he's now interred in evergreen cemetery in colorado springs, colorado. the new v.a.community-based outpatient clinic in colorado springs is set to open in the next few months and was only made possible through many years of hard work through the veterans of southern colorado and the support of my colleagues here in crong kong. the new facility would double the size of -- colleagues here in congress. the new facility would double the size and have health care convenient to those in southern colorado. it's only fitting for the new clinic to be named after one of colorado springs and the nation's greatest heroes. i can think of no one more deserving of this honor than private first class floyd k. lindstrom. it is my pleasure to offer h.r. 3375, and i'm grateful for the leadership and support of the v.a. committee chairman, jeff miller, ranking member michaud, and the entire colorado delegation. i ask my colleagues to join me in honoring this great hero by supporting this bill. thank you, mr. speaker, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gen

. >> the possible abduction of 13-year-old heather church was unusual for colorado springs, colorado, a community with very little crime. >> i think it heightened all the concern about taking safety measures with your children and making sure they understood, you know, stranger danger concerns and things like that. >> diane church and her family lived in a sparsely populated area, which meant the kidnapper could have abducted heather without drawing much attention. >> it was this 13-year-old girl who was home, and yet, her brother was left behind. she disappeared and her brother was just still sleeping in his bed. it all was a very suspicious situation right off the bat. >> an fiber profiler agreed. since there was nothing missing from the home and no signs of violence, the profiler suggested heather's abductor might be someone familiar with the family and their routines. >> it's a very high percentage of crimes of that nature that the family members are involved, so you always look at the parents. you always try to check out their alibi or check out their motive and see if there's an

i've steven and this is my wife caitlin and we're from colorado springs, colorado. >> i'm andrea, this is my husband chris. >> i'm elaine and we're from colorado springs. >> i'm chris lynch. i am 48 years old. i live in washington, d.c. and i'm single and i want to take the all-cash challenge. >> we're so excited. >> yes we are. >> whoo. >> we have four credit cards that we used over the years and we would like to pay those off and go strictly on a cash basis. >> we want to see if we actually spend less money by using cash instead of credit. >> i thought, what another way to integrate something cool and disciplined in my day-to-day regimen. >> we adopted our very own cash challenge about three years ago. we were sick and tired of our debt. only way to get rid of debt to pay it down and budget and pay cash for everything. ♪ >> it is amazing. this is how the we tracked our cash on a weekly basis. >> put little stickies on the mason jar with the little categories. at the end of the week i add up all the receipts. i use a xcel spreadsheet and expect all the different categories. >> when we

>> it comes from a little spring in colorado that is between vail and aspen.a called suite water -- thetwater lake resort and -- it is bottled at the source. >> what kind of volume do you plan to do, what kind of scale? >> this would be 71 million bottles. >> as far as your own experience and you always want to get into the bottled water business? >> i have been involved in oil and gas, land development, manufacturing over the years. goldwater is another extraction of natural resources. this is for a healthy purpose and good benefit. this is something we have been interested in. >> you mentioned oil and gas exploration. you make the point that the land on which this spring has been suched is untouched by kinds of activity. >> exactly. we are at the base of the flat tops national wilderness so there is 240,000 acres of wilderness are pretty that is federally -- property that is protected federally. have oil and gas drilling and no motorized vehicles. ofa lot of the popularity bottled water comes from the way that it is bottled. the marketing, the branding, the

does it need one that comes from a spring in colorado? >> we think so.e in it and our name says it all and our motto. naturally balanced alpine springwater. the naturally balanced refers to the ph level. >> explain that to people. >> allen's ph is at 7 -- balanced ph is at seven. our water is that 7.5 which puts us on the alkaline side of the scale. it allows your system to get rid of free radicals and it is more easily assimilated by the human body. >> where does this specifically come from? >> it comes from a little spring in colorado that is between vail and aspen. in an area called suite water -- sweetwater lake resort and the -- it is bottled at the source. >> what kind of volume do you plan to do, what kind of scale? >> this would be 71 million bottles. >> as far as your own experience and you always want to get into the bottled water business? >> i have been involved in oil and gas, land development, manufacturing over the years. goldwater is another extraction of natural resources. this is for a healthy purpose and good benefit. this is something

