareholders that there will be a higher price from simon or perhaps another buyer, although that doesn't seem as likely. westfield's one name maybe. they're big enough. maybe there's a fr

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mcdonald in his role? >> i think he's come in and brought a lot of energy. he says call me bob. i think he's the right type of leader to come in with a lot of energy and focus and realizing that the va can't do this alone. he's spent a lot of time talking with partner groups and the media to inform the population. it's not their va. it's our va. >> now, let me switch gears and talk about the situation in iraq. you spent a lot of time on the ground training and advising as a green beret. last week we saw this major mission to retake the city of tikrit. this is supposed to be the test case for the rest of the war. do you see us leading the charge, and what about the iranian-backed shia militias? a lot of those guys were the same guys we fought during the war. >> yeah i mean it's a mess. in the military and army rotc you learn the principles of war. one of those is the objective. i have yet to hear a clear objective here. i have yet to hear a solid argument that says after spending trillions of dollars and having hundreds of thousands of troops in iraq that spending billions of dol