here in harvard researchers like dr. lee and dr.re trying to solve a problem. >> we developed a hypothesis that there was something in the blood because the blood has access to all these different cells. and might be able to communicate these signals. >> there must be thousands of items in the blood. how did you isolate this protein that you didn't even know you were looking for? >> we developed a relationship with somalogic in colorado. >> they helped identify the protein. >> it's kind of like having bar codes on thousands of post-it notes and by using those different colored post-it notes and finding the right things then they can pick out and check the bar codes and see what it was. >> all the researchers acknowledge that they still have their work cut out for them. >> i view the study as hopeful but i'm cautiously hopeful. i, for one, have not seen any study to date that shows these dramatic changes in the thickening of the heart, and the cells. >> in the meantime, die , diastolic heart failure is still one of the leading causes

dr. leeen doing on the subject of andy's seismicity. and i am sure there are other points that all the witnesses can make about what we have yet to learn, what research we have yet to sponsor, what studies yet need to be done to understand earthquakes that continue to happen on usually unpredictable ways and with very important consequence. so thank you. >> all right. as i said earlier it be the full committee chairman for the ranking member are here they are invited to make a statement also. and i see we have the ranking member, peter defazio of oregon. you are now recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thanks for calling this important hearing. as the test would today points out, the impact of the good friday earthquake 50 years ago was not limited to alaska. though it was particularly devastating in alaska. the tsunami that was generated killed for oregonians in part because there is no and was no early warning system to alert people that a tsunami was bearing down on the oregon coast. ha

in this very building, some years ago, dr. lee edwards had a panel discussion on one of his 20 plus books that he is written, and i remember frank shakespeare, great conservative, ambassador frank shakespeare's in the audience, and frank asked a version of the question, morton. he said in all of the years we've had the conservative movement since the early '50s through now, we've only thrown up from the grass roots one principled conservative, ronald reagan. why haven't the conservatives done a more successful, better job? no one had the answer. i certainly didn't at that time. i am very, very encouraged, morton, going forward. since 1984 we have seldom had a major top tier conservative running for republican nomination. we've had some good conservative but quite frankly many of them if not most of them weren't top to. in 2016, i think we'll have a traffic jam of limited government, constitutional conservatives running for president. now, without giving away who my favorite candidate is, and i would be happy with any number of the

now dr. lee gates, your signatory of the petition, are you not? >> yes sir. >> that petition says there is no scientific -- no convincing scientific evidence that carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases are causing a real and perceivable can -- conceivable heating of the earth's climate. >> i believe there are 30 some thousand people that sign the petition. >> 30 some thousand people? would you describe them? >> many of them are scientists, phd's in other disciplines. people connected with climate change and doing research in the areas. >> i have to say, i appreciate someone standing up and challenging the conventional wisdom. martin luther did that. martin luther king did that. i appreciate people that are willing to hold up their hand and say, i have some data here. i would like to suggest is a contrary position. >> i wouldn't put myself in that category. >> it is important issue. i admire you for standing up, and dr. south also. saying, you have a right to be heard. a right to be listened to. a right not to be insulted by the being called part

today's service included words by california congresswoman barbara lee who remembered dr. gelou as a mentor. mayor ed lee, guy johnson, her oldest son, and former san francisco mayor willie brown were also in attendance. in a rare display of humility, mayor brown joked about how dr. angelou would often keep him in his place during his time at city hall. >> on every occasion, when i interacted with her, she reminded me of what i was doing wrong. >> reporter: glide's rousing spirit filled choir led the congregation through an array of gospel songs as parishioners remembered the clever woman with the deep faith and love of humanity. >> we can certainly find a means to better ourselves to better our community, to better our world. >> if you look at what she's done, listen to what she says, then you should feel like there's no barrier that you can't overcome. >> reporter: maya's oldest son told the congregation his mother lived many places but always considered san francisco home. nick smith, nabc 7 news. >>> a homeless man was killed this morning by a suspected drunk driver. po

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dr. billy taylor a very smart address. and on that note turn to norah o'donnell for bob near. >> good morning, lee. there's breaking news out of iraq we'll speak with house intelligence commit thigh chairman mike rogers and senators marco rubio and barbara boxer. >> cowan: thanks, we'll be watching. next week here on sunday morning. money matters. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy.