said he hadn't killed her, but he did mention colorado springs. he colorado detective focusing on cold cases ties rhodes to the crime. three years after killing cynthia mclewen, rhodes confesses to the murder and is given another life sentence. he allegedly tries to exact revenge from behind prison walls. >> within a few years of the arrest, i had gotten information from prison officials that rhodes was issuing a death threat on me. and i wasn't surprised because of how extreme the case was. and the fact that he had multiple life sentences. >> there may be more victims. authorities are still looking at cold cases in colorado, wyoming and several other states where rhodes spent time before moving to florida. >> what are the other cases out there that you were never charged with? >> there are no other cases that i was never charged with. i did what i did. i've owned what i did. i'm not proud of anything that i've done, but i've done no more. >> you can understand how -- >> oh, i understand it. >> it's difficult. >> i understand it. >> because you hav

with me from colorado springs is the author of "oil pulling therapy, detoxifying and healing the bodyhrough oil cleansing," dr. bruce fife. i have to tell you, i saw something on another network on a news show about oil pulling and it frustrated the heck out of me because the anchors were laughing and joking about, oh, how this swishing and what could it possibly do? but it really is something that is an important health tool. would you mind explaining to us what oil pulling is and how it works? >> oil pulling is a marvelous aid to health. and it's very, very simple. basically all you do is put some oil in your mouth, regular oil, and swish it around in your mouth for 15 to 20 minutes and then spit it out, it's that simple. and by doing that, it does a lot of things. primarily it helps clean out the mouth. it basically pulls bacteria, viruses, fungi, black, pus, mucus, toxins out of your mouth. when you spit it out, you're removing all this garbage from your mouth. >> does any certain oil work better than other oils? >> you can use any type of oil. but in my opinion, coconut oil is fa

one of the areas that is going to get further review is in colorado springs, colorado, and there are three aanonymous whistle blowers who have come forward and said there are problems with manipulating waiting times and i've talked to the leadership in both denver and colorado springs. they have told me personally that this is not going on, and i believe them, but at the same time we have whistle blowers saying that it is going on. how does the v.a. treat whistle blowers and what i'm getting at ises there is intimidation taking place? how do we change the culture of intimidation of people are free to step forward? >> part of how we designed this audit was to have direct access to the front line to the senior staff. when our auditors went to the field, they met at the same time with union representation at the field and the facility management. not two separate meetings. one meeting. we did not provide announcement of who we wanted to interview. we provided that when we showed up. so we could have a direct conversation. i will tell you i have read through the open-ended comments of al

rather interesting choice of words when addressing graduating cadets at the air force academy in colorado springs colorado i think the statement begs for someone else he said of the cadets that they have an incredible opportunity to lead and. shaping a new world order for the twenty first century in a way consistent with american interests and common interests ignoring the conspiracy theory kind of is he telling the cadets in rather direct terms that they have to subjugate the whole world to create the order need to suit american interests sort of bringing the whole world to order by force language is something you would expect out of a james bond villain but on the other hand maybe i shouldn't complain at least the guy is being honest because when you are the only world hyper power and proud of it you've got to make sure to keep the competition in line but that's just my opinion . economic right. now i. want to give. the sign. language. because we can we know if you. choose to use the consensus to. choose to get to use the figure a couple. choose the stories get him to. choose access to. hello a

olympian andy potts of colorado springs won the race for the sixth time, setting a new record. the race features a 1.5-mile swim from alcatraz, an 18-mile bike ride and an 8-mile run through san francisco. here's some of the action. andy potts won the race with a finishing time of 2 hours, 4 minutes, 21 seconds. politicians are pushing for an action that would lead to a greater measure of public space. today is the final day of bottlerock music festival. it will end tonight around 11pm. the three day music festival happened in napa valley. it was a celebration of music, food, and local wines. as kron 4's john fenoglio reports, there is already strong public support for the measure. coming up on kron 4 news at 8. there is a lot of open spaces that space is not his usable. supporters say the price to taxpayers is well worth paying. it's actually a small price. for $3.18 for hundred thousand dollars of assessed value we can protect these lands for perpetuity. > > with interest on the bonds taxpayers could have to pay increase on those bonds up to $3 million a college athlete gets

