and now i will like to introduce doctor crumb donohue. doctor donohue. team trauma recovery using team work community. it's amazing what work they do for our young teens. >> i want to give mad props to george. i heard your story today. i have goose bumps, because i am so proud of you. jeff adachi helping you get there. go prosperous. i think the word that i have been using and i think it's true, it's integrity. if you go with passion. like jeff said in his speech, check yourself at the door and go forward and things will happen. don't try to solve the world a problems by yourself. in you can solve yours, you world will prosper and get better. thanks. so i run the trust clinic. i am one of the pediatricians. about 20 of us. there's a young man sitting here. i know you. from the general. her son is the tallest. i know this is about the schools. we want you to know, we are there at the general to help you. i help work with to 2 trauma surgions. i work in the team clinic. a lot of us know these kids. a lot of these kids are getting shots. 100 people almost g

tavis: you mentioned this young actor, colin of donohue -- o'donnahughe. i did a little research because of was curious what your first feature was. this guy gets to hang out with anthony hopkins, academy award winner. you were hanging out with peter o'toole and katharine hepburn, a lion in winter. what do you recall about that auspicious start? >> peter tool was almost unconscious. [laughter] most of it was a coma. peter liked to drink. katherine hay to drinkers -- hated drinkers. but she was a very good sport and o'toole was a genius. i was 29 years of age. i remember that. it was a long time ago. young -- i do not waste time being nervous. i was, working with her and a tool. i had seen of tool at the royal theater -- the royal vic in bristol, "look back in anger." he was such a great actor. i think he was a truly genius actor. to work with him was -- we had wild moments. but he was great. every day he was on set, he was professional. we did not become close friends. tavis: i'm going to come back to this movie, "the rite," and that particular set. this t

. >> this is joe donohue. vice president garcia: we have a heavy calendar. i am going to restrict to 21 minute. >> thank you. i do not know the homeowner, but this case is an outrageous. but we have is a homeowner who is living in the building that obviously needs repair, and you have a lady next door to her who is doing guerrilla warfare on her. she is caught between a rock and a hard place. the reality is that if you have a notice of violation on a building, you cannot get a new permit. this lady next door knows that. she is taking advantage of the system to make a living hell for a family. why, we don't know. she needs to see a shrink. your function as commissioners is to help a property owner out who obviously bought a building. there was illegal work may be done 30 years ago. to now use that, she does not want the solution. she once the problems. just tell the homeowner to finish out her building. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment? >> i do not know these folks either, but i am so horrified by this story i cannot even tell you. if i told

thrown in jail for ten years will explore this double standard plus what this chamber president tom donohue you know the you don't i'll explain and i still take but first a pharmaceutical drug once priced at ten dollars is now fifteen hundred dollars. and how it how and i'll explain to you how this thing is screwing expectant moms. you know how pharmaceuticals are putting profits ahead of human lives. kavi pharmaceuticals has just raised the price of their drug maneka. and i'm a keen i think it is which is used in high risk pregnancies to prevent premature births a kidney used to go for ten dollars a dose but now it's going to retail at one thousand five hundred dollars a dose why because the f.d.a. gave kavi pharmaceuticals a license to be the only manufacturer of the drug basically giving them a monopoly over treatments for at risk pregnant women and with that monopoly kavi can charge whatever the heck they want and that's just what they intend to do it companies also making sure that no other competitors jump into the market to sell that he met a more reasonable price they sent out a sle

the catholic thing, i won't go as far as bill donohue and say that bill donohue you is the presidentor chairman -- executive director of the catholic league thinks the time is a deeply bigoted newspaper against catholics. i will not go as far as archbishop dolan saying that, but i will say that the times often seems distant from realities of catholicism. right after i published the news, the second wave of the church sex scandal broke, and i was unrated and tv and listening asked questions about this. and having gone to catholic schools, including a very good catholic high school, having diocesan priests, some of whom were brought up on charges, or however you want to put it, knowing some of my schoolmates who had bad experiences, some of whom actually sued, that the narrative that was carried in the times was much different from my own personal experience. donoghue puts it rather bluntly when he says the catholic church doesn't have a pedophilia problem. it has a homosexual problem. first of all i think the use of the term pedophilia to describe that scandal was inaccurate, because

bill is the reason i can get tom donohue to say transit, it's very exciting. and bill is always better to remind us gently or otherwise when we forget. and i hope that the next leader that you all find realizes just how important apta is as a voice in washington so that we don't slide backwards from doing a highway and public transportation bill back to doing just a highway bill. because there are people who want to do that. and we've got to make sure that does not happen. [applause] >> it is going to be tough, and then going to give you three things to think about today, many of which you probably have thought about before, but i want to try to give you some different ways to contemplate them. if i start beating the dead horse, someone please, bring me up one and sat in front of me. i will start bringing a stuffed beaten of course to my meetings now so that when we sit in a coalition meetings and we start lamenting the terrible situation we're all in in congress, congress will never understand what we're doing and don't they just understand, if they would jus