dr. angelo codevilla. [applause] >> thank you, lee. i hope i can keep you awake the next few minutes. i would move to write this book by -- i was moved to write this book by a commercial that i heard on fox news for the wounded warrior project, an eminently worthy cause. the commercial, the solicitation was accompanied by a plaintive song that asked us to say a prayer for peace. that got me a bit angry, quite a bit angry. suppose, i said to myself, that you had been paying plumbers to fix your house's pipes. the pipes still leaked, and someone said to owe, say a prayer -- someone said to you say a prayer for your pipes. [laughter] you'd say, well, god has nothing to do with my pipes. i didn't hire god to fix my pipes, i hired those plumbers, and the pipes are still leaking. they didn't do their job. there's something wrong with the plumbers. what's wrong with the plumbers? we hired statesmen to superintend our business of peace and war for the purpose of providing us with peace and instead they have given us war without end. war which they have no intention of ending. war which they s

dr. angelo codevilla. [applause] >> thank you lee. i hope i can keep you awake create i would move to right this book by a commercial that i heard on "fox news" for the wounded warrior project a very worthy cause. the commercial was accompanied by a song that asks us to say a prayer for peace. that got me a bit angry. suppose i said to myself if you had been paying plumbers to fix your houses pipes and the pipes still leaked and someone said to you, say a prayer for your pipes you would say to yourself while god has nothing to do with my pipes. i didn't hire god to fix my pipes. i hired those plumbers and the pipes are still leaking. there's something wrong with the plumbers. what's wrong with the plumber's? we hired statesmen to superintend our business of peace and war for the purpose of providing peace and instead they have given us war, war which they have no intention of ending a war which they seem happy enough to continue superintending. why? what's wrong with that? why don't we have peace? that of course is the reason that the

dr. oz show." mr. c. lee peeler, president and ceo of advertising self-regulatory council.xecutive vice president, council of better business bureau from new york. mr. steven mister -- is it mister or myselfer? mr. steven mister, president and ceo, council for responsible nutrition based here in washington. mr. robert hatton harrelson iv, executive director, trustinads.org. and dr. daniel fabrycant, executive director ceo were natural products association. we will begin with your testimony. we will have you on a clock, which i'm sure you understand. i know you understand, dr. oz, about the clock. but we are not strict about that. if you feel the need to go over by a few moments, we will not have a problem. keep in mind the entirety of any written testimony you would like to submit will be included in the official record. welcome, ms. engle. >> good morning. madam chair and members of the economy too e, i am mary engel, associate member of advertising practices at the federal trade commission. i am pleased to have this opportunity providing information regarding the ftc's ef

she was teamed often with sidney portier and as good as spike lee's material as she was at shakespeare. back in the '60s she came to know dr. king and worked with him. ruby dee was 91 years old. >>> one of our former presidents turned 90 today and celebrated the only way he knows how, by sky diving so we must be talking about 41 turning 90. he took to the air with the golden knights and jumped over a perfectly good helicopter, over the atlantic ocean, and landing on an "x" at the family compound poun compound. after a rough but successful touchdown, he talked about the jump of his granddaughter, jenna bush haggard. >> that was awesome. >> how did it look coming down? good. >> it looked amazing. was it fun? was it great? the landing came in hot. did it hurt? >> i'll be okay. [ laughter ] >> we love you grandpy. >>> this picture caught our eye today, the deck crew on uss george h.w. bush spelling out the numeric significance of the day in living color. >>> president obama's annual physical has been completed. the report is out and even though our presidents in the modern era traveled with physicians alongside them and enjoy

i'm delighted that mayor lee had the good sense to move her forward. thank you so much. >> thank you, dr. honey. >> any other public comment. >> seeing none. this public comment is now closed. supervisor tang. >> sure, i just want to acknowledge the last public comment that we do have a community gem in mrs. richardson. not only has she mentioned all of her background serving on the planning commission and human rights commission, but also she mentioned a whole host of other community organizations that either she was a pounding member or board member of, and so as treasure island is undergoing numerous issues whether it's the change of ownership or clean up issues, the future of the island transportation issues, the fact that we still have so many resident that's live there and what the future holds for them, i think it's important that we continue to support mrs. richardson in this role. i think you've done a fantastic job at supervisor, so i'm happy to support her nomination. >> supervisor campos. >> thank you for continuing to serve this city. we haven't always agreed but i know you

