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there's a warrant to apprehend you, expletive. so surrender, expletive." it was, as harrington said, a classic rhode island greeting. i consent that his article be added to the record at the end of my remarks. >> without objection. >> the lieutenant refused his command and ordered his men to fire upon anyone who attempted to board. the rhode islanders outnumbered the british and swarmed onto the deck. shots rang out in the dark. the lieutenant felt wounded. in the arm and the guy -- the lieutenant fell wounded in the arm and the thigh. that night the very first blood in the conflict that was to become the american revolution was drawn by american arms. a little bit more than just tea over the side of the boston harbor. as the patriots commandeered the ship brown ordered one of its rhode islanders to tend to his wounds. he was an able doctor and saved the lieutenant. they took the crew was sure -- and then they returned -- ashore and then they returned. they set her a fire. blaze spread, reaching the ship's charges of gunpowder and the canon, setting off ex

there's a warrant to apprehend you, expletive. it was, as harrington, a classic rhode island greeting. i consent that his article be added to the record at the end of my remarks. the lieutenant refused his command and ordered his men to fire upon anyone who attempted to lord -- attempted to board. the rhode islanders outnumbered the british and swore on. shots rang out in the dark. the lieutenant felt wounded. that's night the very first blood in the conflict that was to become the american revolution was drawn by american arms. a little bit more than just tea in the side of the boston harbor. as the patriots commandeered the ship brown ordered one of its rhode islanders to tend to dotting stint's wounds. brown took the captain of the english crew -- -- english crew ashore. they set her a fire. blaze spread, reaching the ship's charges of gunpowder and the canon, setting off explosions like fireworks. ultimately the flames red -- flames reached the gaspee's powder. fragments of the gaspee splashed down beneath a moonless sky. nick

she was reprimanded for using an expletive, not for using that word -- >> that's even worse, don. >>it's worse than using a racial epithet -- >> no if she was on television calling someone that word then yes, she should be suspended for it. but if she's on television using that word in context as to what someone said or what was used in a court of law or what have you, then no one should be suspended for that. we should not sanitize that word by saying this person called such and such the "n" word. no that person didn't call that person the "n" word. i know you're going to get upset. that person called you or that person a nigger. they didn't say the "n" word. >> i can't believe that that you as an african-american man are going to use that word -- >> of course because -- >> words matter and you should know that. >> i do know that. i have said the entire time that i've been here i don't think we should bastardize the word, i don't think it should be used freely in songs over and over again -- >> we shouldn't use it at all. >> using it in context of a story and it is relevant you shou

that's why i only choose nicorette mini. [ expletive ] [ gunfire ] >> frightening, right.ateur video obtained by cnn captures the gunshots and cries for help that broke out on friday when a gunman opened fire at a beach resort in tunisia killing at least 38 people. the video comes as tunisian officials announce they made the first arrest in connection with the attack. you might expect thousands of tourists to flee the seaside town but cnn's nick peyton walsh found that many tourists are doing just the opposite. >> they will not be moved. the defiant stance pool side lingering with sunscreen and beer. where 36 hours earlier their fellow guests were gunned down. german and british tourists finishing their holiday. their resolve not to let them win. tunisian jobs depend on tourists not fleeing. >> it's a different atmosphere now. it's so very chilling. it's just not the same as what it was. but i think you know what we're going to do is just stay here up until the rest of -- until our holiday finishes and then leave. we don't want to venture too far outside the resort because

. >> reporter: finley warned him, she can call rape delete that expletive. vandenberg's attorney claimed his client was a bystander and his only crime was taking picture pictures. >> he took photographs he never should have taken. he exercised judgment that was deplorable. he these had the sense in the aftermath to be upset by it. >> reporter: corey beatty who is allegedly seen assaulting the victim in the video, took the stand and made a stunning admission. >> i was just drunk. drunk out of my mind. this is something i would never do in my right state of mind. i'm just sorry. >> do you take responsibility for your conduct? >> after seeing the footage, i do. it was me. >> reporter: and then he addressed the alleged victim directly. >> i would like to extend a personal apology to -- >> reporter: the jury had a verdict delivered by juror number 9. the foreman, todd easter. >> in regards to mr. vandenberg count one we find mr. vandenberg guilty of aggravated rape. >> reporter: an outcry from his father. then beatty's conviction was read. >> guilty of aggravated