one of the areas that is going to have to get further review is in colorado springs, colorado. and there are three anonymous whistle blowers who have come forward and said that there are problems with manipulateing waiting times. ened and i've talked to the leadership in both denver and colorado springs. that i have told me personally that this is not going on and i believe them, but at the same, we have whistleblowers saying that it is going on. mr. matkovsky, how does the va treat whistle blowers? and what i'm getting at, if there is intimidation taking place, how do we change the culture from intimidation to where people are free to step forward? >> part of how we design this audit was to have direct access to the front line from our senior staff. when our audit tores went to the field, they met at the same time with the union representation at the field and the facility management. not two separate meeting, one meeting. we did not provide advanced announce:of who we wanted to interview. we provided that when we showed up, so we could have a direct conversation. i will tell

this video you're about to see was captured on cell phone, 40 miles west of colorado springs.en a tornado touched down on a golf course. >> when i looked down i see there's a man with a huge blow to the right side of his head and his wrist bone just completely popped out of his skin. just a horrifying sight. i grabbed my phone called 911 and we had to lift a golf courst off his head. >> rebecca stevenson. >> as the thunderstorm started to pick up in the afternoon on the lee ward side of the rockies, lee ward meaning it is on the eastern side of the recycles, those storms came in contact with an area of low pressure, coming across at the same time, it really enhanced the energy and helped those storms just explode in energy, and storm reports came in with so many tornado reports from aurora, to centennial to grover, to a few places in southwest wyoming even, into new mexico and texas too. lot of rainfall in these storms. live radar, all the way down touching almost into lubbock again. again speaking of lubbock, you had a lot of lightning last night. storms were hitting you hard

held conference leaders with local leaders, spoken with the facility directors in denver and colorado springs to evaluate the quality of care and i've put out a call to veterans to call my office. we have subpoenaed documents and testimony, heard from numerous witnesses from the va. i've sent multiple letters demanding answers as i'm sure all of us and supported legislation to expand fee basis care and to give va leadership more flexibility to fire negligent employees. at first, the va attempted to down play the significance and extent of the problem. only through the efforts of whistle-blowers, brave individuals from across the country that have taken great risk to expose the truth, has the depth of the issues at the va come to light. subsequently, the interim va office of ig validated the claims and labeled them systemic. yesterday, the va's bimonthly access data said the electronic wait list in denver had more than doubled since their last report just two weeks ago. this problem is not getting better. it is getting worse. we cannot kick this can down the road. we can't simply seek to creat

we're talking rapid city down to colorado springs out towards denver again, one of those major hubs,. now, into the northeast, that same system that brought that rain into chicago, now sliding farther to the east today. what we're watching for, more showers developing especially as we get later throughout the day. in d.c. and new york, kind of dry in the morning hours, as we continue into the late afternoon and evening, we'll start to see the heavier showers during the overnight period. by tomorrow, it does kick offshore. you can always get the thunderstorms but a lot lighter than you'll see today bit time of tomorrow. temperaturewise, staying calm. 2 to 5 inches, heaviest around vermont, maine, new hampshire. 1 to 2 inches in new york city, down ford philly. temperatures nice and hot, not muggy. comfortable for everyone. in the south, those temperatures staying hot and muggy as well. i got rid of swampy for you. >> swampy, i like swampy. it's descriptive. >> aka summer. >>> let's take a look at what's coming up on "new day," chris cuomo joins us. welcome back, my friend. >> it's goo

kids playing in the floodwaters in greeley, colorado. springver over the banks. the water level reached nine feet, a foot above flood stage. >>> all right. don't play in floodwaters. >>> here's a look at the weather across the nation. severe storm system moving east, hitting the ohio river valley with thunderstorms stretching in to new england. another band of severe storms following close behind in the upper midwest, but it will be a sunny, pleasant day from the rockies to the west coast. >> temperatures heating up across the country. warm and a summer-like in the 80s. across the south, 90s in texas and the southwest and much milder in the north. >>> a couple of weeks ago a viral video featured a mother bear hauling one of her cubs to safety away from traffic. on a road in canada it was very cute. i don't know if you remember that. now another video starring different bears and a different road. >> mama and her three little ones look ready to cross that road in wisconsin but wait too much traffic apparently. they did a hasty retreat to safety