dr. oz show." mr. c. lee peeler, president and ceo of advertising self-regulatory council, executive vice president, council of better business bureaus from new york. mr. stevens mr., president and ceo council for responsible nutrition based in washington. mr. robert hatton harralson and executive director, truthinads.org, and dr. daniel fabricant and executive director and ceo natural products association. and will begin with your testimony. we will have you on a clock which i'm sure you understand the i know you understand, dr. oz about the clock. but we are not strict about that. if you don't need to go over by a few moments will not have a problem. keep in mind entirety of any written testimony would like to submit would be included in the official record. welcome, ms. engle. >> good morning, madam chair and members of the committee, i mary engle, social director for advertising practices at the federal trade commission. i am pleased to have this opportunity to provide information regarding the ftc's effo

lee! [ applause ] >> he scored a 91. if he can win twice more he'll be the annual amateur champion. and like dr.with a big check. >> the winner gets $10,000. >> that's pretty nice. >> it's great. can pay off my student loans. >> for the winners, amateur night at the apollo is often life changing. but dr. hashimoto who now has a band has not given up his day job. you laughlin test re. >> i do, yeah. >> where does singing fit in? >> i love singing, too. and actually i do sing sometimes when i'm working on patients. >> you do. >> yeah. ♪ >> how thrilling was it to win at the apollo? >> i tried to make sure that i remembered every moment of it just because it was one of those things that never in a million years do you think it's going to happen. ♪ >> congratulations -- income. >> cowan: next, here is to the grad what watt. >> what if i'm a -- jason was like, what? >> i have a plan. >> later. laughing matters. with melissa mccarthy. ,,,,,,,,,, >> cowan: every college graduate has someone to thank. the grad steve hartman talked to had one very special thank you in mind. >> this really shouldn't be ha

dr. espanola jackson but espanol in addition to all the many, many things she does in san francisco she's my doctor. in all seriousness i'm proud to stand with mayor ed lee he understands the vandals of moving in the direction of those clean power installations and understands the commitments of our labor organizations and how it really changes life but putting those installations on private and public properties we're moving into what supervisor david chiu referred to the opportunity to become the capital of the solar in the country. i'm enthusiastic let's say what is really put together with the aggressive advocate of the workers that are recommended but for the virile community we have an obligation to move in the direction that's a pinch me moment working with our staff and mr. mayor and supervisor david chiu gives me an opportunity to sought our 5 thousand labors in understanding we're one city area working together and getting things done. i'm really, really excited about today and the next two years and 4th of july the years after that. but before i go i want to introduce somebody you can get a feeling for how this impacts working folks. melissa c

hope lee everyone will have an opportunity for two rounds of questions. i cannot figure this out, dr. oz. i get that you do a lot of good on your show. i understand that you give a lot of information that's great about health and you do it in a way that easily understandable. you're very talented. you are obviously very bright. you have been trained in science-based medicine. here are three statements you made on your show. you may think magic is make believe that this little been as scientists saying they found the magic weight loss cure for every body type in green coffee extract. " i got the number one miracle in a bottle to burn your fat, raspberry ketone." " it may be the thing you've been looking for to bust your body fat for good." i don't get why you need to say this stuff is you know it's not true. why when you have this amazing megaphone in this amazing ability to communicate, why would you cheapen your show by saying things like that? >> i could disagree about whether they work or not and i will move onto the issue of the words i used. coffee bean extract as an example. i

lee's to the right thing and jungle fever. both were supporters of the civil rights movement, they marched with dr. martin luther king jr.nd davis delivered the eulogy for mock attacks. in 2004, the couple became kennedy center honorees for lifetime achievement in the arts. >> it is a good feeling you know when one of the nation's highest awards and to be granted that we have yet to deserve it. >> reporter: their marriage produced three children and seven grandchildren. their storybook love lasted over five decades until of his death in 2005. the accepted the 2007 grammy award for best spoken word album for with ozzie and ruby in this life together. ruby dee was a force in her own right are star quality allowed her to work continuously in all means of entertainment. she was nominated eight times for daytime and prime-time emmys the wombat the one the best supporting actress in a for 1990 made-for-tv movie decoration day. in 2007, then 83 years old star opposite denzel washington and american gangster. >> reporter: her fairy her fiery portrayal of mama locust are at the screen actors guild award in her first oscar nominat

