>> i'm leslie i'm delighted to speak on on behalf of doris republicans reappointment. i've known doris republican but in the last 10 years we've worked only committees for nonprofit to which we both belong i want to focus on what i consider to be the most important characteristic she's ethnical she does the right thing and her heart is definitely belongs to san francisco so she works very, very hard for the benefit of the city of san francisco for the two other talents she's smart and diligent. and she brings that to bear unreservely to what she puts her mind to she'll lead the port very strongly and lastly she's hardworking. i have to say that i'm probably not as hard working as she is in working on the same committee she 0 drove me to exceed what i thought was good enough (laughter) so i think somebody said she raise the bar and drags people along with her. so thank you >> thank you leslie. is there any public comment? . seeing none. i known ms. hoe for less than 48 hours i met with heroin day it was obviously to me the professionalism she brings into my situation an

they hate my music. >> do they like doris day? >> doris day, smashmouth and psi.hey have a wealth of musical talent. >> you're going on tour? >> we're going on tour this summer. >> you just got off tour. >> you see the twins. i have to feed them. blues traveller, smashmouth, sugar ray. we'll be across the this beautiful nation. all summer long. >> great. >> love to have you ladies. everyone come out. if you love number one songs from the '90s, you will have a great time. >> have a great time. >> i hear you're awesome in "sharknado 2." >> it's amazing. i'm waiting for the academy award. >> two ladies with a lot to celebrate get ambushed on the plaza. we'll celebrate their gorgeous new look. >> find out why 50 women and their best friends packed into our studio. >> there they are. >> it's a party down there right after this. cleaning the home. it often means heavy duty cleaning with bleach. but lysol power & free can change the way you clean. it cleans even better than bleach with its hydrogen peroxide formula, and it kills 99.9% of germs without the harshness. a po

perhaps starting with you, doris and proceeding down the panel. where were you on that day, what were doing? what is your reaction to the news? what was the first noticeable change in your life? >> i was working at firestone tire and rubber he do in akron, ohio, on that day. that day changed my life a lot. because my husband enlisted in the marine corps that very day. he felt that it was the thing to do, even without asking me. but i guess it was the right thing for him to do. no disrespect to eisenhower, he didn't want to be in the army, so he thought he could get what he wanted if he enlisted ahead of time, and he enlisted in the marine corps. and believe it or not, he enlisted in cleveland, ohio, and they never even let him return home. they sent him directly to san diego that very minute, and he didn't even have a toothbrush, didn't get to say goodbye to his parents or nothing, or to me. [laughter] of course we weren't married at the time. we were engaged, yes. but that's what happened to me on pearl harbor day. i was working at firestone. i w

first, doris concerns goodwin, a pulitzer prize winning author, a former member of the lbj white house staff and one of the first members of the white house fellows program that was created by president johnson and by john gardener. joe califano, who served as domestic affairs advisor, better put, domestic affairs czar for prejudice from 1965 to 1969. ambassador andrew young, one of dr. king's very closest aides, the first african-american united states congressman elected from the deep south since reconstruction. appointed by president carter as united states ambassador to the united nations. and mayor of my city of atlanta from 1982 until 1990. taylor branch, pau pulitzer prize winning author best known for his writings on civil rights, his book, parting the waters, america in the king years, won the pulitzer in 1989. our moderator today is todd purdum, a contributing editor at vanity fair, a senior editor at politico. he recently published a book, an idea whose time has come, two presidents, two parties and the battle for the civil rights act of 1964. ladies and gentlemen, please we

snyder.our panel were -- doris snyder. doris is the mother of our snyder.urator, william that has made the panel a real family affair as you will see in a moment. skipping down to the end of the bob was a boy in western oklahoma. went on to oklahoma a&m, now of course oklahoma state university, where he studied journalism. he met his wife and they married in 1955. the blessed event, also known as my birth, occurred four years later. [laughter] please welcome our panelists. [applause] i would like to start just by asking about a key date in history, december 7, 1941. doris,arting with you, and then proceeding down the panel. where were you, what were you doing, what was your reaction to the news? what was the first noticeable change in your life? was working at the firestone tire and rubber company that day. a lot.y changed my life enlistedy husband had in the marine corps that very day. he felt it was the thing to do. without asking me. [laughter] was the thing to do. no disrespect to eisenhower, he did not want to be in t