. >> yes, yes, no need for any -- >> complete expletives. >> no, we're getting a break and we deserve it. the first day will likely stay below 90. today, a few scattered sprinkles pulling out of the mountains of west virginia and southern shenandoah valley. here's first light of day showing up over washington right now. that's a live view from our city camera this morning, and we're off to a beautiful start. you can see actual visibility, due to the lower humidity that is now beginning to filter in, will be in place into the afternoon. we'll have a partly sunny sky, midday, temperatures right now generally in the low 70s. most of the region will stay this way until 8:00. by noon time, should be climbing into the low 80s. 3:00, 4:00, with lower humidity moving in. now there say possibility of scattered showers and thunder showers moving into the shenandoah valley at 10:00 a.m. after that, by noon time might get a sprinkle in the northern part of shenandoah valley. after that, 3:00, 4:00, thunder showers get going in southern shenandoah valley. then they track off a little farther east.

i wish there was just a girl that would like [ expletive ] me. [ laughter ] >> entourage!ie"? >> i saw "pitch perfect 2." >> what's that? >> it's a bunch of girls singing acapella. >> that sounds -- that sounds -- that sounds pretty good. maybe -- maybe i'll just see how it like stacks up against the "entourage" movie. ♪ [ laughter ] damn, "pitch perfect 2" was good as hell. i mean, it was funny and had heart and everything. when they went up against the other group from germany at the acapella competition, i got scared. but the "entourage" movie is the best. "entourage" movie is the best forever. yeah, "entourage." what are you -- what are you guys seeing the "entourage" movie? >> no, we're going to see "aloha." >> what's that got? escalades in it? >> uh -- romantic comedy with bradley cooper and emma stone. >> who thinks that "american sniper" is going to fall in love with "birdman's" daughter? [ laughter ] dad, i'm at the movies and i'm seeing a bunch of movies and they have me scared because i like them maybe more than the "entourage" movie. and it just feels like the

get your [ expletive ] on the ground. >> reporter: he scolds some teenagers. >> don't make me run around with [ bleep ] gear on in the sun. >> reporter: and tells a group of girls to leave. notice the one in the orange bathing suit. and the man in the beige shirt. the officer pulls the girl to the ground. pushes her head into the ground, dragging her. putting both his knees on her back. after onlookers scream, he unholsteres his gone. two other rush over. one puts his hand on what appears to be the ranking officer's shoulder. moments later, one of the young people who ran, is led back. possible discoloration around his mouth. as it comes, officer explains what went wrong. >> what everybody else did was illegal. you did it and you got caught. >> reporter: the seven-minute controversial video ends after that. but not on social media. posts from both sides. none of this would happen if they had complied with the officers' demands. and this, the scary part about police brutality is you can't call 911 for help. >>> it is day two of the g-7 summit where president obama and the nations of six o

the city's lawsuit notes when one disabled tenant complained something needed fixing, he was told expletive, for the peanuts you pay me, i'm not going to do anything. dale showed us the laundry room. she had it boarded up after he let city inspectors into his home. scott weiner says she owns five properties within the district. >> it has no place in san francisco. it has to stop. >> it is hard to explain this to my little girl. >> she is like can we quit talking about the owner? >> reporter: the duncan family plans tonight the eviction. >> we are trying to do right by our daughter and community. >> reporter: in san francisco, cate caugurian, kpix5. >> and kihaga's attorney told the chronicle her client has done nothing illegal. when we called ann, she hung up on us. >>> talk about your power lunch. one lucky bidder scored a dinner with warren buffet. >> $3,445,678. yes. yes. yes. >> reverent cesil can't believe it. $2.3million. all of it goes to the glide foundation of san francisco to help the homeless. who is the big spender? >> allen martin. >> not quite. [ laughter ] an online gaming co

