bowman: i think pete for that introduction. i want to it knowledge some of the people here, especially chip. we worked together in years past. he is been a tremendous advocate for veterans writ large across the country. think individuals like chip are represented here. of you, but iost do of the repution your organization has in the community. rerks.redhave some i will deviate from them bause this is going to be my last public event as the deputy secretary. i've announced mretireme. i plan to stay active in the veteran space. is specially in the world of homeless veterans. it is a pleasure for me to be her. i can to gno finer .rganization -- i can think of no finer organization. departing from my prepared remarks, one of the things i hope to discuss is i know will the last year there has been some confusion about whether or not the department of veterans affairs is truly committedo homeless veterans and programs from us veterans. let me straighten the record. we are. there is going to be a continuing focus and funding and suppo

tom bowman has a long and distinguished career. you got his bioin your book. he is a proud marine core veteran. 21 years of active service, 30 years total. but more importantly, to what we do here. he is a man who listens, evaluates and takes action. when i was at the v.a., i worked directly with secretaries, deputy secretaries and chiefs of staff on a daily basis. and i can tell you, there is no finer person than i've worked with than tom bowman. he will make some remarks. unusual for top leadership officials. he will stick around and take some questions from you as well. it is a distinct honor and pleasure for me to introduce tom bowman, the deputy secretary of veterans affairs. >> it is truly a pleasure for me to be here. i'm wearing my flashy tie. there is a little story behind that that i'll share with you in a minute. listening to pete talk about our time together, it was. if you want to talk about a class act and a real advocate for homeless veterans, in keeping the leadership focus on program and actual execution, it was pete dougherty. it was a real p

it's the last speech by secretary bowman before he retires later this month. [applause] good morning. it is a distinct pleasure for me are and professionally to introduce our speaker. as many of you know, i had a career here in dcp -- here in d.c. i served as the director of homeless veterans programs. for those of you who are outside of washington, where all the real work gets done, i will take you that inside washington there are people who make things and one of those people is one of the people that i am here to be with this morning. tom bowman has a long and distinguished career. you have got his bio in your book. he is a proud marine corps veteran, 21 one years of active service, 30 years total, but more importantly to what we do here, he is a man who evaluatesnderstands, and takes action. i workeds at the va, directly with secretaries, deputy secretaries and chiefs of staff on a regular basis, and i can tell you there is no finer person that i have worked with he is going to make some remarks, but unusual for top leadership officials, he is going to act

next winter from deputy veterans affairs secretary thomas bowman. he spoke of the national coalition for homeless veterans annual conference earlier today. it runs about 45 minutes. [applause] good morning. it is a distinct pleasure for me personally and professionally to introduce our speaker. as many of you know, i had a career here in d.c. i i was on the house of veterans affairs committee staffer staf. i was on the senate committee staff, and 19 years at the department of veterans affairs, most of which i served as the director of homeless veterans programs. so for those of you who are outside of washington, for all the real work gets done, i will tell you that inside washington there are people who make things happen, and one of those people is one of the people that i hear to be with this morning. tom bowman has a long and distinguished career. you've got his bio in your book. he's a proud marine corps veteran, 21 years of active service, 30 years total. but more importantly to what we do here, he is a man who listens, understands, evaluates a

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tom bowman has a long and distinguished career. you've got his bio in your book. he is a pariah marine corps veteran. 21 years back in service, 31 but more importantly, to what we do here, he is a man who listens, understands, and evaluate and takes action. when i was at the va i work directly with deputy secretaries and chiefs of staff on a daily basis. and i c tell you there is no finer person that i've worked with ben tom bowman. i will tell you he's going to make some remarks, but usual for top leadership officials coming it will stick around for a little bit and take some questions from you all as well. it is a distinct honor and pleasure being able to introduce tom dolan, it deputy director oe n affairs. [applause] >> it truly is a pleasure for me to be here. i am wearing my flashy tie. there is a little story behind that i will share with you in a minute. listening to pete talk about our time together at va and if you want to talk about a class act and a real advocate in keeping the leadership focused on actual execution, it was a real pleasure to work with