first, doris concerns goodwin, a pulitzer prize winning author, a former member of the lbj white house staff and one of the first members of the white house fellows program that was created by president johnson and by john gardener. joe califano, who served as domestic affairs advisor, better put, domestic affairs

as dory ladner says, he got gamed. charlie would work as a snik organizers chiefly in sunflower county in the delta. he would in 1964 be one of the primary architects of the mississippi summer project, though he was also someone who opposed the project. it was, i'm sure many of you have seen this document, this was charlie who wrote the prospectus for the freedom schools, schools intended in his words to fill an intellectual and create a vacuum in the lives of young negro mississippianss and so get them to articulate their own demands and questions. he's remained an activist in the decade first and he has also worked as a journalist for national public radio and national geographic, for all africa.com. i'll embarrass him when i say he's probably person on the brown faculty who never went back for a second year of college. he is also the author of a series of book that are quite extraordinary. radical equations. civil rights of mississippi. on the road to freedom, a guided tour of the civil rights trail, and last but no

doris thank you says it faces down over the doorway straight down at the deck and that's at the lower level. >> i'm sorry. >> what's the lighting up on the deck? and it's led. >> that's what i asked correct the binge out lighting and maybe mr. doris thank you can come up. >> i can't tell from this. >> good evening, commissioners the latin-american is led step lighting as directed done on the department of education deck not directed out in my direction. >> where are they located. >> in the firewall on the other side of the barbecue. >> their directed down not up in my direction. >> thank you. >> any additional questions. >> no, thank you. mr. sanchez >> thank you scott sanchez planning department i don't see a permit from 2010 the first permit is from 2012 the neighborhood verification goes to owners and couldn't and provides 2011 plans based on the dr application in their dr application they clearly state their opposition is to the roof-deck i'll say during the 2013 dr they filed it in response to the dr notification based on the roof-deck had there been no roof doishg deck on the pl

nap was found beaten to death in her home back in april -- doris knapp. and one person has been arrested, and that's her husband. >> reporter: neighbors were surprised to find out that their neighbor, dr. bergeron who spent years saving lives, might have taken his wife's. >> maybe there's something that we don't know about. >> he has a practice here in gilroy anchored in this office building. >> it's shocking to find out that he would be able to do that. i don't believe it myself. i cannot believe that he would do that. >> reporter: a woman who asked not to be identified told ktvu she worked closely with him for more than two decades. >> i cannot believe that somebody who's very codependent with his wife that can plan or do anything like this. it's just not possible. >> reporter: doris knapp was found at their home on april 1st. police have only said she was kill bid blunt force trauma. a friends of delvion is also wanted in connection to the murder. >> he's from south america. the concern is he might have fled the country. >> investigators say galvez sho

. >> i'm going to try to find doris day in carmel. i miss her.specially when i listen to your music most of the time. i miss doris day. >> let's give a shoutout to a couple of people. >> oh, yeah. >> one of my mom's dearest friends, gary grismire who is also a dear friend of our show, he watched our show every day. my mom went to coffee with him every morning. jennifer, my mom, and gary were like a threesome. gary passed away and the funeral is tomorrow. i just wanted to know, family and friends, we are thinking of them. >> and dee emerson lost her precious daddy yesterday. in his 90s, had a wonderful blessed life. but still, the pain of that is very tough. very tough. do we have time? >> is it okay or not okay to photograph yourself doing yoga in public? pressing question. here's what we have to say about it. >> seems a little narcissistic. either that or i'm just jealous. >> nice answer. all right. since there is planking and whaling, why not yoga-bition. add it to the list. >> don't you think it's narcissistic? i like to say that. >> that's yo

doris miller was the first african-american hero of world war ii.after enlisting in the united states navy at the dallas recruiting station and attending basic training in norfolk, virginia, dorrie arrived on the u.s.s. west virginia station in pearl harbor. at the time there were few options for black sailors in the navy. dorrie was assigned as the mess attendant. t 6:00 a.m. on december 7, dorrie was awake conducting his duties as room steward for the officers when the alarm for general quarters rang out. throughout the fighting, he assisted in transporting wounded to the first aid stations, kept load ammunition and manned an unattended aircraft deck gun. while under bombardment from e japanese, dorrie continued attacking at the attacking men, possibly taking down one of the aircraft. for his extraordinary courage, dorrie was awarded the navy cross for admiral chester them its. he was the first african-american -- nemitz. he was the first african-american to receive that honor in the pacific fleet. the two years after pearl harbor, dorrie gave the