man, stop this expletive already. >> reporter: detectives wouldn't go into detail on how the two shootings are related. they say that information suggests these two shootings were not random. live in bay point, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> detectives say no one has been arrested in the two shootings and they haven't released suspect descriptions or vehicle information. >>> just quickly before we move on, we wanted to apologize to what you might have heard in da lin's live report. again, it's live television. we can't control what people say behind him. >>> well, an electrical employee plunges to his death in the middle of downtown san jose. he was high above the street in a boom truck they call it a cherry picker. kpix 5's len ramirez with a twist in the story that investigators can't even seem to figure out. len. >> reporter: that's right. there are many unexplained aspects to this story. we do know that the work her parked his truck in the -- work her parked his truck in the traffic line presumably to work on the pole. he was halfway up when something caused him to fall. the worker was already

one accusing jackson of saying "i'm going to run your expletive over with my car." in the last five years, 1,500 people injured or killed in road rage incidents across america. a reminder to all drivers, you never know who's in the car next to you. if convicted, jackson faces 15 years to life. tonight, there are families on both sides of this case grieving. all of this stemming from an argument that police say could have and should have been avoided. david? >> cecilia, thank you. >>> there is new fallout tonight from that world cup bomb shell. nine top officials accused of taking $150 million in bribes and kickbacks. and tonight, a stunning reversal. sepp blatter, the president of fifa resigning now, just days after he was re-elected to a fifth term. and abc news learning that blatter himself under investigate by the u.s. and the fbi, a new election now will be held to choose his successor. >>> overseas now and to england. and to the images coming in this evening from an amusement park. 16 traps, four injured after a roller coaster crash. the ride screeching to a ha

it's kind of, as some would call it [expletive] talking. >> have you heard from any of his friends, any of his black friends, as you say he had, that he would joke with? >> i actually do attend college with one of them. i'm not going to disclose his name over the air like this. i know another dillen who went to the same high school together. and we were talking about the two different ones. >> hey, john, i've got to go, but was storm really his middle name? >> i believe so, yes. >> okay. all righty. that's one of the web sites for a neonazi group. we were just wondering. >>> thank you very much. >> okay. >> go ahead. >> i know a few people named storm, so i wouldn't -- that might be his middle name. >> all right, john mullens, thank you very much. is it also an act of domestic terrorism? we're going to get into that deeper next. you wouldn't take medicine without checking the side effects. hey honey. huh. the good news is my hypertension is gone. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. (metabolism in a dog's brainse begins to change. (ma

defense department does report to him after all but with the commander in chief one said what the expletive was that? we have given him lots of options he just has not acted on them. what we take out that obama strategy with k.t. mcfarland also the liberal war on the second amendment rights going into overdrive. listen to a chicago priest and left-wing activist with the epidemic of murder and violence on the nra. >> you can call us names to pay for the murder of our children. lou: we will talk about why the father does not blame individuals for the inner-city violence or from the city of chicago. we will talk with law enforcement experts tonight and new reports the 2008 endorsement of hillary clinton gives of the appearance that the support was bought and paid for. we bring out though worsening scandals for digital politics editor. we begin with the bombshell edition at the g-7 summit in maastricht that united states the you -- design of a complete strategy to defeat the islamic state. in austria has the report. >> in concluding a productive summit the president admitted the strategy to def

. >> the young black woman posted on facebook saying at work serving the rude expletive white people. it was tagged being in the brookfield zoo in chicago. angry customers said they would not come back unless that employee was fired. the zoo did terminate the worker saying it was a violation of its policy. >>> an incredible story from texas where a firefighter happened upon a bad accident involving his wife and 7-year- old son. >> it sounds like a bad story but it's the real deal. aaron van riper said that the car was nearly demolished and doctors well to operate on amber van riper to fix a broken pelvis. >> the is that -- fact that they are alive is a feat. god has more plans for them. >> friends and family have started a gofundme page. the family doesn't have insurance. >>> prince and his band, royalty, are coming to play this sunday. >> oh, prince fans are excited. >> tickets to the "hit and run" concert go on sale tomorrow at noon, and they won't stay there long. you can live onto livenation.com. >> he's still got it. >> he has still got it. >>> d.c.'s first cat if a fay, crumbs a

