dr. jack's name. some called him "dr. denial." this is a recording of dr. jack telling a physician that a patient's level of care should be lowered. >> tim jack: because given what his current progress is and his current symptoms are, he can be managed at a lower level of care as effectively as in an intensive outpatient program. >> you know, doctor, i just want to say that i have spoken to you on so many different occasions, and with so many different clients, and i've never really had a positive outcome as far as authorization from you, so i just needed to bring that to your attention. >> jack: this is not a personal matter. >> i understand, sir, but the client appears to meet the criteria, so... >> pelley: we found dr. jack's denial rate averaged 92% in one six-month period in 2011. but that was typical among 11 reviewers contracted by anthem. some of them had denial rates of 95% and 100%. what's the impact on a family after a phone call like that? >> kathryn trepinski: devastating. >> pelley: kathryn trepinski is a lawyer who represents patients. she doe

dr. jacks. >> senator alexander, senator murray, esteemed members of congress, my name is tim jackson. i'm a board certified pediatrician on the frontline of this vaccination issue. i daily recommend vaccinations to my patients and address concerns and questions they have. lately, i've also been addressing many questions over the ongoing measles outbreak. but i'm not here today as a medical professional. i'm here today as a father. three weeks ago, my infant son and daughter who is battling leukemia were exposed to measles. since her diagnosis of with leukemia,ism months ago, our home life has revolved around my daughter maggie's care. she's been admitted to the hospital six times and spent nearly a month there. she's on a very regimened schedule of treatments and she day up to six medications at a time. we have weekly visits to an outpatient clinic where she has procedures, she has blood work kraun and she gets her chemotherapy infusions. at one such clinic visit my children were exposed to me

. >> for more analysis dr. jack keane, fox news military analyst am i appreciate you being here.fer griffin who broke the story to change the way folks are looking at the iran deal. do you agree with what she said in terms of what mike rogers had to say and that this really proves the iranians now have decided their best hope is the russians and that's who they're in bed with? >> certainly. soleimani has traveled more than just to russia. he travels at will, to be frank about it. this leader soleimani, is more important than the president of iran is. he is in charge of the supreme leader's entire objective which is regional domination. soleimani oversaw the law in lebanon with the israelis. he was about to be toppled. he brought in 5,000 hezbollah, 20,000 shia militia. organized those with the qods force on the ground and assad obviously is still in power. organizing the shia militia and he's been killing americans for years. this is the key man. he works for no one else but the supreme leader. >> so based on all that and what you know why do we see the white house sort of pedali

jack: thank you, dr. ben carson. >> during his tenure, scott walker eliminated wisconsin's $3.6 billion budget deficit without raising taxes. jack: do you support raising the eligibility for social security benefits if it is raised over time. gov. walker: i think for my age, for my generation and those younger, we'll have to make reforms going forward. it is part of the process that when you look at things like medicare, social security, you need to protect those for people at that age. for medicaid, it is something that needs to be sent back to the states without strings attached where it can be done more effectively. gov. walker: i asked a few of your colleagues, can you win this election against the democratic nominee and be truthful about entitlement reform when some critics say you are anti-senior, anti-kid, anti-human, to save some of these programs that are going bankrupt? gov. walker: i won three elections in four years. the last two i won after a lot of people were upset on the democrat side of th

jack: thank you, dr. ben carson. >> during his tenure, scott walker eliminated wisconsin's $3.6 billion budget deficit without raising taxes. jack: do you support raising the eligibility for social security benefits if it is raised over time. gov. walker: i think for my age, for my generation and those younger, we'll have to make reforms going forward. it is part of the process that when you look at things like medicare, social security, you need to protect those for people at that age. for medicaid, it is something that needs to be sent back to the states without strings attached where it can be done more effectively. gov. walker: i asked a few of your colleagues, can you win this election against the democratic nominee and be truthful about entitlement reform when some critics say you are anti-senior, anti-kid, anti-human, to save some of these programs that are going bankrupt? gov. walker: i won three elections in four years. the last two i won after a lot of people were upset on the democrat side of th