the pikes peak festival in colorado springs. your favorite kilt and get ready for a lot of fun. the best in celtic rock music. this festival has all things irish. it looks like fun. watch out and keep an eye on the sky for storms. peter? >> thanks so much. after the quickest wardrobe change into a child's medium, it's time for the moment we have been waiting for. do you know what the most popular sound at the world cup is? listen. >> goal! >> goal! >> goal! >> goal! >> goallll! >> goallll! >> goallll! >> all right. all right, it's aur turn now. we are going to see which one of us can yell goal the longest. >> are we really doing it? >> my voice is going to crack. i can't hold a note. >> it doesn't matter. you have been practicing all night. this is our plaza fan of the day this morning. >> hi. >> just because we are related, hill, doesn't mean there's going to be any favoritism here. she's going to be our judge. i guess you kick things off, huh? >> yes, i do. >> on three. >> i get to start. >> we're good. >> okay, when i sago, y

i've talked to the leadership in both denver and colorado springs. have they have told me personally not that this is not going on and ii believe them, but at the same, we have whistleblowers saying that it is going on. mr. matkovsky, how does the va treat whistle blowers?does and what i'm getting at, if there is intimidation taking place, how do we change the culture from intimidation to where people are free to step forward? are >> part of how we designed thisw audit was to have direct access to the front line from our to h senior staff. when our auditors went to the field, they met at the same time with the union representation at the field and the facility management. not two separate meeting, one meeting. we did not provide advanced anne announcement of who we wanted to interview.we p we provided that when we showed up, so we could have a direct conversation. i will tell you, i have read through the open-ended comments of all of the responses that i n could and nothing, nothing saddened me more than an who s employee who says i was trying to do

facility in colorado, he was serving time for the mayhem he and a friend caused on the streets of colorado springsapproached bruce, he was outside of his cell, and i said, bruce, you know, i'm with the camera crew, what do you want? i know why you're here, and we'd love to get your story. he said, well, why wouldn't you want my story, look at me. i'm like a movie actor. >> bastian accepted a plea bargain on two murder charges that resulted in a 60-year sentence for accessory and conspiracy to commit murder and aggravated robbery. the crimes occurred over a four-month period and were committed by bastion, who was home on leave, and a discharged army buddy. their two murder victims were fellow soldiers, one of whom served in their unit. >> it just kind of came out of nowhere one night really. i mean, we were sitting there, we were drinking at my house. so we decided to go out and leave the house and the next thing you know, there's a dead guy lying in the parking lot and we're driving away. and after that it kind of just escalated after that, you know. >> why do it again? why commit another crime? >

. >>> colorado springs, o'reilly you left out one important fact with regard to the u.s.tus of forces agreement that would protect troops from local prosecution. that's why president obama did not lead force there is and it was the right decision. i've raised that issue on a number of occasions, brandon, the latest with colonial peters this week. he says president obama didn't even try to convince the iraqis to sign the deal. peters is very informed and very honest. mike raleigh, bill, in listening to things going wrong you left out the mass shootings. how will reblame this on the president? if you want to be a kool-aid guy, that's up to you but what i listed last night in the talking points is true. you can read it on billoreilly.com and no amount of sarcasm will change that. >>> after hearing your talking points on the problems america has, i flipped over to msnbc, you would never know there is any problems on the president's watch. according to a poll, just 5% of americans trust that network. the lowest score by far among the tv media. >>> somewhere in california, bill

. >> but all of this will cover the cost and this plant in colorado springs is a prime example of therice that rate payers may have to shoulder. >> the city-owned coal plant was heavily damaged by fire in april. it's now shut down. converting it to gas when it returns to service in a few months has been deemed far too expensive. >> we would have to dig a high-pressure, high capacity line and put it in there and the cost of that is just not economically feasible? >> excel energy, colorado's largest utility says its customers will pay two % more on that monthly bills over the next 10 years to cover the cost of converting its plants. a price the company believes is worth the cost as it moves away from coal to a cleaner energy future. jim huli, al jazeera, denver. >> deadly flooding across afghanistan today, coming up next on al jazeera america, the remote villages hit hard by this disaster. plus another terrible consequence of the civil war in syria, how a deadly disease wiped out in most countries is making a comeback there. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. here are the top stori