. >> this doesn't have the expletives. >> making sure he doesn't curse in front of the kids. >> i knowt figuratively. >> it is not a joke, sir. i am sorry. >> what did we learn? dad are great at solving math problems playing catch opening jars of peanut butter. thanks, gad. >> as usual joanne learned nothing of importance from your report. everyone here but me is a father. you have the most kids. how many kids do you have? >> 4. >> i have three. >> 2. >> none. >> and i am negative 7. that sounds disgusting negative 7 children. do you enjoy all of the dad stuff? >> the only time i am jealous of people is when they have more kids than me. four,>> dam, i wish i had four. >> what do you do with your time? >> all you did was continue the human race. >> you told me once you have more it gets easier. >> yeah. better, funner. >> then the other day my youngest two-year-old said hey birdie i am johnny. they are going to be friends now. >> so your child is stupid. >> he is two weeks old. >> you have four kids? >> i have a daughter in college and three little boys. young little boys. >> you think

this doesn't have the expletives of the paragraphs that proceed it. >> just like dad, making sure hein front of the kids. >> i knew jon stewart figuratively. i'm not going say this. is this a joke? >> it's not a joke, sir. >> dads are great at involving math problems, tieing shoes and playing catch and opening jars of peanut butter and hating greg's book. i can't blame them. thanks, dad. >> as usual we've learned nothing from your report. everyone here but me is father. who has the most kids? how many kids, mike? >> four. >> how many? >> three. >> two. >> i'm negative seven. that's sounds disgusting, negative seven children. do you enjoy all the dad stuff? >> can't get enough. the only time i'm jealous of people is when they have more kids than me. >> i wish i had four. >> that's pathetic. what do you do with your time? >> all you did was continue the human race with the same amount. >> you need one more. >> you told me once you have more then it gets easier. >> yeah, better, funner. my 2-year-old introduced himself to a bird and said i'm johnny. >> that a happens every eight seconds

i mean, he's loyal, loving, and a pain in the [ expletive ] sometimes, but you know, that's him. you can't pick your family. >> actually the nickname that he gave me probably about ten years ago? >> yeah. >> 10 or 12 years ago. >> yeah. >> how do you get that anymore name? you tell me. >> how? we was high on meth, we was sitting there and he was tripping out thinking he could see the cops everywhere. and he kept saying, hey, man, there's cops. i swear, there's the cops. after that, it was over every time. how everybody in america calls him skitz. >> yeah, pretty much. >> coming up, harper and carr continue to mark time. >> 3930 and i'm out of here. >> cell search uncovers a cry for help. >> the gentleman over there took ccu. we just found a suicide note in his drawer. >> and the cocomo slayer talks about his horrifying triple murder. >> i can still, to this day, remember nearly every blot blood spot that was in that house. we all enter this world with a shout, and we see no reason to stop. so cvs health is creating industry-leading programs and tools that help people stay on medi

for the first time i can recall in this president's administration, speak bluntly, in fact using expletives after the president said we don't have a complete strategy against the islamic state. some pentagon officials saying it's pure bunk and options and alternatives and plans have been submitted none of which have been approved, none of the choices made. >> he speaks volumes for so many people in the pentagon. normal way to do this, the president says i want to defeat an enemy. pentagon and general officers prepare the plans with a lot of helps in terms of various options and the risks associated with them that would lead to that defeat. none of that took place because the president at the outset said to the pentagon and to the leaders i want to defeat them but here's what i don't want to have happen. i want no boots on the ground. what about advisers? no. what about tactical? no. what about apache helicopters and forces on the ground? no. all of the things were taken off the table from the beginning. now the pentagon has come back many times and offered other options to the president and