doris fuller the executive director of the treatment advocacy center talks about the recent calls for an overhaul of the nation's mental health system in the wake of last weekend's california shooting spree. and "wall street journal" reporter amy harter looks at the new climate change initiative which the administration is set to announce on monday. and

it was really in his gut. >> doris, if i could ask you about that. with no disrespect to president johnson's colossal role in this. many other people had a hand in this too. i think it is less well known that in the senate, the president was chasing, he was chomping at the bit, wanting them to hold the senate around the clock, wanting to go into overdrive. they thought the best strategy was to let the southerners talk and exhaust themselves. what discipline must it have taken him to restrain himself? an extraordinary understanding of the congress. he knew when to apply that pressure and when to let up. he knew for a certain period of time that he had to trust his leaders there. he would call when he needed to. the discussions are just fabulous. you come with me on this bill and 200 meters from now, schoolchildren will know only two names. how could he resist? the naacp will be flying your banner. just to go back to what we were saying before, i think that a socialetween movement pushing at a president is the best moment in our american history. the p

the second book that i'm reading at the moment that might take me most of the summer is dark -- doris kearns book the bully pulpit. in some respects it's a powerful archive because what roosevelt was facing was a significant inequality in terms of wealth. he was trying to make progressive changes. he was dealing with some of the issues we are dealing with today the role of corporations in the political process. he has his whole progressive agenda but the interesting thing is the contrast between he and taft. both respected each other immensely. in fact roosevelt had a different temperament and it plays out very significant ways that the contribution not just the intellect but the temperament and politics in any type of endeavor. to fascinating characters. i knew a lot more about teddy roosevelt then i did william howard taft but they are both fascinating figures. >> my son paul was in the hospital at children's national. we were waiting to have his open heart surgery and he'd been diagnosed with benign congenital heart defects and had to have the surgery otherwise he would die. part o

he was flying from a fundraiser for doris concerns goodwin.rnor and msnbc political analyst ed rendell had seen katz on friday night and invited -- had been invited on the ill-fated trip. ed joins me now. our condolences i know this is a preloss to you personally and city of philadelphia to whom he had lewis katz was such a major figure and colleagues at the philadelphia inquirer and daily news. because you had a commitment to the little synagogue in south philadelphia, you could not take the trip? >> yeah, two commitments, but one was for the smallest synagogue in pennsylvania, it's in a rowhouse in south philly. they have a speaker's program where they try to raise money for renovations. they can only fit 100 people in and charge $10 and i agreed to speak. that was the reason i think more than anything else that i turned down the flight because i love doris as you do and i would have gone up. it's what her son did was so incredible. and you know, lou katz, who has been talked about on tv was a giant of a man who did incredible big things. he

host: your thoughts on the history doris was talking about. guest: the funding question is a difficult one because there are reasons to say there is not enough funding at the v.a., that there are issues with funding, but in a lot of ways to budget has grown. it has not necessarily been declining. or notstion is whether it has been growing enough to keep up with this continued continued demand. and whether or not the money is being used advantageously and being used well, actually helping veterans as opposed to just building a bureaucracy that doesn't get anything done or help those veterans. it is a matter of funding but it thatso a matter of using funding well. host: off of twitter -- whose loan tips in the echo guest: -- who is sloan gibson? infantry is a former officer who was a banker for a couple of decades and then he way he uso, which is the put in the veterans community know him. that is the organization that puts on two wars in war zones of entertainers and past set cookies and coffee at airports around the world for troops. has now b

in a statement, patrick leahy and doris matsui said the measure "would help prevent the creation of a two-tiered internet system and ensure consumers can all access content equally." the canadian government has conditionally improved a controversial pipeline that would carry crude oil from operatives tarzan's. corporation's northern gateway pipeline project would bring tar sands oil to kennedy -- to canada's west coast. it is seen as the main backup option should president obama reject another tar sands pipeline, the keystone xl. on tuesday the office of canadian prime minister stephen harper said the pipeline to go ahead if it meets over 200 conditions. but none of harper's conditions include preventing a negative impact on climate change. opponents say they plan to increase protests against the pipeline and organize a provincial referendum to put the project a popular vote. those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am in the goodman. sunni militants have seized part of a rack's largest oil refinery located in the northern c