one of the areas that is going to get further review is in colorado springs, colorado, and there are three aanonymous whistle blowers who have come forward and said there are problems with manipulating waiting times and i've talked to the leadership in both denver and colorado springs. they have told me personally that this is not going on, and i believe them, but at the same time we have whistle blowers saying that it is going on. how does the v.a. treat whistle blowers and what i'm getting at ises there is intimidation taking place? how do we change the culture of intimidation of people are free to step forward? >> part of how we designed this audit was to have direct access to the front line to the senior staff. when our auditors went to the field, they met at the same time with union representation at the field and the facility management. not two separate meetings. one meeting. we did not provide announcement of who we wanted to interview. we provided that when we showed up. so we could have a direct conversation. i will tell you i have read through the open-ended comments of al

lynch, in the last two weeks number of veterans in my district in colorado springs have contacted my office asking for help while trying to see a doctor has more than doubled. one veteran described how he was referred to get a biopsy done on his thyroid to determine whether or not he had cancer only to be told he couldn't be seen for two months. i can't imagine having to wait for two months to even just get a test done when you have a possible cancerous growth. tell me what options are available to denver medical center to experiod dit a biopsy appointment in particular especially based on medical necessity and if there's a possibility of a life threatening condition? >> congressman, based on what you're telling me, if services cannot be provided in less than 30 days, that is an unacceptable waiting time. and the denver va facility should be able to identify a community provider to offer those services. >> that would be the fee basis approach that we've talked about. >> that's the use of nonva care or the fee basis approach, yes. >> so 55 days for that type of procedure is unacceptab

a lesbian--olympliaian andy potts of colorado springs won the race for the sixth of the times said in a new record. the race features a 1.5 mi. on from alcatraz and 80 mi. bike ride and a mile run through san francisco. the kidney what came to san francisco yesterday. over 1000 kidney does not disease survivors and their loved ones came to the vent which was put on by the national kidney foundation ". we spoke with a survivor and she says her children but wanted to donate their kidneys to her. barbara did give a kidney she needed her son not sandy donated a kidney to a stranger. together the family has raised nearly $20,000 for the national kidney foundation. american idol finalist scott macintyre made an appearance at the kit you walk. the singer was diagnosed with stage for kidney failure and he was a teenager. he described as a like to battle the disease from a young age. up mcintyre performed for over 1000 kidney disease survivors and their loved ones this afternoon. the that was all but the national kidney foundation which raises money for it and the research to be disease resear

clinic of the department of veterans' affairs to be constructed at 3141 centennial boulevard, colorado springs, colorado, as the p.f.c. floyd k. lind strom department of veterans' affairs clinic. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 396, the nays are zero. zero recorded as present. 2/3 being in the affirmative. the rules are suspended. the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the unfinished business is vote on the motion of the the gentleman from north carolina, mr. meadows to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 1671 on which yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will repo

the first, as director clapper said in colorado springs a couple weeks ago and betty sapp, our director in the nro mentioned at a conference in florida about a month ago, there are big changes ahead in the way we use our overhead space architecture. some of the biggest changes, in my view, that we've seen in several decades. it will be possible, as director clapper mentioned, through techniques such as activity-based intelligence and associated architecture capabilities to go with it to have persistence we've never had before to where we can look at things for long periods of time. and you can imagine the benefits that will give us. the second aspect that i believe will be revolutionary as we go forward besides persistence is integration. rather than having an overhead architecture, as betty sapp described it, that isn't set as individual systems with supporting systems, we will have for the first time going forward a really integrated architecture, and there is tremendous benefits that come from that. we're working to strengthen our crypt analytic capabilities and then our national-lev

for "cbs this morning," barry petersen, colorado springs. >> don't you think he raise as good point?u'll meet the millionaire some consider china's donald trump. ♪ we are the world we are the children ♪ >> i've never seen donald do, that but okay. he's launching a new stunt in the u.s. will it really help people down on their luck? that's ahead. myily >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. so when we packed up our rav4, i brought this. ♪ turns out my family likes dancing too. the rav4 toyota. let's go places. dad. how did you get here? i don't know. (speaking in russian) look, look, look... you probably want to get away as much as we do. with priceline express deals, you can get a fabulous hotel without bidding. think of the rubles you'll save. one touch, fun in the sun. i like fun. well, that went exactly as i planned... really? ahhh! what is it? there are no marshmallows in this box of lucky charms! huh... weird... seriously? what? they're magically delicious maybe traveling for work sounds glamorous, but have you been on an airplane