city's lawsuit notes when one disabled person complained that something needed fixing, he was told expletive, for the peanuts you pay me, i am not going to do anything. dale showed us the laundry room, she had it boarded up. supervisors say that she owns five properties. >> this kind of behavior is not acceptable. it has no place in san francisco, it has to stop. >> it is hard to explain. >> her big thing is can we quit talking about the owner? we are just trying to do the best thing by our daughter and our community. >> reporter: kpix5. >> and the attorney said she done nothing illegal. >>> still ahead, had basketball not been an option for seth curry, he may have had a fall back career. >> and a new law for every california woman on birth control. >> coming up, how does the injury to irving change the warrior's game plan in the finals? >> and history is made on the mound. there is pitcher who makes his day debut. >> --hiss debut. >> and now a--his debut. >> and a live look at the bay bridge. we will have sunshine today and a warm up on the way. your weather forecast is coming up. >>> welco

>> he's so full of [ expletive ].s pretty harsh. >> as a matter of fact, when we were doing our deliberations, he was like the no-brainer. the guy's an idiot, and nothing he says -- we can't go with or against it. he's null and void. >> i was called so many things. i was called a celebrity, a pariah, a traitor, a dummy, a freeloader. >> so it seems like you were pretty much misunderstood for a really long time. >> 100% misunderstood. this was something i took so serious that i was making sure i answered everything correctly. so i was in deep thought going, okay, answer this right, kato and that was it. if you pause, people go, he's making something -- he's lying, he's doing this. furthest thing from the truth. it's for me to become even more honest. for me to make sure i answer this thing 100% honest. >> which brings us to the night of the murder. kaelin and simpson make a mcdonald's run. >> about what time was it when you got home? >> it was about 9:40. >> kaelin goes to his bedroom, and prosecutors say simpson disap

happen back in uniform, i would give it a shot today because as the motto states, get off your [ expletivehing. i'm paraphrasing, of course. and i understand you're going to teach me how to make a guitar out of a cigar box and i'm going to do that and bill will come and play it. >> that is it. >> after getting a look at the simple creations i was curious to get a look inside the manufacturing hub where each one is lovingly produced. is it snowing again? >> i do believe it's snowing. >> snowing in jackson, mississippi. >> but we do have a shop with heat. >> that sounds exciting. ♪ one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. like i like my vacations: tropical. and during red lobster's island escape, three new tropical dishes take me straight to the islands. so i'm diving fork-first into the lobster and shrimp in paradise, with panko-crusted lobster tail and jumbo shrimp in captain morgan bar

when i see some backup wide receiver from dip[expletive] university on sport center point to me after scoring a touchdown, that cheapens the brand. it is very simple -- i am not with you when your team wins. i am not against you when your team loses. i am not either against you or for you when you win or lose. i am not a laker or a cowboy or a red wing -- please, listen carefully -- i am not a yankee. [laughter] i do not guide the ball between the uprights or into the basket or out of the stadium or into your opponent's crotch. [laughter] you won the game congratulations. you are a super bowl m.v.p., mazel tov. leave me out of it. because your piety or lack thereof either as an athlete, a team, or a fan base is meaningless to me. i do not influence the outcome of sporting events to affect the winner. are we clear? i only, on extremely rare occasions, influence the outcome of sporting events to affect the spread. [laughter] charlie: how did you come to this? jim: my agent -- he said i spoke to this writer, and said i have a client who was always itching to do theater and i think he mig

the [ expletive ] doing okay average speeds of about 65 miles per hour with a 12-minute drive time. >>> breaking news in gloucester county. skyforce 10 is live over the scene of a very active fire. this started within the past 15 minutes. this is at a business in south harrison township on monroeville road. we are working to find out if anybody was hurt or how this fire may have started. we'll continue to more thanner it this situation. as soon as we get more information we'll pass it along. >>> the second escaped prisoner who spent more than three weeks on the run is in critical condition this morning after state police shot and captured him. this was the scene soon after a police sergeant david sweat. sweat, a convicted killer had been on the run for at least 22 days. he was shot medics met him and they transferred home to a more secure facility. >> we wanted to provide care in a way that's safe for our staff and everyone around us. >> sweat hope to question him more about what led to the escape. >>> it's been nearly a week since severe weather caused major power outages three the r

