his development agency brac is based in the capital dhaka. he studied and worked abroad, but moved back to bangladesh in 1971 to find a country left in ruins by natural disaster and the struggle for independence from pakistan. the devastation prompted him to sell his apartment in london and change his life completely. >> i used to be a business executive. i used to work for shell oil company and i left shell and decided to do this. initially, of course i thought i will do it for few years but then we found that poverty is so intense in bangladesh, that we had to commit ourselves for the whole life not just few years. few years won't do. so bangladesh used to be the second poorest country in the world after burkina faso. there was a lot of child mortality in bangladesh. a quarter of our children died before their fifth birthday. so we had to do something about child mortality reduction. reducing child mortality rates in slums is one of his top priorities. the brac project focusing on bettering maternal, neonatal and child mortality in urban ar

she was testing positive for the brac 2 gene mutation and had her ovaries removed. she decided to take more initiative because she saw another woman telling her story on television. >>> always watching always tracking wusa9 first alert weather. >> now we're talking about strong winds. >> 30 mile-per-hour winds, a little under advisory criteria, but i think you'll see some small branches and limbs come down tomorrow, don't think you'll lose power tomorrow. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, high temperature today 58, right now still 56, winds northwest at 20. they'll be with us pretty much the next 24 hours. let's talk about the radar. i was going to show you this briefly we talked about a passing shower overnight. we may see a passing shower tomorrow morning. there's a couple showers pushing through montgomery county and prince george's county moving northeast to southwest. that big area of low pressure is still spinning off the new england coast. that's going to drive some of these showers down 95, nothing to worry about. wi

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the killing of leon klinghoffer was and he was trying to support symbolism saying, what in their bracround, what in their mythology that they grew up with forced them or dard them to take this action, this terrible, brutal decision to kill this man? it reads in part in the playbill, the terrorists, portrayed by four distinguished opera singers, will be given a back story, an explanation for their brutal act of terror and violence. terrorism cannot be rationale eised, it cannot be understood and it cannot be tolerated. >> i believe this opera justifies the murder of leon klinghoffer, and it sends a message to anyone who watches the opera. why not join these terrorist groups, and in the end you're going to be ex totolled as a he on the stage of the met opera. >> george kutachi was among those protesting, just voicing his concern over content. new york mayor difficult dide b sirks o said, we don't have to ago with what's in the exhibit. >> interesting controversy, trace. thank you very much. >>> so america's teachers union are spending more on political races this fall than any time in t

it's something that i will continue to protect and ensure that i would always oppose a brac.me of the best and finest men and women who are working there in the shipyard, were building under budget and within the time limit given by the federal government. they deserve the support not just from the state of new hampshire but from maine and massachusetts as well. i will continue to work with the regional delegation to ensure that no brac process ever, ever takes away the opportunity that we have here with the shipyard. >> moderator: for our next question let's go to laura. >> thanks a lot, paul. as paul said both of you have run for this office several times before. i 2161 of you will have had held this office for the past decade. the "national journal" did a storstory on the race calling ia three-peat, and mentioning many first district voters were getting a little tired of having the same two candidates year after year. here's my question. if you are elected to this office what news. and what new ideas, what the approach would you bring to it that you haven't done before? gu

andrea roane introduces us to a woman whose family is facing hard decisions as they deal with the brac gene mutation. >> reporter: it's the news everyone dreads you have cancer. >> it was a physical exam and the lump was felt. >> reporter: she also found out that she has a brca gene mutation. >> it can be scary knowing you have it because i feel it's more of not if i'm going to get cancer but when. >> reporter: that prompted her to make decisions along the path of her treatment. >> i completed chemotherapy and i had a double mastectomy and radiation is pending. >> reporter: a genetic counselor is helping maria and her family understand their options since the brca gene mutation is among them. genetics in relation to overall health risk is a very complicated topic for most people who would benefit from a genetic test. >> it's my job to give information to the patients in a way that they can understand and then they can make decisions about whether they want to learn the information that the genetic tests could give them. >> reporter: experts look at personal medical history, age, family