held conference leaders with local leaders, spoken with the facility directors in denver and colorado springs to evaluate the quality of care and i've put out a call to veterans to call my office. we have subpoenaed documents and testimony, heard from numerous witnesses from the va. i've sent multiple letters demanding answers as i'm sure all of us and supported legislation to expand fee basis care and to give va leadership more flexibility to fire negligent employees. at first, the va attempted to down play the significance and extent of the problem. only through the efforts of whistle-blowers, brave individuals from across the country that have taken great risk to expose the truth, has the depth of the issues at the va come to light. subsequently, the interim va office of ig validated the claims and labeled them systemic. yesterday, the va's bimonthly access data said the electronic wait list in denver had more than doubled since their last report just two weeks ago. this problem is not getting better. it is getting worse. we cannot kick this can down the road. we can't simply seek to creat

now from billings down to colorado springs is where we find severe weather highlights, stro >> so much thank you. and among the things coming up, they are back together, jennie garth and tori spelling of "90210" fame. they're reuniting. we'll tell but that coming up on "gma". >>> good morning. i'm kristen sze. there was a high-speed chase involving the chp and a stolen bmw. >>> in oakland, the red cross is helping 17 people, five of them children, find a new place to stay after a fire ripped through their apartment building. it broke out on 39th avenue near international boulevard around 2:45 this morning. everyone got out safely. >>> let's get the latest from the morning commute with leyla. >> b.a.r.t. or mass transit, everything on time p, but we have this sigalert in effect until about 10:00 this morning westbound side of 80, the fifth street off ramp shut down due to police activity after a fiery crash ended in two fatalities. harrison street is open, but the fifth street exit will be shut down until 10:00. kristen? >> we continue to follow that, leyla. thanks a lot. be... better..

colorado springs, which is the second biggest city, they're going forward with medical sales, but they have banned recreational. aurora is doing the inverse. they are in the process of allowing recreational sales. it depends on what locality or and. many of the folks in my group are open for medical and recreational. host: one of the measures of success would be involving keeping tabs on organizations that sell recreational marijuana. is that right in your opinion? what kind of monitoring is going on because of the passage of the new law? we have about 500 pages of marijuana law and regulation here in colorado. it is a huge framework. i comes with state and local licensing. when it comes to owners, they have background checks and felony restrictions and financial disclosures. the whole idea is locking the black market out. when it comes to security, there's mandatory surveillance and limited access areas. there are a number of safety protections, like mandatory testing, labeling, packaging. one of the biggest aspect of the program is there is a sales tracking mechanism that comes compl

for "cbs this morning," barry petersen, colorado springs. >> don't you think he raise as good point?ront making its way into california. some rain spreading in far northern california. might even see sprinkles here. we are seeing some drizzle this morning. looks like a lot of clouds early on. delays at sfo of an hour and a half plus on arriving flights due to low clouds. drizzle at the beaches. temperatures 70s inside the bay this afternoon, 80s in the valleys. clouds going to continue on and off through tomorrow. then more sunshine on friday. much warmer getting hot over the weekend. >>> only on "cbs this morning" you'll meet the millionaire some consider china's donald trump. ♪ we are the world we are the children ♪ >> i've never seen donald do, that but okay. he's launching a new stunt in the u.s. will it really help people down on their luck? that's ahead. myily >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. so when we packed up our rav4, i brought this. ♪ turns out my family likes dancing too. the rav4 toyota. let's go places. dad. how did

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conference calls with local leaders, spoken directly with the facility directors in denver and colorado springs to evaluate the quality of care, and i have put out a call to veterans to call my office subpoenaed a documents coming hearing from numerous witnesses, sending multiple letters demanding answers as to my short of all of us have, and i have supported legislation to support fee-based parent to give that va leaders more flexibility to fire negligent employees. first the va attempted to downplay the significance and extent of the problem. only through the efforts of whistle-blowers, brave individuals from across the country that taking great risk to expose the truth, has the depth of the issues that the va come to light. subsequently, the answer and va office of inspector general report validated these was lower claims and has labeled them as systemic. yesterday that va bimonthly access data show the electronic waitlist for the va medical center in denver that provides care for many of my constituents had more than doubled since the last report just two weeks ago. this problem is not gett