you have to understand this phone expletive dangerous." although the investigation was pain-staking the scout -- the outcome is substantial. >> we find when drug organizations take hold in a community they fight amongst themselves, fight amongst other drug dealers and they spawn collateral violence. kevin: 18 people arrested in total. 14 with ties to this community. the other four connected to the district heights music studio which was also raided this morning as well. we're live in silver spring i'm kevin lewis abc7 news. alison: thank you. a homicide investigation meanwhile is underway. in prince george's county after police discovered a man with multiple gunshot wounds. it happened last night on southern avenue near the d.c.-maryland line in capital heights. they identified the victim as 22-year-old devon fog. he died at the hospital. police are offering a reward now of up to $25,000 for information. leon: three montgomery county high schools switched to a single color for the graduation ropes to make them gender neutral. they will no

"dog kick that [ expletive ] out or gang bang her."p." >> why did you say that? >> i wasn't being serious. >> when you see something going on like that and it's a rape maybe you should call the police. >> did that ever occur to you? maybe i should tell somebody about what i just seen? >> i knew it would come out. >> reporter: sounds like brandon does too. just 30 minutes after the incident he phones friend, joey quinzio, and says -- >> i'm in deep [ bleep ]. you got to call me back. >> reporter: police say that what brandon and his friends did next was an attempted cover-up. finley claims he dropped his phone in a pool. >> it was cracked. was time for a new iphone. >> did you trade it in? tossed it in the trash? >> i just threw it out. >> reporter: quinzio claims his phone was stolen. >> okay. did you report your phone stolen to apple so they could shut it down? >> no. >> reporter: but it didn't matter. police find those elusive videos after all, backed up on quinzio's hard drive. his phone automatically synched the video to his comput

and then she sends a text message saying oh my god, action did not happen until 5:00 in the [ expletive ] morning. this might not look very. >> her roommate might be upset that she had perform a sex act on the roommate's boyfriend, she decides to say, my roommate knows me. it is pretty obvi i was not an innocent bystander. my head is going to explode. how does this girl get a guy thrown out of school based on this? >> well but she's operating in an environment at amherst is not unique here in which the presumption is that any accuser is truthful and the process is set up really with indifference to the truth. the idea is to prevent retraumaization. to an actual victim this is very important. when you have a case where the accuser is not telling the truth, there is no way to determine this. >> she hasn't offered her side of the story on any of this. >> no. >> amherst is refusing to reopen the expulsion of this young man. they won't even look at it? >> that's correct. that's not atypical. amherst said he had his shot and did not take a look at i. >> guess again, amherst. a judge is going

city's lawsuit notes when one disabled tenant complained in a something needed fixing he was told, expletive for the peanuts you pay me, i'm not going to do anything. dale showed us his laundry room he said she had it boarded up after he let city inspectors into his home. >> it was a retaliatory act. >> reporter: supervisor scott weiner says she owns five properties in his district. >> this is not acceptable. it has no place in san francisco. it has to stop. >> it's very hard to explain all the things to me little girl. >> her big thing is like can we quit talking about the owner? >> reporter: right now the duncan family plans to fight the eviction. >> we are trying to do the best thing by our daughter and our community and sticking up for what we think is right. >> reporter: the landlord's attorney told the "chronicle" that her client has done nothing wrong and that the law is on her side. but the city told me that the landlord is also facing several criminal and civil charges in west hollywood for similar charges. whether i called her and told her who i was, she hung up. reporting live in

ex-boyfriends filing restraining orders against her, one accusing jackson of saying i'm going to run your expletive my car. in the last five years, 1500 people injured or killed in road rage incidents across america. a reminder to all drivers you never know who is in the car next to you. if convicted jackson faces 15 years to life. there are now families on both sides of this case grieving. all of this from an argument that police say could have and should have been avoided. cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >>> new details in a massive air bag recall. the replacement air bags may be no good, this is according to executives with takata getting a stinging rebuke on capitol hill. the air bags have a bat wing inflater. that's been tied to most of the serious injuries. in all six deaths prompted the massive recall in the first place. it's unclear how many air bags may need to be replaced. car owners should check safer car.gov and enter the vin number. >>> auto sales raised to their strongest pace in a decade. they hit nearly 18 million last month. subaru leading automakers with a 12% sales gain. >>