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hope lee everyone will have an opportunity for two rounds of questions. i cannot figure this out, dr. oz. i get that you do a lot of good on your show. i understand that you give a lot of information that's great about health and you do it in a way that easily understandable. you're very talented. you are obviously very bright. you have been trained in science-based medicine. here are three statements you made on your show. you may think magic is make believe that this little been as scientists saying they found the magic weight loss cure for every body type in green coffee extract. " i got the number one miracle in a bottle to burn your fat, raspberry ketone." " it may be the thing you've been looking for to bust your body fat for good." i don't get why you need to say this stuff is you know it's not true. why when you have this amazing megaphone in this amazing ability to communicate, why would you cheapen your show by saying things like that? >> i could disagree about whether they work or not and i will move onto the issue of the words i used. coffee bean extract as an example. i

dr. a fringe --t of into me, this is the very and of public intimidation insulting rhetoric that professor lee gates has talked experiencing at the university of delaware. i take exception to it. yourr. lee gates, signatory of the petition, are you not? >> yes sir. >> that petition says there is no scientific -- no convincing carbonfic evidence that dioxide or other greenhouse gases are causing a real and conceivablecan -- heating of the earth's climate. i believe there are 30 some thousand people that sign the petition. >> 30 some thousand people? would you describe them? them are scientists, phd's in other disciplines. people connected with climate change and doing research in the areas. i have to say, i appreciate someone standing up and challenging the conventional wisdom. martin luther did that. martin luther king did that. i appreciate people that are willing to hold up their hand and say, i have some data here. i would like to suggest is a contrary position. >> i wouldn't put myself in that category. >> it is important issue. i admire you for standing up, and dr. south also. saying, you

lee. miss titus. mr. jolly? >> sure. >> mr. chairman, just have a very quick follow-up. dr. lynch, i want to go back to the fy 149 appropriations question i asked you for a point of clarity. i understand you mentioned the va is in the process process of working with outside providers. is that just a general statement or are you suggesting that the demonstration project kong depressionally directed in the fy '149 budget is currently being implemented? >> it is being implemented, congressman. can i get you information on the sites where that is being provided at this time? >> yeah, you certainly could. there are about six or seven of us that wrote a letter to the secretary on may 7th asking for an update on the implementation. i know you've got a lot of letters coming your way right now. but it is a matter of concern because it was done with such specificity. even the criteria were put in the congressional report as to how the centers were to be evaluated. so i just want to make sure we're talking apples and apples here that this is the fy 14. >> let me work with our was offic

dr. maya angelou, celebrated her life today at a memorial service in winston, salem, north carolina. full of emotional words and songs. ♪ i hope you dance i hope you dance ♪ >> country singer lee womack singing "i hope you dance." oprah said that was her favorite song, and former president bill clinton also spoke about angelou and you remember she became the first african-american and first female inaugural poet when she recited her poem at his inauguration back in 1993. clinton told the audience how much he loved angelou. >> i loved maya. the last time we were together was just a couple of weeks ago at the lbj library in austin. they were having -- andy was there. they were having a 50th anniversary of the signing of the civil rights act. and they had an all-day conference. and i gave my little talk, and we wept into this lunch, and it was like a political version of the antique roach show. [ laughter ] the pope, bill russell, came reminded me how short i was and i looked over and there was maya. i looked over, saw her, went over, hugged her and i said i cannot believe that you have gotten yourself here, and she said, just because i am wheelchair bound doesn't mean i don't ge