i want to say a special note of thanks to mark the passing of our good friend dr. jack templeton, whose whose friend who's idea was to do this book. as you may know he died recently, he was the head of the templeton foundation and a person who i knew somewhat, and it was my great pleasure to know him. he was a person of deep and serious interest in this book came out of a very deep concern that he had about the state of america as a cognitive and intellectual enterprise. he understood, as many of us do that america's is a nation founded on ideas, that the citizenship depends upon intellectual clarity and engagement and in a sense a grasp of the nation's founding principles. we are born americans but in a sense we become americans through our education and experience, and through the way which we seek to embody the principles of the founding and of the american heritage in our lives in a variety of ways. so i know ten and not of thanks and appreciation to jack. now to the subject at hand. i will begin by reading or quoting a sentence that may be familiar to many of you,

dr pepper. it's the sweet one. the buttery jack was a huge success.razy for a burger with melted garlic herb butter. now, here's the sequel... ...with portobello mushrooms. boom. hang on, i don't want anyone to trip... ok. oh yeah. that's jack's new portobello mushroom buttery jack, the sequel to the classic and bacon & swiss, topped with the same melted garlic herb butter, plus portobello mushrooms and grilled onions. spoiler alert: it's awesome. ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage, all of taylor swift's music videos, interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back to the program. thank you for joining us on this historic day. we have complete coverage of bin laden's death from the best (beep) news team on television. we're going to start with aasif mandvi who spent the last several years deeply embedded in the lawless border province of waziristan. aasif, your reaction to the news. ( cheers and applause ) >> well, i guess surpris

psychologist jack goa dr.? guest: the caseworker is making the recommendation. they present that to a judge, and the judge authorizes. primarily, the decision is made by the caseworker. host: we are focusing on the foster care system. we have a special line for those who have experience in the foster care system. if you have questions or comments. let's start with deborah, calling in on that line from new haven, connecticut. caller: good morning. this is such a great subject. i was in foster care at the lincoln wants system in yonkers, new york. i was there from birth. i was product of a rape. can you hear me? host: yes, go ahead. hospital 30ayed in days until foster family was found for me. they were very middle-class, they did well. she stayed home. the environment was pretty good. i have to say that was pretty good. visits a year to lincoln wants. they had to do a psychological assessment. twice a year, without fail, i went. the problem i had was that later 12,at a certain age, around they left it up to me whether i wanted to go stay with my birth mother. my

dr. dre gives apple music a trial run. plus, is the amazon model a harbinger workplaces of the futures? and, jacka uses his own money to buy back alibaba shares. all of that is ahead on bloomberg west. first up to a story we are watching right now. the irs data breach. it is getting much bigger than we realized. we are now learning of an additional 220,000 possible victims and the total number of taxpayers to 334,000. for more on this story let's go , to washington dc and bloomberg jordan roberts. what can you tell us about this new breach? it seems to be more focused. jordan: before and thing to remember is that while we are not talking huge numbers, 300, 400,000 people at this point, these are highly targeted attacks and and the reason they were able to get that was because they already knew a lot about victims anyway. comesere going after vick they believed they could get a big refund from them if they committed tax refund fraud. matt: this is not a case of them going through each person will -- each person pause individual account. right? they breached the irs system at large. jordan: but wha

