lieutenant bryan rice is the next officer to stand trial. last week a judge acquitted him. freddie gray died last year after his neck was broken in a police transport van. >>> everyone day i wake u every day i wake up and decide today i'm going to love my life.

lieutenant bryan rice is the next officer to stand trial. last week a judge acquitted him. freddie gray died last year after his neck was broken in a police transport van. >>> everyone day i wake u every day i wake up and decide today i'm going to love my life. >> it's an emotional but maybe a hopeful event. there's a summit under way about beating cancer. you heard carol burnett talking about her daughter who passed away in 2002. vice president biden spoke not long ago. tell us what he said. >> that's right. we're told that the vice president will be here on the campus of howard university until 5:00 tonight meeting with many of the 350 oncologists, technology professionals as well as health care providers and patients. we had an opportunity to speak with some of them who say they are excited to be here and more motivated to try to find a cure for cancer. lines started forming ju from all across the country, many from the medical field. others from the business community and federal agencies. >> working with both the d.a. and the national cancer institute. >> reporter: all

bryan rice, director from the office of wild land fire at the department of the interior. welcome to the committee. i must tell you that i was very disappointed that we did not receive her testimony until at least 11:00 last night. i think for colleagues that were quite anxious to see the direction and the comments did not be able to receive them until early this morning when folks came in. you can do a heck of a lot better and i just need to start figuring come unfortunate, with an is admonishment i think the committee deserves a little mo more, a little more respect from the administration in terms of your statement. with that, if you would proceed. >> thank you, chairman murkowski, ranking member cantwell and members of the committee. thank you for having me here today. more important thank you for scheduling this hearing on the issue of such vital importance. everything the forest service does, everything is being negatively impacted because of the ever-growing proportion of the agency budget spent fighting for. two decades ago the agency spent 16 of its budget on fire

bryan rice, director from the office of wild land fire at the department of the interior. welcome to the committee. i must tell you that i was very disappointed that we did not receive your testimony until at least 11:00 last night. i think for colleagues that were quite anxious to see the direction and the comments did not receive them until early this morning when folks came in. you can do a heck of a lot better and i just need to start the hearing unfortunate, with an is admonishment. i think the committee deserves a little more more, a little more respect from the administration in terms of your statement. with that, if you would proceed. >> thank you, chairman murkowski, ranking member cantwell and members of the committee. thank you for having me here today. more importantly thank you for scheduling this hearing on the issue of such vital importance. everything the forest service does, everything is being negatively impacted because of the ever-growing proportion of the agency's budget spent fighting for. two decades ago the agency spent 1/6 of its budget on fire. to

bryan rice, director from the office of wild land fire at the department of the interior. welcome to the committee. i must tell you that i was very disappointed that we did not receive your testimony until at least 11:00 last night. i think for colleagues that were quite anxious to see the direction and the comments did not receive them until early this morning when folks came in. you can do a heck of a lot better and i just need to start the hearing unfortunate, with an is admonishment. i think the committee deserves a little more more, a little more respect from the administration in terms of your statement. with that, if you would proceed. >> thank you, chairman murkowski, ranking member cantwell and members of the committee. thank you for having me here today. more importantly thank you for scheduling this hearing on the issue of such vital importance. everything the forest service does, everything is being negatively impacted because of the ever-growing proportion of the agency's budget spent fighting for. two decades ago the agency spent 1/6 of its budget on fire. to