lee. miss titus. mr. jolly? >> sure. >> mr. chairman, just have a very quick follow-up. dr.lynch, i want to go back to the fy 149 appropriations question i asked you for a point of clarity. i understand you mentioned the va is in the process process of working with outside providers. is that just a general statement or are you suggesting that the demonstration project kong depressionally directed in the fy '149 budget is currently being implemented? >> it is being implemented, congressman. can i get you information on the sites where that is being provided at this time? >> yeah, you certainly could. there are about six or seven of us that wrote a letter to the secretary on may 7th asking for an update on the implementation. i know you've got a lot of letters coming your way right now. but it is a matter of concern because it was done with such specificity. even the criteria were put in the congressional report as to how the centers were to be evaluated. so i just want to make sure we're talking apples and apples here that this is the fy 14. >> let me work with our was office

dr. paul levingood. david adams. close, personal friend who i am happy to stay, the steward of the field. our readers, ashley and michael. i want to send a special thanks to our chorus from the lee davis high school. thank you very much for being with us tonight. [applause] the last week and a half, many of you have followed in the footsteps of union and confederate soldiers. near here at the cold harbor crossroad. see thepause to significance of the stores and generationss and who came after. a we do that, we need to knowledge the hard work that so many who joined with us in remembering and commemorating this unforgettable part of our shared history from its own commemorative events to supporting events here, it is been a real strong partner and helped us with many of the logistics and we sang the supervisors and the county administrator for their assistance and we cannot have done this without the support of fairmont church. this evening is a perfect example of that partnership which would had in a place for several peaks will we knew reyna might be a possibility. their shuttles provided perfect places for our shuttles. tourse it be -- the emanate from. our commemoration at th

lee peeler from the better business bureau. mr. steven mister of the council for responsibility nutrition. mr. rob heraldson of trust.org and dr. daniel of the natural products association. than i you all for taking time to be here today and thank you madam chairman for how olding the hearing. ilike forward to the testimony to answer some of our questions. >> great. i think that my colleague did a great job of introducing everyone so i'll do it wickly. miss mary engal, the associate director of division of advertising practices. bureau of consumer protection at the federal trade commission. dr. 'oz, vice chairman and professor of surgery columbia university college of physicians and surgeons and host of "the dr. oz show." and mr. peeler,ment and ceo, executive vice president, down simil council 06 the better business bureau of new york. mr. steven muster,ment and ceo of the koun 1i8 for responsible nutrition. mr. robert heir relson iv, trust in ads.org and executive director and ceo of natural products association. and we'll begin with the testimony. we'll have you on a clock which i'm sure you understand. i know you understand

dr. veronique de rugy is a fellow at the mercatus center at george mason university where her primary interests include the u.s. economy, federal budget and varies financial issues. captain lee moak is the president of the airline pilots association which represents almost 50,000 professional airline pilots in the u.s. and canada. before becoming an airline pilot captain moak served as a marine corps fighter pilot. last but not least, steven wilburn is the chief executive officer of firm green, a newport beach based energy company that participates in virtually all aspects of the green energy business. before we proceed, mr. wilburn, we have one clerical matter to clean up with you. we received two different copies of your testimony. one 6:00 last night. in that testimony, in that version, when describing why your commercial bank officer could not provide financing to a brazilian company, you said, quote, simply out of the question given the new t.a.r.p. regulations and the then new dodd/frank legislation. a couple hours later from the democratic staff, we received a new copy of your testimony that struck that language and included the reason, quote, reluctance of banks to s

dr. ver neek hua j is a fellow research center at the mercatus center at the george mason university where her primary interest include the u.s. economy, federal budget and various financial issues. captain lee moak is the president of the airline pilots association which represents almost 50,000 professional airline pilots in the u.s. and canada. before becoming an airline pilot captain moak served as a marine corps fighter pilot. last but not least, steven willburn is the chief executive offer of firm green, a newport beach based energy company that participates in injure chul vir aspects of the green energy business. before we proceed, mr. wilburn, we have one clerical matter to clean up with you. we received two different copies of your testimony. one 6:00 last night. in that testimony, in that verse, when describing why your commercial bank officer could not provide financing to a brazilian company, you said, quote, simply out of the question given the new t.a.r.p. regulations and the then new dodd/frank legislation. a couple hours later from the democratic staff, we received a new copy of your testimony that struck that language and included the reason, quote, reluctance of banks to su

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