next item >> item 58 for the reappointment of doris republican to the port commission. >> same house, same call? this motion is approved next item >> item 59 motion conforming the reappointment of willie adams to 2018. >> same house, same call? this motion is depraved next. >> item 60 to authorize the supplement of a lawsuit filed by sonya on april 19, 2012, in the united states northern district of california. >> same house, same call? this ordinance is passed on the first reading. and madam clerk item 61 to 64. >> those were not forwarded to the board and are not before the board today. >> why don't we go to roll call. >> mr. president, you are the first supervisor to introduce new business. >> thank you madam clerk and colleagues it is with heavy heart i ask we adjourn today's meeting whom i worked with. shell thomas that was a community leader and a former staffer and passed away this weekend. shell was an north beach resident for over 15 years more than him he worked tieflsly to improve the northeast neighborhoods he got things done and in particular telephones a huge advocate fo

unfortunately england and italy they are our book big money spending it on the other end of the scale there's doris at the bottom just here with thirty one million dollars but these thieves these four teams just here that all still in the competition which demonstrates the fact that you don't need big money evidently to do well in this competition or do you is worth mentioning as well the spanish national team is worth thirty times more than the indoor and so what does this tell us about these big money to use with star players such as is today. going to ask david coverdale from the sun these are now david this begs the question does money really make any difference a tour once those players are on the pitch. i think air and international football probably does it make as much different as it does. include being the richest clubs do you dominate they buy the best fires they can coach the best players if they're rivals. to and it seems players going to be trying to get there to save the whole season but come on well kirk it's a main it's a seven games two with it as a team can do well without some o

in a statement, doris goodwin called katz a good friend. katz was 72 years old.ion from our nbc news interview with edward snowden, andrea mitchell was told that the edward snowden incident has been damaging on many levels. has he done irreparable harm to national security? this was his response. >> unquestionable irreparable harm. if he owns up to half of it, that he was a spy in an intelligence agency, he would understand there's no way that the united states could reveal without creating harm what it is we have lost. >> general hayden's comments come -- more americans disagree with edward snowden's decision to leak nsa documents. 27% of voters have an unfavorable opinion of snowden while only 13% view him positively. when the numbers go from 18 to 30-year-olds, the numbers flip. he himself is 30 years old. >> there are six members from california serving on the committee for veterans affairs. today's winner, michael short, surely not short on knowledge, you, sir, are a winner. we'll be right back. don't go anywhere. stick with innovation. stick with power. sti

nasa thought it would be easier to control this dory if you just have to press circus at home. but she was rebellious and decided she would go down to cope the beach for scott launch despite not so wanting to stay at home. and so, as the other wife said, she was a bit of a rebel. this is really getting away from me. here is a vision into together spilling some of those stresses i was talking about. you have to remember this was an incredibly exclusive group of women. their reporters camped out on their lawn right now, people trying to peer into the wind though. one of the wise once told me, james conrad, do she remembers hearing a reporter ever witnessed me at the microphone closer to the window so if she screams we hear her. but there is a huge amount of media attention on the wing and. here they are together watching apollo 11 and it's a splashdown party because i can see the champagne has been up and in their affairs to dishes. they would never have been champagne until there is a successful splashdown. >> i love the story. you're telling earlier about the rabbit hole betwee

i'm not against -- melissa: prove that they are not hunky-dory? i don't know, i think it proves they want a piece of that. >> proves people on the low end still are not making enough money. that is what this is about. low end wages are stagnant. there is not enough jobs in the middle. those middle good-paying jobs. we have an economy right now that produces jobs on the low end and jobs on the high-end. >> a lot of jobs on the low end. melissa: shows unions are pretty desperate and out there organizing. >> why do you dismiss their reality of the situation? i'm not saying i -- melissa: no one is being forced to work there. if it is so awful why are people -- >> they don't get paid a lot of money. >> why are they going after walmart? why are they going after mcdonald's. 75% of the jobs created are these low-paying, miserable, part-time jobs. that is charlie's point. why aren't they protesting in washington. >> that is where they should protest. >> for the impact, on wall street, what is the impact going to be if this goes forward with walmart, with m