hi name is joshua bowman. he is 25 years old. police say fairfax county and assisting them. he went missing yesterday afternoon. t we have beed that he is on the autism spectrum and is nonverbal. bowman may be wearing a black jacket and jeans possibly carrying a bag of cds. >>> switching gears to another beautiful day. >> and a beautiful sunrise. >> always beaiful in this summer time. >> we know it is not going to last. >> the humidity overnighen ou guys head to work tomorrow morning you will feel it once you walk out tor that is how quick it is coming in during the overnight. not a lot of hutidity there today. we have clouds and sunshine but is this beautiful? 79 is our temperature rightnow. by noon we are at 80 degrees and will continue to take that temperature int the low to mid 80s today. i do believe we will have a few more cloudss we head into the afternoon. other than that we are still lookaig good and my dry. you can see we are dry right now. if you are joining usut to the you may have more cloud cover than wec. do here in north of i-66. we are watching the system to

they are currently hearing remarks from charles bowman.nfused with the newly elected mayor. is the dick whittingtonjohn. there is the chancellor. just sitting on the left have those pictures, inside the mansion house, before him, we will get mark carney, the governor of the bank of england, he will speak first. let's talk mail to our correspondent. who is banished outside due to the secrecy surrounding the dinner. this time, but this is an annual event. yes. it isa but this is an annual event. yes. it is a very important annual event because this is the day and a night that the chancellor sets out his vision for the economy and also the governor of the bank of england is is an idea of what he thinks is going to happen to the economy and it is interesting, there has been a distinct brightening in the economic climate, along with a real climate, we have its imagination this morning, where we have had signs for good tax receipts, which we had not expected. that means the cancer‘s position is better. for this month, we have had in about ten ye

it's the last speech by secretary bowman before he retires later this month. [applause] good morning. it is a distinct pleasure for me are and professionally to introduce our speaker. as many of you know, i had a career here in dcp -- here in

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bowman report to the state official that will be a tough campaign pledge to fulfill. because. the mix can countryside decimated by poverty and empty but migration over decades. is one of the aging population of small scale phone was struggling to compete with industrial scale operations in the world the mexico and the us. i produced grains but not money he says. many communities young have either left or turned to more lucrative ventures when. they sell drugs they kidnap. for few days and then they get killed just next to my house there was kind of a kidnapping. this man promises to change the presidential front runner and raise money well look as obrador has made the neglected mix can country side a campaign priority. he said here we're focused government support from large industrial producers to small to farms seek help them get quality seeds technological know how better access to loans and the guaranteed minimum price for their crops it's all part of an ambitious plan for mexico to produce its own food. they're buying everything a bra that we could grow in mexico me that'

aircraft bomb using the force for as much targets everyone it is not hidden i still the coalition is bowman'srandomly if you're sitting at home a bomb may come down on you there are houses that collapsed on those residents and they could not get out of it always have been because of the aircraft they have a plane comes in strikes for instance a five story building i so would be on the second floor while civilians on the third and fourth how comes the plane still strikes then most civilians died the ones will terrorists and we weren't alone in hearing those worrying calls from that devastated syrian city humanitarian groups on high alert had to many more whores to share with us and the rest of the world there are worries about how this operation will affect civilians we're concerned about the safety and protection of more than four hundred thousand people in iraq as these operations commence to strengthen and we've investigated as well. if you're not a year in a coalition authority so you actually believe that the actual number reimport about who is under reported if you thought any of that le

the bowman sylph is a tautly packed load of explosives behind a lair of ball bearings that i want toif someone touches or steps on this device he and anyone nearby will be on killed instantly. the greatest hope is that i see is targeting civilians even children and on the days not we wouldn't find out where they had hidden the mine because i would stay put mind games fridges and even under pillows by a five. hundred has already seen several of his colleagues q. . and a with it could be a lot if it's hard won mine explodes and kills five of your friends thought were quite. vonnie have them at night and the second part of accused was a friend and colleague you see is courts on the ground you almost stop where he's almost going you know political. despite the tragedy they continue they would and on this mission in the space of just half an hour they collect a small loss and. one how about him and both of our goal is to remove the mines to save people they may be gone that will stay here going to the mines. he's almost new here pete from the international community. the people of russia