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dr. dre. ♪ now getting back to the pg that's program and it's easy dre is back ♪ ♪ new jacks are made hollowow the words ♪ >> they are so cool, those muppets. >> yeah, they got attitude, they got swag. looks legit. >>> we should mention that credit for mixing that audio and video goes to animal robot. >> not to be confused with the muppet animal. >> there you go. >>> a viral video this morning, another one we got for you. >> a mom in the boston area finding a creative and entertaining way to beat those labor pains. there she is. you see her there doing the butterfly. at some point she does a side shuffle -- there you go -- and the tootsie roll. wow. that's pretty innovative. i don't think that's what i would be doing. >> it's impressive. >> the nurses in the maternity ward really did enjoy the show. >> got it all on camera. she said she wanted to be famous and she may have gotten her wish. 3 million people have seen this. and she may have gotten her wish. 3 million people have seen this. until i realized our body handles a lot. 1,100 meals a year... 730 rushed snacks... add 300 stressful dec

dr. phil tell the real life prisoner on death row. >> we're not asking for him to be set free. >> that is coming up next. >>> closed captioning provided by -- the buttery jackuge success. people went crazy for a burger with melted garlic herb butter. now, here's the sequel... ...with portobello mushrooms. boom. hang on, i don't want anyone to trip... ok. oh yeah. that's jack's new portobello mushroom buttery jack, the sequel to the classic and bacon & swiss, topped with the same melted garlic herb butter, plus portobello mushrooms and grilled onions. spoiler alert: it's awesome. music i want some more. what's he doing? please sir, i want some more. more? he has asked for... thank you. well he did say please... yes he did. and thank you. please and thank you. pass it on. (crowd of children) thank you. >>> they have a lot. >> embarrassed now. >> that was miley cyrus on jimmy kimmel last night pushing the envelope. we covered what she does because we need it too. many of you know, miley is hosting the vmas this sunday night and we are already bracing ourselves for all kinds of outrageous outfits and behavior. when it comes to miley, what could go wrong? [ blee

dr. marshall an nation in our community and a wonderful partner to the unified school district and jack we wanted to thank you this is an academic drug free violence free with 15 students it with the purpose to insure that those i don't even know people as the club says alive and free this year they'll celebrate over 2 hundred college graduates 2 hundred that's incredible and a few of the many accomplishes over the 28 years they've been in existence as long as i have been in existence i'm waiting for it to (laughter) ambassador but some of the accomplishment they've trained 4 thousand people in the alive and free program prescription and engaged 10 thousand youth that are alive and free and 26 under granulate dresses and 95 calming u calling attendance and trained facility and staff and reduced violence as 17 do you want active schools that has a heartfelt graduations to jack and the staff of the alive and free program on those accomplishment. >> thank you for your continued support in the san francisco bay area we're going to give you a round of applause (clapping.) we're very, very proud

dr. marshall an nation in our community and a wonderful partner to the unified school district and jack we wanted to thank you this is an academic drug free violence free with 15 students it with the purpose to insure that those i don't even know people as the club says alive and free this year they'll celebrate over 2 hundred college graduates 2 hundred that's incredible and a few of the many accomplishes over the 28 years they've been in existence as long as i have been in existence i'm waiting for it to (laughter) ambassador but some of the accomplishment they've trained 4 thousand people in the alive and free program prescription and engaged 10 thousand youth that are alive and free and 26 under granulate dresses and 95 calming u calling attendance and trained facility and staff and reduced violence as 17 do you want active schools that has a heartfelt graduations to jack and the staff of the alive and free program on those accomplishment. >> thank you for your continued support in the san francisco bay area we're going to give you a round of applause (clapping.) we're very, very proud

jack lew. prior to his appointment secretary kerry served as the united states senator for massachusetts for 28 years. before being appointed secretary of energy dr. moniz was professor of physics and engineering at mit where he was a faculty member since 1973. from director of the office of management budget. secretary lew now serve as the secretary of the treasury. without objection the witness's full prepared statements will be made part of the record. members will have five days to submit statements for the record. and before turning to the testimony we have most members present here. i know we all recognize the gravity of this issue. we want everybody to have a chance to question the secretaries. to accomplish they would ask everyone members and witnesses respect the time limit. and that means leaving adequate amount of time for witnesses to answer your questions. and nothing requires full use of your time. so we will begin with a summary of secretary kerry's testimony. mr. secretary. >> well chairman royce, ranking member engel and all of the members of the committee, thank you very very much. we genuinely appreciate the opportunity to be h