elkin? >> i think there's a disconnect, and i think that statement that you just read capsulizes the disconnect. on the one hand i think what we have seen here is that we hear from time to time that, well, you know, there is substantial cooperation with the o.i.g. i mean, we've -- you know, 80%, 90% of the time there's no problems. you know, you get what you ask for, but that assumes that the other 10 to 20% of the time that we're not getting what we ask for is okay, and that suggests that it's a moving target, and that's a very slippery slope. and that is exactly, i think, why we're here today in talking about these issues, because there is this assumption that most of the time we cooperate, and that's where the focus is at, but the real issue here is what about that 10% of the time that there is no cooperation, and that seems to just keep jumping around and jumping around. that's the problem, and i think that message says that it's a broad problem with o.m.b. and a lot of agencies. >> than

elkins? >> in my case, you know, i have two agencies that i oversee, the csb and environmental protection agency. in both cases, i have to say that issues relative to access starts at the top with a clear message from the top that access will be granted, it will be granted. to the extent that there is a muddled message or the message is not clear, you end up in situations that we have here today. some of the -- on the csb side of the house, the issues started back in 2010, 2011. on the epa side of the house, some of the issues that we're dealing with today actually started before i even came on board. so this has been an ongoing sort of matter. to answer your question directly, it starts at the top. clear message from the top what the expectations are. that's the way the rest of the troops will march. >> thank you. mr. horowitz? >> our issues starts in 2010, have continue econtinued. it started in 2010 with the fbi raising objections. there's a list of them that have said me too in terms of s

elkins? >> i think there's a disconnect. and i think that statement that you just read capsulizes the disconnect. on the one hand, i think what we have seen here is that we hear from time to time that, well, you know, there is substantial cooperation with the oig. i mean, 80%, 90% of the time, you know, there's no problems. you get what you ask for. but that assumes that the other 10% to 20% of the time that we're not getting what we ask for is okay. and that suggests that it's a moving target. and that's a very slippery slope. and that is exactly i think why we're here today in talking about these issues, because there is this assumption that most of the time we cooperate, and that's where the focus is at. but the real issue here is, what about that 10% of the time that there is no cooperation? and that seems to just keep jumping around and jumping around. that's the problem. and i think that message says that it's a broad problem with omb and a lot of agencies. >> thank you, mr. elkins. ms.

elkins? >> i don't have the statistics. >> all right. >> it sounds like it. >> these are the numbers i have. so if you don't appoint them, you try to get rid of them. and then you don't cooperate with them and obstruct them. those are all very serious problems. but i appreciate, mr. chairman, your bringing this matter to the attention of the committee. >> i thank you, mr. mica. the gentleman yields back. we go to the gentleman from virginia. >> thank you, mr. chairman, for holding this hearing. i find myself in firm agreement with yourself and with the ranking member in your opening statements. ms. buller, in my other committee, the house foreign affairs committee, we had some legislation dealing with the peace corps and a whole issue of sexual assaults and how best to handle that. there were a series of investigations, and investigative stories, really that were highlighted how poorly historically, the peace corps had heretofor managed cases of sexual assault among volunteers. we introduced

elkins? >> good morning members of the committee. i am arthur elkins, inspector general for the environmental protection agency. thank you for inviting me to appear before you today. i would like to take this opportunity to publically commend the office of inspector general staff across the federal government who work hard each day to carry out our important mission. as the committee is aware, for more than a year this oig was confronted with the denial of access by the csb. the csb's leadership asserted that the denial was based on attorney/client privilege. we countered that such denial violated section 6a1. with that impairment, we resorted to the rarely invoked seven day letter. this committee held a hearing on june 19th at which you stated the csb to turn over the documents to the oig within a week. the csb since has produced several sets of documents. we have determined but they have not fully complied with our document request. however, the evidence we have gathered demonstrates that t