frank bowman how about as i get is a business consultant when it comes to management he emphasizes that authority doesn't automatically mean tearing. all to retain forty is key when it comes to cooperation and leadership and there's a form of all farty that's top down but all forty can also be spread out and rest on several shoulders of. the jenin cartooning for the management presides over top down decision making the boss rules from on high headquarters layout and the lies his status he has the largest office. we have a clear rules to clear the rules of the easier it is to track who does a good job and how well things work best when the boss is happy to share conflict. the company's ethos has developed over a century. great grandfather set up his own for which his sons expanded the business to take in cars. in the one nine hundred fifty city grated they first victories in motion cycle racing establishing the company's mo to school tradition the best strategy the fastest cars these were goals that didn't just apply to the new business of tuning engines they were also reflected in the c

former whitewater counsel and scott bowman and jason. they should all know whether these sources leaking the report are reliable. gentlemen, you made the all-star description at the top of the show. we are all all-stars tonight. why not? this is wild now. first, why this leak, this particular piece of information and why now? >> i remember the inspector general mr. horowitz telling me a long time ago. he said at the end of the process when the report is written, i have to give it to the tono romo. -- attorney general and the deputy attorney general. when that happens you will see leaks. only he has seen the final report. i don't think it will say they did a really good job. >> i don't think it's going to happen either. the democrats are going to be watching this as well. lawyers as well. what comey did with the fbi and lynch before that handcuffed the fbi and the doj. the question is -- that's one in one bucket. comey's truthfulness in regard to his book and interactions with donald trump are in a different bucket. comey puts republicans

. >> my name is melanie bowman. my daughter attends the cleveland. there is an incident that happened on june 4th that one of the neighbours had a gun and the police came in the school, which i think, from my understanding, the school is supposed to be shut down. it didn't happen. it took a long time. nobody notified me until one of the parents told me the next d day. i went to speak with the principal on the principal said they talked, which i never received the call. second of all, i felt like the principal was shouting, screaming at me, which i told him he is not supposed to scream at me. i feel like this school year has gone all the way down and i haven't seen any changes in the school, which i am telling you to put in my shoes, everybody has kids here. what would you do if you are in this situation? you will be terrified. i need changes. i am in my daughter's voice. nobody else. and the rest of the children attempt at this school. i want you to understand that we need to have a change in the school. so, as a parent, you know, it is hard to hear

and, argues david bowman, plattsburgh gets something outhi oftoo. >> there's not a lot of opportunities here. they have really hard time retaining young people. >> reporter: bitcoin mining is a reason to stay. >> get some investment in here in the tech sector. bring, hopefully retain young people that are interest- because really it's a young people's game. >> reporter: but mayor read,ho is also an economist, says the benefits to plattsburgh are indiscernible. >> our city gets, really, nothing out of it. the industry, typically, leases space, so we're not receiving any property taxes from them. and they employ very, very few people. >> reporter: so is plattsburgh- bred miner ryan brienza feeling the heat? does anybody give you a hard time about this? >> i do know some old teachers and stuff who complain that i made their electric bill go up. (laughs) >> reporter: but it wasn't just his teachers. >> we shouldn't be burdened with is on our backs. >> reporter: in march, residents stormed a city council meeting to complain. soon after, the council voted to ban all new mining operations for

we will talk about that with our next guest from bowman.ercial vice president. about project sunrise, it is all very exciting and the talk up a town. how far away are we from getting this ultralong plane ready to go from sydney to new york and melbourne to london? we saw qantas open up first to london. the next step is what can we do with our triple seven a has a thousand not a call miles of our air they met crew from perth to london. what can we do to open up these 21 our markets? i think we're imminent good place for the triple seven. we have to get the range up a little bit, maybe some advancements in challenging our engineering team. in the next two years we will see 20 and 21 hour-long fights. triple seven a, which will be the longest ranging airplane in the market will enter service in 2020. haidi: a 20 hour direct flight is not palatable for most people. tweets to the aircraft you make to make the experienore tolerable. we change the flying environment with bigger windows, new architecture, widening in the aircraft. what we have chan