. >> i find out that's actually the driver's wife, and she was shouting at him, certain expletives thatat this time. but certainly she was upset that a, he was driving and b, he just crashed their new prius. >> the dash cam video is later used as evidence to help convict the driver of drunk driving. >> just showing the video alone to his defense attorney made the point that he was not going to try to fight the dui. >> a police officer who has seen it all has one of the strangest encounters of his career when he pulls over a famous crime fighter. >> not too many people that i stop are dressed up in a costume. and especially not a batman costume. how you doing? we're being recorded. >> march 21st, 2012, silver spring, maryland, officer paul borgea, a 29-year veteran of the montgomery county police department, is patrolling route 29 during morning rush hour. >> traffic at that time was -- it's still heavy, but it's moving. and i think about three to four cars in front of me i see this vehicle, and it's a black sports car. and it's got its top down, and what struck me about it is that it ha

now, if you'll excuse me i have to get the [ expletive ] out of iowa. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applauseefense -- in carson's defense at left he didn't check his watch during his remarks. >> fortunately, living in this country, i was able to realize that dream. [ laughter ] >> seth: he must have had a great bedside manner as a neurosurgeon. now tell me what's wrong with your brain? uh-huh. uh-huh. of course, it wouldn't be a republican event without mention of hillary and this time it was carly fiorina dropping the hammer with this zinger about how she'd burn hillary in a debate. >> i really would be tempted on that general election debate stage to ask hillary if she's ever ridden on a john deere tractor. >> seth: just imagine how much [ bleep ] would have to go wrong. how massive a nuclear annihilation would have to be for us to live in a world where it would be helpful if the president knew how to operate a tractor. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] good news -- i have good news, you don't have to imagine because it's all in my new dystopian young adult novels. only 100 chosen ones

documents that i believe are [ expletive ] documents and would put va in a very negative light. i understand that. but you can't remove those documents from the file just because it makes you look bad. and that is what we're trying to get at at this point. but, again i thank every member of this subcommittee for the job that you have been doing. and look forward to continuing the good work. thank you, ms. kuster. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i ask all other members wave their opening remarks as per the committee's cuts tom. hearing no objection, so ordered. i would like to introduce our panel with that. on the panel, we have dr. carolyn clancy. interim undersecretary for health for the department of veterans affairs. michael valintino, chief consultant pharmacy services veteran's health administration. dr. herald cutter and randall william son, director of gao's health care team and dr. jacqueline maffucci research director. dr. clancy, you are now recognized for five minutes. >> good morning, chairman coffman, ranking member, and members of the committee. thank you for the oppor

. >> it's not just a matter of it not being polite to say [ expletive ] in public.vidence that the suspects may have spent time in a cabin in this area. >> intense, nerve-racking. we're up all night. we have the guns already in the house. >> there it is, a tornado right in front of us. >> all of a sudden this huge whoosh of wind pushed me back. i was like, oh, my gosh, it's here. >> the extreme heat and working conditions are making it difficult for us. >> a sincere apology would have been nice. a simple believable apology would have been great and there was nothing simple about what he said and there was nothing sin series. >> i don't know if it's isis or what, but i come home and he's destroying buddhas and figurines and burning stuff in the house. >> this is your son? >> yeah. >> the most powerful man in all of sports roger goodell versus the most popular player in all of football, tom brady. it's those twos men squaring off with their credibility being called into question and their credibility on the line. >> were all three of you sleeping with him? >> yeah, i