doris burke was tasked in trying to get answers out of popovich. and here's how that went. >> what are yourbjectives as fab about lebron is concerned? >> are you serious? keep him from scoring. >> what do you want to see in the fourth? >> i would like to see lebron play poorly. >> sounds good, pop. mike? >> jimmy: seems like he'd be a fawn guy to play charades with. this is gregg popovich's college yearbook photo. not only is the photo deadly serious, look at his bio. his b says, his future plans include happiness. i'm sorry that didn't work out. i would be angry, too, if my parents named me gregg with three gs. by the way, father's day is on sunday. we have a plan to celebrate with a new untube challenge. you don't have to wait until sunday to do this. wait until your dad is asleep. creep into his room, flip on the lights, scream hop on pop and pounce on him. of course, i need you to record video of this and upload it to youtube with the title, hey jimmy kimmel, i hopped on pop. if we love it, we'll put it on the show. wouldn't that be a nice gift

. >> and i chanted with actor dean doris about the upcoming season and what it's like to work on a series based on author stephen king's famous book. >> no one is safe, that's the tag line. we'll see how that plays out as the season goes on. we had a high body count last year. we're going to keep it high this year. all these great books that you have read throughout your life, now you're getting to actually say the words that this great author writes for you and it was a real honor. >> it's on tonight. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com [ wind gusting ] [ gusting continues ] >> liam: quinn? is that you, you creepy bitch? [ lock clicks ] [ grunts ] aah! aah. [ fanfare plays ] >> pam: it never gets old. isn't it magical, oliver? >> oliver: defit

of cargo, people, and the maritime industry in this city that whole port commission and staff there doris republican and a lot of other people peter who's here today have been very instrumental in everything that's gone on in all the projects along the waterfront and i'm here today to thank them and please ask that both of them be reappointed thank you for your time >> thank you. >> indulge supervisors. shawn i'm the president of local 34 i'm going to talk about the willie i know willie who is my friend and will absolutely be there for anybody anytime no matter what and he does that in his job as commissioner if you show up at the meeting and need 5, 6, 7 minutes after the meeting is over he will take the time. and the reason you see that from willie he's humble he comes up and speaks from the heart and you can see it comes from his internal feelings from himself. if you look at where willie will be from 5 years from now if not an international secretary for us he'll be on the job next to us and me. he's a working class guy and a humble man and an outstanding servant for the sfifgs >> any

galvez is accused in the murder of doris knapp.he was found dead inside her home on bristlecone court in april. her husband, german baldeon, is in custody. but galvez is also a suspect in this case. in napa county. investigators seize more than 13-thousand marijuana plants at an illegal grow campsite. it was hidden in the thick brush on a mountainside on lake county highway. along with the plants, which are worth nearly 14 million dollars. narcotics agents found a tent, food supplies, and four sleeping bags at the site. they also found a carving in a tree that referenced a city in mexico. which could mean the drugs were going to be exported across the country. a stanford university student says. she was raped by a fellow student. and how the university responded has the victim and other students outraged. kron four's justine waldman has details. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99. [

host: as we focus on america's mental health system will we want to welcome doris fuller. thank you for being with us. this headline from usa today, following the shooting that resulted in six that's in santa barbara last weekend. with one fact, back in 1995 we had nearly 8 illion seriously mentally that's.ith 161,000 -- beds. and today we have a greater need a smaller capacity. guest: that is correct. it is actually worse than that. we put out a report that shows that we have about half of what is available is reserved for criminals. when we are talking about people -- have not talked about who of not committed a crime, that is about 17,000 beds. we have a loved one new has been hospitalized multiple times with a mental illness. the we found is because of dearth of beds, they were give her for a few days and then be released. she would never be stabilized. we need to do a lot of things to address this problem. we need more beds, more psychiatric crisis centers in this country. we do not do to have a cause bubbles, but we need help and -- hospitals, but we need more beds a

former president bill clinton, ed rendell, senator cory booker, bill cosby and author and historian doriswin. katz and six other died friday night when his private jet crashed in massachusetts. >>> today is the 25th anniversary of the deadly student led crackdown in tiananmen square protests. nbc's keith morrison reported from beijing. >> with the bravado of revolutionaries, they prepared molotov cocktails and gathered sticks and stones. when the first armored carrier ran into trouble, the students attacked it. they set it on fire. but there were so many more to come. you are seeing the half of it. already the army had shot its way into the city, filled the morgues and corridors of hospitals. >> i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today." hope you have a great wednesday.