elkin. ms. bueller. >> i agree with my esteem colleague. from our perspective, we've had an agency issue opinions or issue policies and procedures specifically stating that we can't have access to something, so it's very difficult for me to understand how it's not a problem. and i think the fact that 47 other i.g.s have at one time or another, maybe not all the time, but one time or another had problems should be an indicator that there is a problem. >> well, thank you. again, i appreciate the great work that we do and look forward to hearing from you further. yield back. >> thanks, gentleman. i recognize the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. cartwright. >> thank you, mr. their man. thank you for the inspectors appearing today. as the committee has previously highlighted, the offices of inspectors general are essential to the efficiency of our federal government. they help hold agencies accountable identifying misconduct in programs and by personnel. they can highlight the whole amount of waste, fraud and abuse guaranteeing that american tax

elkins? in my case, i have two agencies that i overski, the csb and the environmental protechation agency. in both cases i have to say that -- issues relative to access starts at the top. with a clear message from the top that access will be granted, it will be granted. to the extent that there's a mudled message for the message is not clear, you end up in situations that we have here today. some of the -- on the csb side of the house, the issues started back in 2010, 2011. on the epa side of the house, some of the issues that we're dealing with today actually started before i even came on board. so this has been an ongoing sort of matter. but to answer your question directly. it starts at the top. clear message from the top, what the expectations are, that's the way the rest of the troops will march. >> thank you mr. horowitz. >> our issue started in 2010, it started in 2010 with the fbi, raising objections, other components have now joined in and there's a long list of them that have stayed

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that's the worst of it locally and elkins is looking better in the mountains. really a matter of whether or not you need a jacket this morning. i think down south the 59 at pax river and 6 # fredericksburg. but up north the low to mid-50s even 40s when you head into carroll county obviously jacket or sweatshirt there. in gaithersburg on the border at 54 but nice afternoon with highs going into the low to mid- 70s. 80s in the seven day for tomorrow and sunday. more on that in a few minutes. now back to mike and andrea. >>> thanks howard. here's what's in the news right now. a measure to arm and train syrian rebels to fight isis militants goes to president obama for his signature. the senate approved the president's request yesterday. one day after the house did the same. the congressional action came as isis released another video showing a british journalist being held captive. >>> while you were sleeping scotland decided to remain part of the united kingdom. those in the know campaign, those are the ones who want today secede -- wanted to secede. they warned t

that's about the worst thing we're looking at on the board locally with a half-mile in elkins, west virginiatures this morning from the lower 60s in northeastern maryland and westminster at 62 to the low 70s in annapolis and d.c. mid- 70s now at pax river and in reedville, jan says it's 79 so she's warm right there on the bay. we have 60s in places like smithsburg and hagerstown and martinsburg this morning. this is a great shot. i'm going to step out of the way and show you our morning sunrise. take a half a second to peek at the beauty of mother nature. 73 with a light east wind at 5 miles an hour. our dew points are in the 60s. so it's still a little muggy out there. by sunday don't be surprised if these dew points get down in the 50s and starts to feel a little bit more like it should now that we're in the month of september. we had a front go through. you may not have noticed too much of it but it is a little less humid. that front is down here kicking off some of the showers and storms we're seeing east of norfolk. high pressure, light winds. winds will turn southeast. still very warm

as i show you the last hour or so, this stuff is weakening with a couple of new showers west of elkins, way west of us. so, yeah, there's just not much out there. temperatures are way up. it's uncomfortably muggy this morning. 77 in town and by the bay. cool spots in the low 70s with just a few in the upper 60s. 95 this afternoon. stay up on the weather with this yellow alert in effect. andrea and mike? >> thanks, howard. >>> here's what's in the neç:uuws right now. president obama leaves today for estonia ahead of this week's nato summit in wales. there he'll tackle a number of issues, including one in eastern ukraine. the president hopes to calm fears of a rising threat from russia in the region. during negotiations monday, pro russian rebels say they want to have at ton my from kiev but not full independence. >>> the president will also consult with allies about the militant group isis. isis forces control large portions of syria and iraq and are threatening religious minorities in western portions. a on-line magazine contributing to the group seems to be celebrating the beheading o

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