here to weigh in, roll call politics reporter, bridget bowman. thank you for joining us.ant to start by playing the sound bite for you. it's a little old. it played on wednesday. i think it's poignant. i want you to listen to it and i want to get your reaction. >> this extra judicial nature is baked into the structure of the agency. that's why they're able to get away with black sites at our border with separation of children. >> what do you mean by black sites. >> we know that children are being kept and human rights abuses are happening without any sort of transparency. liz: that's the candidate that won the primary. she's villainizing i.c.e. in that sound bite. that was my take-away. we're seeing that with others. some are competing in the primaries. when you villainize an agency like that, you start to get extreme. where is that going on the political landscape? >> that's a good question. we've seen alexandria ocasio-cortez said early on in her campaign she was for abolishing i.c.e. this is a position some other candidates are starting to take on. it will be interesti

that's what happened to david and tom bowman and countless other folks who are no longer with the department. my only advice to you is to take the cues have the veterans. the folks sitting in this audience, and do what you think is right. even if political forces threaten your job. because i want you to succeed. i really want you to succeed and i think the veterans across this country want you to succeed, too. this post requires courage, honesty, integrity, and a vision for the future. leading this nation's largest healthcare system is no small task and it demands the very best. i look forward to our discussion today. once again, i want to thank you for your willingness to serve. thank you. >> thank you senator. i'm going to introduce senator tom tillis, after which i'll administer the oath and he'll have his testimony. >> thank you mr. chairman. ranking member chester and distinguished members of the committee. i'm proud to introduce robert wilkie as secretary of the v.a. i've had the honor of working with robert for three years now. sometimes he works for me, and many times i worked for hi

. >>> now deputy veterans affairs secretary thomas bowman talks about his department's efforts to ensure that homeless veterans are getting the services and help they need. he spoke at the annual coalition for homeless veterans. this is 45 minutes. >> good morning. it is a distinct pleasure for me to introduce our speaker. aid career here in d.c. i was on

next winter from deputy veterans affairs secretary thomas bowman.he spoke of the national coalition for homeless veterans annual conference earlier today. it runs about 45 minutes.

jennifer bowman white house producer tells us the president is still in the cabinet room there are lawmakers president offered others to speak and senator cotton says that children cannot get an out-of-jail free card for immigrants. and the president nodded to his comment saying if we were not strong on the border you would have hundreds of thousands of people come across that border. that's a quote. >> sandra: to clarify that he said that children can't be a get out of jail free card for immigrants. seems like it's moving quickly something? >> bill: the president said we need the democrat support because we need the vote. 60 border patrol agents and ice agents have done one great job. so expect to see that in a matter of moments here. >> sandra: president led off that meeting saying we want to solve this immigration problem. we will see. >> bill: rocking three hours. >> sandra: it was a rocking three hours. all right. we will see you later by the way. outnumbered starts right now. >> bill: bye-bye. >> this is a fox news alert. president trump now speaking on immigration. we will bring you t

i rise today to speak in support of mickey bowman. she was nominated recently, has had a hearing in front of our banking committee to be a member of the federal reserve board of governors. tomorrow our banking committee will consider her nomination. i want to make certain that my colleagues on the committee but certainly my colleagues in the united states senate understand how valuable mickey will be as a member of the board of governors of the federal reserve board and to uerstand her qualifications. she's a native of small town in kansas. she is a native of morris county and the beautiful part of our state. and she received a degree from the university of kansas as an undergrad and then a law degree fr the university in topeka. she is a rural american, and her talents brought her to washington, d.c. she served at the federal emergency management agency, the department of homeland security and the u.s. house of representatives transportation and infrastructure committee, the house government reform and oversight committee as a staffe