. >> katz was returning home to new jersey after a fundraiser at the home of hichb doris goodwin. >>> and senator bernie sanders released a statement saying we need to get to the root causes of the v.a. problems. despite that eric shinseki resigned on friday, lawmakers say the issue will still take time to fix. >> we need to get to the roots of this, which is why we have to have a criminal investigation of the v.a. >> the v.a. scandal erupted after a federal investigation revealed about 1700 veterans in need of care were kept off of an official waiting list. >>> and davis, the actress who played alice on the brady bunch has died. >> wait a minute, where do you think you're going? >> i got my old job back, mr. foster, and i'm never going to leave it again. [ cheering ] >> davis died in san antonio sunday morning after an accidental head injury on saturday. she left the hollywood limelight, and dedicated her later years to religion. friends and fans expressed shock at emmy award winning comedian. they are shocked to hear that she died. i spoke with her a few months ago, and she was doin

doris fuller will be joining us from the treatment advocacy center.ou're watching the washington journal, and listening to it on c-span radio. we will be back in a moment. ♪ >> one of the stories that resonated with me was the moment when they are dithering about they need tot inject seawater into unit one. the clock isr of ticking and they are down to the wire. the plant superintendent, who in the end would have to make the final call know they need to get water in there very quickly. everybody wants a say. the officials and government officials are all hemming and hawing, and yeshiva gets an order from one of the supervisors that the government has not signed off on this and he has to hold off. but he has already started. hisasically calls one of staff people over and says i am going to give an order but ignore it. proclaims, to halt the seawater injection, when effects they did not. there is a human element in that story we in which japan, where ignoring the rules and acting on your own is not rewarded, here was a moment where a guy knew that if he

boston area for an education fundraiser, tied to the son of presidential historian and nbc analyst doris kearns goodwin, who later shared dinner with him. in a statement, kearns goodwin called katz cherished friend of nearly 20 years and a force of nature, adding that his family has lost a great father and grandfather." katz was a trustee at temple university, serving with fellow alum and comedian bill cosby. his son drew called his dad his best friend, a man who never forgot where and how he grew up, who worked tirelessly to support his community in countless ways seen and unseen. >> they tried to persuade me to get on the plane. >> reporter: former pennsylvania governor ed rendell, an msnbc contributor, said he saw katz friday night and was invited on the ill-fated trip. >> he is as good a friend as our family has, as good a friend. i can't believe he is gone. >> reporter: a source tells nbc news tonight that the crash scene itself is horrific. meantime, the ntsb's chief investigator says the agency will release a preliminary report in the next ten days or so, lester. >> all right, ron

police believe he was involved in the death of doris knap.er body was found in her home on april 1st. police arrested her husband yesterday. we have a ktvu crew working to dig up more details on the case. we'll have the latest in a live report on the news at 5:00. >>> we are also learning more information about a deadly officer-involved shooting in sunnyvale. police went to a home yesterday to arrest 53-year-old glen griggs. he's suspected of killing a woman he used to live with. police say griggs had a large gun and refused their orders to drop it. they say they had no choice but to shoot and kill him. >>> several law enforcement agencies will meet today to talk about ways to crack down on recent teen violence near b.a.r.t. stations. police say large groups of teenagers are intimidating and even attacking people in hayward and the bayfair mall parking lot in san leandro. then the suspects are using b.a.r.t. to get away. police say these wilding incidents are similar to planned attacks seen in other major cities. one man says his wife takes e

>> katz was on the flight returning home to new jersey after attending a fund-raiser at historian doris kearns good win's home. >>> the senate is expected to take up a bill this week aimed at fixing the long delays for veteran care. eric shinseki resigned on friday and lawmakers in the nation's capital say the issue will still take time to fix. senator bernie sanders released a statement saying we need to get to the root causes of the problems. he addressed the issue on cbs' "face the nation". >> what we have to do within the va is make sure they have the primary care, physicians, the nurses and the staffing they need to provide the quality of care that our veterans deserve in a timely manner. >> the va scandal erupted after a federal investigation revealed about 1700 veterans in need of care were kept off an official waiting list. >>> ann b. davis, the actress who played the loveable housekeeper alice on "the brady bunch" has died. >> wait a minute! where do you think you're going? >> i got my old job back, mr. foster. and i'm never going to leave it again. ♪ >> davis died in a san ant

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