the hard part is, what do you do as a member of congress when there's brac, we all agree, we have to cut some of the fat, we have to streamline. virginia installations are still hurting from that sequestration, so how does a member of congress stand up and say there might be something superfluous in my district, an employer that needs to trim down? mr. gillespie? >> a couple of things. one, in terms of sequestration. mark's right. the delegation, most of them did vote for it. in the house they voted to replace it. and that replacement has passed the house. it did not pass the senate, and it never will as long as mark warner and harry reid are in the majority, and harry reid is the majority leader, which is the first vote that he casts in january. second, you know, the sequestration in terms of the impact, langley, fort lee, 3600 jobs, 3500 jobs, both those places, you know, we have got to stop making national security priorities based on random deep arbitrary defense cuts and start budgeting our defense budget based on our national security priorities. that's why i will seek a seat o

it could be an administrative contractor, a brac, a sert contractor which pulls a sample of random claims to estimate the improper payment rate. or it could be a z-pic, the contractor who is looking specifically for potential fraud. >> let's back up. let's take a physical therapy clinic. stand-alone, privately owned clinic. private pay. and also medicare. so you're saying that one physical therapy clinic could receive a request to pull a file from any one of those four, or those four are unique, four different entities? >> they could receive a request from any one of the four. >> is it possible that all four of them will make a request during the course of the year? >> not supposed to happen. >> is it possible? >> theoretically, but highly unlikely. >> how are they notified then if one of them does it, or could two of them do it in the course of a year? all four unlikely? >> the racs are not supposed to duplicate reviews that are done by other contractors. >> to the same provider? or to the same case? >> to the same case. a duplicate claim is considered to be the same file for the same se

it could be an administrative contractor, a brac, a sert contractor which pulls a sample of random claims to estimate the improper payment rate. or it could be a z-pic, the contractor who is looking specifically for potential fraud. >> let's back up. let's take a physical therapy clinic. stand-alone, privately owned clinic. private pay. and also medicare. so you're saying that one physical therapy clinic could receive a request to pull a file from any one of those four, or those four are unique, four different entities? >> they could receive a request from any one of the four. >> is it possible that all four of them will make a request during the course of the year? >> not supposed to happen. >> is it possible? >> theoretically, but highly unlikely. >> how are they notified then if one of them does it, or could two of them do it in the course of a year? all four unlikely? >> the racs are not supposed to duplicate reviews that are done by other contractors. >> to the same provider? or to the same case? >> to the same case. a duplicate claim is considered to be the same file for the same se

it could be a mac, a medicare administrative contractor, a brac, it could be the cert contractor which pulls a sample of random claims to estimate the improper payment rate. or it could be a z-pic, a zone program integrity contractor who is looking specifically for potential fraud. >> let's back up. let's take a physical therapy clinic. stand-alone, privately owned clinic. seeing patients. mixture of insurance, private pay, and then also medicare. okay. so you're saying that one physical therapy clinic could receive a request to pull a file from any one of those four, or those four are unique, four different entities? >> they are -- they could receive a request from any one of the four. >> is it possible that all four of them will make a request during the course of the year? to pull a file. >> not supposed to happen. >> is it possible? >> theoretically, but highly unlikely. >> okay. so how are they notified then, if one of them does it, or could two of them do it in the course of the year, or could three? you're saying all four unlikely. >> the racs are not supposed to duplicate revie

government in half, look at the political branches, those that we elect and the permanent branches, brac race mainly, military and intelligence and law enforcement. now, let me take it up. kennedy assassination, cia involvement with virtually all the major players of the kennedy assassination and other assassinations, martin and robert and malcolm x and then watergate same thing. all the water game burglars, cia. howard hunt. particularly sat on his death bed, it was a plot conducted by the cia. then iran contra where they got caught. congress said don't send any money to the contras? what are they doing from the white house? we have a president who elected who has alzheimer's and we have a vice president, a former cia director saying i'm out of the loop. the political branches, the elected branches didn't impeach, didn't investigate,en didn't push it. then let it go. and then we got the bombing in oklahoma city, first thing that happened after the bombing is the fbi rushes in and takes all it is surveillance cameras from all around the neighborhood and the building itself and then we ha